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Results Saturday - 23 January 2016 Men's 1s Staines 2 A L Won 14 - 0 Men's 2s OMT 1 H L Lost 0 - 3 Men's 3s Oxford Hawks 4 A L Lost 1- 2 Men's 4s Reading Uni Knights 5 H L Drew 1 - 1 Men's 5s Bourton & Sherborne 2 H L Won 8 - 0 Men's 6s Marlow 5 A L Drew 0 - 0 Eagles Wootton Wanderers 2 H F Drew 2 - 2 Past Masters Richmond Rogues H L Won 5 - 3 Old Boars Surbiton Jokers H L Lost 2 - 4 Ladies 1s Milton Keynes 1s H L Lost 0 - 1 Ladies 2s Hendon & Mill Hill 1 H L Won 1 - 0 Ladies 3s PHC Chiswick 4 A L Won 4 - 0 Ladies 4s Old Uxonians A L Won 2 - 1 This Weeks Fixtures Saturday - 30 January 2016 Men's 1s Maidenhead 1 H L Eastcote 13:30 Men's 2s Oxford 2 A L Oxford Brookes 11:30 Men's 3s Wallingford 2 H L Eastcote 16:30 Men's 4s Banbury 3 A L NOA Banbury 15:30 Men's 5s Oxford 6 H L Eastcote 15:00 Men's 6s Milton Keynes Samurai H L Brunel 13:30 Eagles Maidenhead Mystics A L Altwood School 16:30 Past Masters Richmond Rogues A L Quintin Hogg 16:00 Old Boars Hampstead & W Vets A L Paddington Rec 15:00 Ladies 1s Wycombe Rye 1 A L Cressex 13:00 Ladies 2s Southgate 2 H L Eastcote 12:00 Ladies 3s Teddington 3 H L Brunel 15:00 Ladies 4s Hampstead & W 6 H L Brunel 12:00 Ladies 5s Harrow 2 H L Eastcote 10:30

Chair Chat Saturday saw contrasting games and fortunes for the 1

st

teams. The ladies played 2nd

placed Milton Keynes losing 1-0 when a draw was possible whilst the men played struggling Staines who were on the end of a 14 goal thrashing. Staines kept going and having lost players in their top sides pre season, kept their spirits up and had a fantastic attitude in the face of adversity. All credit to them.

Elsewhere wins for the ladies 2,3 & 4s whilst the men's Past Masters and 5ths were the winners and 3 draws. I thought the Men's 2s were unlucky not to get something from their game. This week's team of the week is the Past Masters for beating a team above them in the table. I am pleased to report that Nihal has joined the band of volunteers setting up and managing the Easyfunding scheme that allows club members and supporters to buy items on line and raise money for the Club at the same time. More details to follow.

Looking at our men's 1sts and 2nds on Saturday 14 of the sides, that’s half, have come through our Colts network. That’s great to see an a credit to the coaches involved.

A few of us are off to the National Indoor finals at Wembley Arena on Sunday and its also on BT Sports.

The next Social is on 20th February but we are looking for

a volunteer to run this – are you that person? Please step forward if you can help. Did anyone notice the Saints beat Man U on Saturday? Rob

No. 587

The Eastcote Hockey Club Newsletter – 60th Season

Editor: Grahampile@aol.com Website: EastcoteHockeyClub.com

Ladies & Men’s 1st XI’s Sponsored by

Latymer Land & Property

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NEED NEW KIT? We buy our club kit from The Pro Shop in Brentford, Unit E, 30 Commerce Road, Brentford, TW8 8LE Telephone: 0208 568 9929, or order online at http://www.proshopsport.com/team-wear/eastcote-h-c-1.php Our home kit for the Men is a TK red/white shirt, white shorts & red socks & the Ladies is a TK red/navy shirt, navy skort & red socks.

The price includes a number & name on the reverse of the shirt so please make this clear when ordering. There are Polo shirts for colts Before you order your shirt please contact Graham Pile grahampile@aol.com to get or remind yourself of your shirt number, this is essential for adult league rules to avoid a fine for no number, or number clashes and the resulting tacky looking tape on shirts!

