Hockey Paper and St. Bert’s Clothing seek junior ambassadors
The Hockey Paper has teamed up with our junior partner St. Bert’s Clothing for an exciting initiative for the 2019/20 hockey season. We are looking for …
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Hockey fixtures 2019/20: Hampstead & Westminster and Surbiton ladies open on the road
By Rod Gilmour English hockey’s two domestic champions will both take the defence of their titles on the road after the 2019/20 fixtures were released. …
Pro League: ‘Twickenham Stoop matches will grab attention for hockey’
England Hockey’s Stoop project has been nearly two years in the making. And by the end of the final FIH Pro League double header clashes on Sunday, the …
The Hockey Paper launches ‘Watch Your 1s’ campaign to lift domestic game
By The Hockey Paper | Editorial We have launched our campaign and competition to boost attendances at 1st XI level and reinvigorate match day atmospheres in …
Kit ready for hockey season with Samurai
With a new website and kit designer, plus a whole range of colour and design options, Samurai Sportswear is your one stop shop for everything hockey. The …
Liverpool’s lack of hockey facilities the battle for this tireless achiever
By Rod Gilmour | Editor Jean Arnold is something of an icon in Liverpool. The 79-year-old has been a revered PE teacher in the region for decades and her …
Why clubs should offer more ParaHockey
By Richard Bright The founder of disability hockey at Surbiton HC is calling on clubs across the country to embrace the sport. ParaHockey supporters have tried …
Revealed: True extent of making hockey as a career
By Richard Bright What are the chances of making the grade in hockey? How much will it cost players to set themselves up to make it at the top level? And how …
Hampstead finally secure Boizot’s Euro hockey dream
No longer do those Hampstead & Westminster supporters resplendent in their old touring jackets need cast their minds back to 1991. On a March day 28 years …
How Oxford Hockey Club medics helped to save fellow player’s life
Two Oxford HC members have been praised for dropping their sticks mid-match to save a player’s life. Medics James Harper and Chris Hadfield were playing for …
