Welcome

We are a vibrant club running several teams across both Men’s and Ladies Sections as well as a thriving Youth section.

The club welcomes new members by offering a range of playing opportunities from ages 5 to 60+ whether new to the game or with past experience.

Our primary aim is to enable all members to enjoy their hockey experience by encouraging fun, participation, sportsmanship and the social aspects of sport to anyone whether that be as a player, coach, umpire, club official or social member.

We encourage members to volunteer their skills to help develop the club and will support members who wish to develop their hockey related skills whether as a player, coach, umpire or club official.  

We also support the development of coaching, umpiring & club officials skills. All we ask in return is that you respect the other members of the club, other teams and officials who support the game.

All players must wear shin pads and a mouth guard/gum shield is highly recommended for every training/game session. We recommend hockey specific footwear for use on synthetic surfaces. All studded/bladed football wear are unsuitable for use on synthetic hockey surfaces.


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The scores are in. A fantastic start to the league season for the ladies first team, well done ladies!It's the turn of the youths again tomorrow:3 u12 teams at ESM for East District Youth leagues,Boys u16s in action at Meggetland against EHC. ...
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Week Two fixtures. Only one home game, for the ladies 1s to start their league season, after mens 3s and colts games called off. Men's 2s also get underway after a postponement last week. Good luck to all teams! ...
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Saturday results are in. ...
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The club's youth section was out in force today.U10 and U12 training at DLC for around 40 youths started us off.The boys U16 squad then started their East U16 Development League campaign with a 5-0 walkover win, and a competitive 2-2 friendly draw. The boys played really well for their first game as a squad at this level.Meanwhile over at Mary Erskines our U14 teams were in action for the first weekend of East Leagues. A win and a draw for the B squad, and the same results for the A squad, a lot of the kids having stepped up from under 12s for their first games at this level. Result of the day though goes to our girls U16 team who, despite only having 9 players and no GK, ran out 4-1 winners against Grange. A couple of the girls were playing at this level for the first time as well. Well done to all players, and thanks to the coaches, umpires and parents/grandparents for coming along to support the teams and ensure these games can go ahead. ...
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First week of league fixtures for most teams this weekend. Good luck to all teams! ...
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