The Bubbly Challenge 2015/2016

Sponsor a Ladies or Men’s 1st XI’s or 2nd XI’s League Game

Select the league game/s and commit to donating a bottle of Champers if the team win. If they do not win then you do not have to donate anything

See pages 7 & 8 for more details This Week's Sponsors Ladies 1s Wycombe Rye 1 Paddy Ashton Ladies 2s Southgate 2 L Tucker Men's 1s Maidenhead 1 Ian Fitzgerald Men's 2s Oxford 2 Becky R

Umpires The Club is keen to develop and train more umpires, in particular we are looking to see more Women umpires coming though to officiate. England Hockey run Umpire courses, the process is:- 1. Undertake an on line rules test first 2. Book into a course and it costs £50*. 3. Ask Rob Riddleston or Ian Fitzgerald to assess you in a game *The Club will reimburse you as soon as you have been assessed and start umpiring for Eastcote. Joe Godfrey is our Umpires coordinator so if you have already passed your Umpires test then ask him to allocate you a game. His email is joe.godfrey@linzells.com The link to book up a course and take the on line test is below:- http://www.englandhockey.co.uk/courses.asp?section=296&sectionTitle=Find+a+Course&page=2 Note: Players who umpire a club game do not have to pay a match fee for the game they play in. If you would like to know anything more about umpiring please speak to me. Rob Riddleston

Ruislip Gazette Wednesday 21st

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Match Reports

Ladies 1's v Milton Keynes 1's Saturday 23rd Jnauary Lost 0 - 1

An investigation of Eastcote vs Milton Keynes

It has been summarised that the motion activities (time spent walking, cruising and sprinting) of field hockey are similar to rugby and Australian rules (Spencer et al, 2004). The game against MK did at times represent rugby and lacked clear rules. The 70 minutes did not only lead to exercise-induced muscle damage via disruption of sarcomeres from the eccentric muscle actions (Proske & Morgan, 2001) but from the physical contact. In the first half Irene did feel the physicality of the opposition particularly. However, MK edged the first half with a 1-0 lead. Eastcote did have one chance after a quick free hit from Emma found Macca who then turned the defender and played a ball that had the GK beat. It was unlucky that Philly did not get the contact required. Although down at half time, Berger & Pope (2011) have demonstrated that losing can sometimes lead to winning. A slight reshuffle in midfield formation and a second wind of energy meant Eastcote primarily had MK on the back foot. Any opportunities that MK did create, Big equally matched. However, the Eastcote pressure did not pay off. The relief MK demonstrated at the final whist suggests they knew Eastcote deserved more. Another 3 points up for grabs next week but as Paul Bryant stated “it’s not the will to win that matters, everyone has that. It’s the will to prepare to win that matters”.

Men's 1's v Staines 2's Saturday 23rd January Won 14 - 0

Goal Hungry Eastcote went to Staines looking to get back to winning ways after dropping points the week before. On arrival the pitch was locked so we tried to guess the padlock code. People suggested random numbers, people's birthdays, then Gaz googled when Staines was founded. He said 1890 and Stan put it in but still no luck. Next suggestion was send the youngest to ask the oppo what the code is, so Isaac jogged off and came back with the code 1890 a code we have already had no luck with. Stan put the code in for a second time and somehow this time it worked and on to the pitch we go. An early shout for dod from Stan. On to the game, we were 7-0 up at half time with goals from Ripper, Gabs x2, Coops x3 and Sam. Second half saw us add another 7 with goals from Gabs x3, Coops, Thorpey, Euro and Sam. After the game the talk turned to the football results and some scores were known and others weren't. People didn't seem to know the Norwich score so just in case you missed it Norwich lost 5-4 to Liverpool. Mom- Gabs Dod- Coops (missed a sitter)

Eagles v Wootton Wanderers 2's (Friendly) Saturday 23rd January Drew 2 - 2

‘Being Friendly Was Our Downfall’

The term ‘friendly start’ is mentioned a lot in hockey but not many quite understand what it means. However after today’s performance, we all now know that Andy Laz fully understands the meaning of the phrase as 10 seconds into the match, he kindly passed the ball to Wootton’s striker and he was able to run past our defence and calmly beat the oncoming Z to give the visitors an early lead. Despite this, the Eagles played the next 10 minutes at high speed but were unable to get a goal. Then Wootton had a counter attack but the mighty Z was able to deny them a second goal. However soon after, Wootton’s defence were caught napping and they allowed youngster Ollie to run into the ‘D’ and reverse hit the ball past the desperate keeper; they were level. Moments later another youngster Luke had a chance to give the home side the lead but his top-corner bound strike was saved by a diving goalie. After 35 minutes, the teams were tied. The Eagles started the second half positively and this was rewarded as Rob’s mishit shot fell kindly for Ashley who was able to tap it into the empty net. The home side had the lead but they weren’t finished yet and Rob got into the ‘D’ and after a bit of uncertainty, he was able to push it into the goal but it was disallowed for some unknown reason. The Eagles then switched off and with 10 minutes remaining, Wootton were able to find an equalizer. This woke up the hosts and resulted in some fast-flowing offensive hockey and moments from time they won a short corner. Well, they should’ve had a short but once again; like the goal, it was disallowed. Enough was enough and Andy Laz had had enough. He marched up to the umpire and told him what he thought of him. However, the official did not take too kindly to this gesture and the Eagles centre back was sent off. Not long after that the final whistle blew and both teams came away without a loss, but also without a win. So after 70 minutes I think it’s fair to say: Being Friendly Was Our Downfall. Luke Defanis

Past Masters v Richmond Rogues Saturday 23rd January Won 5(2) - 3(1)

. . . Topsy Turvy Tussle The PM’s are becoming like Chelsea, you never know which team is going to turn up. We were playing at sunny Brunel and welcomed a late arriving Richmond team who had the audacity to take the lead with only 10 men on the field when their young midfield maestro strode along the goal line around the keeper to tap into an empty net. It wasn’t until they had 11 players that the PM’s started to play and to dominate possession with Lloydy, Steve and Buddy all having chances up front. Meanwhile at the back we were still being caught by raids inspired by long balls down the centre.

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After 15 mins we had a great move down the right when “L” fed Ian who fed Steve on the wing and his cross caused more havoc in their defence, eventually reaching Lloydy who beat the keeper to draw level. Not to be outdone Buddy added a second 5 mins later following good work from Sukhi, Tim and Dogra. With 15 mins to half time we were looking good, but despite having total control at the back where Pali, Gav and Harry were strutting their stuff we failed to make our dominance count and went in just the odd goal to the good. The half time talk was focused on getting more pace on the ball, finding our players earlier and using the flanks more. 2 mins into the 2

nd half we were caught by a ball

down the inside left channel when pressing too high, and their lone forward latched onto the ball and drove past a helpless keeper. So we had to start again and soon dominated possession once more, but the clear chances were much harder to come by, we had a number of shorts but failed to score. Surely we couldn’t lose this one but then we had a stroke of inspiration and a neat move involving what seemed like half the team split their resolute defence and there was the diving Steve to score with an excellent finish from a great pass by Tim. So just more of the same and we’d be home and dry, but again we got caught on the break with the same player having the same success and we were back to 3 – 3 mid-way through the half. This clearly inspired Richmond who had a brief purple period resulting in a couple of short corners which fortunately were well defended resulting in no further damage. So with 15 mins left we re-built our momentum and again dominated possession with Ian looking lively on the right Sukhi and Lloydy having loads of space down the left and Tim, “L” and Dogra doing their stuff in the middle. It was now only a matter of time but Richmond were hanging in there for an unlikely draw and the frustration was building. With 5 mins to go we broke the deadlock again when Lloydy scored a well deserved 2

nd having ran their

left back ragged all match. So were we going to let them back into it for a 3

rd time or

would our domination finally tell. Well the answer came when Tim again managed to deliver a superb pass to a dangerous position deep into their D and although Buddy had some work to do he finished emphatically for his 2

nd

goal and killed off the match with 2 mins left. Like last week the front line all played well, but although all 3 scored, this week’s MotM goes to Tim for his fine mid-field performance topped by 2 goal scoring passes. “Màlmand”

Ladies 2's v Hendon & Mill Hill 1's Saturday 23rd January Won 1 - 0

Dearest Editor, I forgot ...no, not the game in this instance (its etched vividly in my mind), but that I was writing, nay volunteered, to write the x***xx xxx x match report.

So, we got there, it was cold, damn cold, they had only 9 players and were, surprisingly, very dubious about the safety of the pitch. Lennie, captain, coach, fiancé, general all round good egg, had a bit of a cob on, there was to be NO negotiation, actually none was needed as she sashayed past the mesmerised Keith (umpire) with the imperious yet clearly seductive suggestion that all was well and the pitch was fine (something along the lines of " these are not the droids you are looking for " Keith ..." we are starting in 5 minutes" So we played, they had 10, we attacked and attacked and attacked and attacked and attacked and attacked . everyone played pretty well, we did everything but actually score. Coops refrain "and its 1-0" as we approached the goal, from the sideline was sounding more desperate. And then we scored, young Ceris, younger than my shinpads, she also won MOM. We won, that's all, have to go now, apologies to my regular reader. Kim

Ladies 3's v PHC Chiswick 4's Saturday 23rd January Won 4 - 0

Chiswick Locked Up This week the mighty 3s made a trip down to Chiswick, and everyone had a great feeling about this week with Steph, Andrea and Lucy all managing to turn up sober! Having all arrived on time we all had a great warm starting with sprints after finding a note in the Wormwood Scrubs west wing, oops I mean the Linford Christie Stadium toilets, saying “don’t turn around unless you are good at running”. I must say, after seeing the changing rooms, the note was actually somewhat scary! After a slightly shaky few minutes at the start of the match, the 3s got into the flow of it, and we started to play some beautiful hockey. We were looking invincible! There were some great passes from Andrea through to Tonia; and Fabi and Rhiannon were linking up well on the right hand side of the pitch. Although we were all over Chiswick we were starting to struggle with scoring a goal, but not through a lack of trying! There were some good balls into the D from Steph and Catherine, which sadly the post players just missed. However with a few short corners having been awarded to us already, we knew we could get a goal before half time. This happened with only two minutes left in the first half after winning a short corner and Tonia placed it perfectly (with a little of bit help from the Chiswick first runner!) In the second half Chiswick come back and they were fighting hard. They had some good chances but thankfully the 3s had Fi and her new kit to rescues us, making sure that the score remained 1-0. With a great break down the pitch, Lucy scored a fab goal to make it 2-0, which calmed us down again and got us back to the sexy hockey which we showed in the first half. Shortly after the second goal, we won a short corner and Lucy smashed the ball into the goal, giving her, her 2

nd

for the match. 3-0. Chiswick were starting to look quite

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downhearted but we showed no sympathy. Eastcote continued to play well and Rhiannon hit another one home before fulltime to make the final score 4-0. MOM was a close one this week with almost everyone on the pitch getting a nomination (because we are all awesome) and ended up being shared between Freya, Alice and Beau. DOD was between Delia, after she decided to make up a car parking space in the middle of the car park, and Andrea after she fell on her bum during the match but Andrea just won the most votes. 3 more points for the 3s and another unbeaten week in 2016! This week we take on Teddington and hopefully we will keep up with our winning streak.

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FORTHCOMING FIXTURES Saturday - 06 February 2016 Men's 1s Oxford 1 A L Oxford Brookes 14:30 Men's 2s Newbury & Thatcham 1 H L Eastcote 12:00 Men's 3s Milton Keynes 3 A L Milton Keynes HC 14:00 Men's 4s Wootton Wanderers 1 H L Brunel 15:00 Men's 5s Oxford Hawks 6 A L Oxford Hawks HC 15:00 Men's 6s Banbury Piranhas A L NOA Banbury 15:30 Eagles Staines 5 H L Eastcote 16:30 Past Masters Sevenoaks Supervets A L Holly Bush Lane 12:00 Old Boars East Grinstead Vets H L Eastcote 15:00 Ladies 1s Teddington 2 H L Eastcote 13:30 Ladies 2s Harrow 1 A L JFS 13:00 Ladies 3s Hampstead & W 5 A L Paddington Rec 10:30 Ladies 4s Imperial Medics 1 A L Harlington 11:00 Ladies 5s Ashford 3 H L Eastcote 10:30 Sunday - 07 February 2016 Mixed Reigate Priory Mixed H C Brunel 13:30

Saturday - 13 February 2016 Men's 1s Ashford 1 A L Ashford 14:00 Men's 2s Oxford 1 H L Eastcote 13:30 Men's 3s Newbury & Thatcham 2 H L Eastcote 12:00 Men's 4s West Hampstead 5 A L Brent Cross 13:30 Men's 5s Bicester 3 H L Brunel 15:00 Men's 6s Wokingham 3 H L Eastcote 16:30 Eagles Harrow 2 A F JFS 13:00 Past Masters Tring Supervets H L Brunel 13:30 Old Boars Teddington Vets A L Teddington Sch 13:00 Ladies 1s Henley 1 A L Henley 11:45 Ladies 2s Staines 2 A L Staines 10:00 Ladies 3s Ladies 4s Southgate 5 H L Eastcote 10:30 Ladies 5s West Hampstead 7 H L Eastcote 15:00 Sunday - 14 February 2016 Ladies 1's Hampstead & W 2 A L Paddington Rec 14:00

The prestigious Champions Trophy pits the best of the best against each other in the ultimate battle to become champions. It’s back to Great Britain for England, Scotland and Wales as GB prepare in their last tournament before the Rio Olympic Games.

This world-class event is being held 18-26 June, at Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre and will feature the GB women's team, the Netherlands, the USA, plus three more teams who are still fighting for qualification.

A change in the qualification process was decided, similar to the one used up until the 2010 edition. Alongside the host nation, the last Olympic, World Cup and World League champions qualify automatically as well as the winner of the 2014 Champions Challenge I. The remaining spot will be nominated by the FIH Executive Board, making a total of 6 competing teams. If teams qualify under more than once criteria, the additional teams will be invited by the FIH Executive Board as well.

With the World League Final due to take place this December, we will soon know who will join Great Britain, Netherlands and the USA in the fight to be crowned the best of the best.

Secure your seats at this world-class Olympic legacy venue and get behind your nation as the best in the world collide!

Session guide and prices

Tickets are available at different prices for the sides or ends of the stadium. All days apart from Tues and Thurs offer 3 matches as part of the ticket, making them excellent value for money.

Sessions on the Tuesday and Thursday are priced lower as there will be two matches as part of the ticket (the last two matches of the day, while the first is being made available for schools to help inspire the next generation of players), with other days offering three matches as part of the ticket.

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Get rid of those aches and pains and recover from games more

quickly. As manager of the England over 65’s who have just won European Gold at Southgate let me share with you one of our secrets, that could benefit all of us who play or have played sport. It would in fact benefit anyone with issues around back pain, arthritis, and/or lack of energy. We have been supported by “Xenca“ for the past 4 years who have recommended two products to us and which the majority of the squads are using. I swear by them. The first is Collagen and the second Five a day + V. Both are natural products. If you have a club member in the squad talk to them about it. If interested to research or buy to try, go to www.xencahockey.com Peter Crayford England GGM Manager

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The Bubbly Challenge 2015/2016 Sponsor one of the Ladies or Men’s 1st XI’s

or 2ndXI’s league games Select the league game/s and commit to

donating a bottle of Champers if the team win. If they do not win then you do not have to donate anything.

All the Champagne won will be saved up for a Grand End Of Season P U Party

So the more wins the bigger the party

Donor’s Prize Draw Every offer of a donation will entitle the donor to receive an entry for each & every game sponsored in a Draw for a Donor’s Prize of a bottle of Champagne.

Email your selection to grahampile@aol.com

Due to bumper demand we have a sponsor for every game BUT we are now looking for second sponsors, so get your name down to make it a bumper bubbly year

Ladies' 1 Sponsor Ladies' 2 Sponsor

19/09/2015 H PHC Chiswick 1s Rob Riddleston H Winchmore Hill & Enfield 1 Graham Pile

26/09/2015 A Maidenhead 2s Ravi A Ashford (Middlesex) 1s Euro & Stan

03/10/2015 H Hampstead & W 2s G Tucker H Staines 2s Paul Marchant

10/10/2015 A Milton Keynes 1s Ian Fitzgerald A Hendon & Mill Hill 1s Sofie C

17/10/2015 H Wycombe 1s Sprakey A Southgate 2s Becky R

24/10/2015 A Teddington 2s Keith Antony H Harrow 1s Bakes

31/10/2015 A West Hampstead 2s Lucy Carter

07/11/2015 H Henley 1s Mark Allison H PHC Chiswick 2s Josie S-P

14/11/2015 A Witney 1s Lucy Carter A Hampstead & W 3s Rob Riddleston

21/11/2015 H West Hampstead 1s Akhursts H PHC Chiswick 3s Rex Antony

28/11/2015 A Buckingham 2's Joe Godfrey H Hampstead & W 4s Missy

05/12/2015 H Wallingford 1s Adam M A Winchmore Hill & Enfield 1 Irene Hall

12/12/2015 A PHC Chiswick 1s Roger A

09/01/2016 H Maidenhead 2s Thorpey H Ashford (Middlesex) 1s Coops

16/01/2016 A Hampstead & W 2s Missy A Staines 2s Akhursts

23/01/2016 H Milton Keynes 1s Coops H Hendon & Mill Hill 1s Alex Clark

30/01/2016 A Wycombe 1s Paddy Ashton H Southgate 2s L Tucker

06/02/2016 H Teddington 2s Becky R A Harrow 1s Sprakey

13/02/2016 A Henley 1s Sofie C

20/02/2016 H West Hampstead 2s Bobby Walker

27/02/2016 H Witney 1s Jose S-P A PHC Chiswick 2s Paul Marchant

05/03/2016 A West Hampstead 1s Bakes H Hampstead & W 3s Danny Ledniczky

12/03/2016 H Buckingham 2's Chris Clarke A PHC Chiswick 3s Danny Ledniczky

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The Bubbly Challenge 2015/2016 Sponsor one of the Ladies or Men’s 1st XI’s

or 2ndXI’s league games Select the league game/s and commit to

donating a bottle of Champers if the team win. If they do not win then you do not have to donate anything.

All the Champagne won will be saved up for a Grand End Of Season P U Party

So the more wins the bigger the party

Donor’s Prize Draw Every offer of a donation will entitle the donor to receive an entry for each & every game sponsored in a Draw for a Donor’s Prize of a bottle of Champagne.

Email your selection to grahampile@aol.com

Due to bumper demand we have a sponsor for every game BUT we are now looking for second sponsors, so get your name down to make it a bumper bubbly year

Team Men’s 1 Sponsor Men’s 2 Sponsor

03-Oct-15 A Wycombe 1 Keith Antony H Wallingford 1 Graham Pile

10-Oct-15 H Staines 2 Adam M A OMT 1 Gareth Norman

17-Oct-15 A Maidenhead 1 Akhursts H Oxford 2 Coops

24-Oct-15 H Oxford 1 Marky Fitz A Newbury & Thatcham 1 Rob Riddleston

31-Oct-15 H Ashford 1 Rob Riddleston A Oxford 1 Bakes

07-Nov-15 A Wallingford 1 Rex Antony H PHC Chiswick 1 DOS

14-Nov-15 H OMT 1 Sprakey A Wycombe 1 Craig Livingstone

21-Nov-15 A Oxford 2 Paddy Ashton H Staines 2 Paul Marchant

28-Nov-15 H Newbury & Thatcham 1

Ravi A Maidenhead 1 Jerry Stokes

05-Dec-15 A Eastcote 2 Gareth Norman H Eastcote 1 L Tucker

12-Dec-15 H PHC Chiswick 1 Missy & J S-P A Ashford 1 Welsh Dan

16-Jan-16 H Wycombe 1 Paddy Ashton A Wallingford 1 Akhursts

23-Jan-16 A Staines 2 Becky R H OMT 1 Danny Ledniczky

30-Jan-16 H Maidenhead 1 Ian Fitzgerald A Oxford 2 Becky R

06-Feb-16 A Oxford 1 Neville Carter H Newbury & Thatcham 1 Danny Ledniczky

13-Feb-16 A Ashford 1 Roger Antony H Oxford 1 Sprakey

20-Feb-16 H Wallingford 1 Euro & Stan A PHC Chiswick 1 Jez

27-Feb-16 A OMT 1 Ravi H Wycombe 1 Lewis W

05-Mar-16 H Oxford 2 G Tucker A Staines 2 Paul Wright

12-Mar-16 A Newbury & Thatcham 1

Josie S - P H Maidenhead 1 Paul Loudon

19-Mar-16 H Eastcote 2 Matty A A Eastcote 1 Scarbie

02-Apr-16 A PHC Chiswick 1 Chris Clarke H Ashford 1 Coops

The EastcoNet 9 30th January 2016

Results and League Tables South Ladies Division 3A P W D L F A +/- Pts 1 Buckingham 2's 14 12 0 2 52 20 32 36 2 Milton Keynes 1s 15 10 3 2 35 19 16 33 3 Hampstead & W 2s 14 10 2 2 42 13 29 32 4 PHC Chiswick 1s 14 10 0 4 61 18 43 30 5 Witney 1s 15 9 1 5 46 29 17 28 6 Henley 1s 15 9 1 5 34 33 1 28 7 Wycombe 1s 13 6 2 5 30 25 5 20 8 Eastcote 1s 14 4 3 7 22 30 -8 15 9 West Hampstead 1s 15 3 1 11 15 40 -25 10 10 Maidenhead 2s 14 3 0 11 18 43 -25 9 11 Teddington 2s 15 3 0 12 18 49 -31 9 12 Wallingford 1s 14 0 1 13 9 63 -54 1 24-Jan-16 Teddington 2s 1 - 0 West Hampstead 1s 23-Jan-16 Eastcote 1s 0 - 1 Milton Keynes 1s Maidenhead 2s 0 - 4 Hampstead & W 2s West Hampstead 1s 1 - 3 Henley 1s Buckingham 2's 3 - 1 Teddington 2s Wallingford 1s P - P Wycombe 1s PHC Chiswick 1s 2 - 3 Witney 1s Middlesex Ladies Premier Division P W D L F A +/- Pts 1 Southgate 2s 15 13 1 1 66 13 53 40 2 Hampstead & W 3s 14 11 2 1 44 11 33 35 3 Staines 2s 14 9 2 3 35 17 18 29 4 Harrow 1s 13 8 2 3 42 17 25 26 5 Eastcote 2s 14 7 1 6 22 27 -5 22 6 Winchmore Hill & Enfield 1 14 5 5 4 25 23 2 20 7 West Hampstead 2s 14 5 3 6 24 28 -4 18 8 Hampstead & W 4s 15 5 2 8 23 32 -9 17 9 Ashford (Middlesex) 1s 15 4 3 8 24 42 -18 15 10 PHC Chiswick 2s 15 3 3 9 29 45 -16 12 11 Hendon & Mill Hill 1s 14 1 3 10 14 55 -41 6 12 PHC Chiswick 3s 13 0 1 12 7 45 -38 1 Saturday, January 23, 2016 PHC Chiswick 3s 0 - 3 West Hampstead 2s Southgate 2s 0 - 0 Hampstead & W 3s Eastcote 2s 1 - 0 Hendon & Mill Hill 1s Winchmore Hill & Enfield 1 2 - 2 Ashford (Middlesex) 1s Hampstead & W 4s 0 - 4 Staines 2s PHC Chiswick 2s 0 - 3 Harrow 1s Middlesex Ladies Division 1 P W D L F A +/- Pts 1 Southgate 3s 15 14 1 0 58 5 53 43 2 Hampstead & W 5s 14 10 1 3 36 19 17 31 3 West Hampstead 3s 14 9 1 4 40 21 19 28 4 British Airways Hayes 1s 14 8 2 4 33 25 8 26 5 West Hampstead 4s 14 6 5 3 32 20 12 23 6 Teddington 3s 14 6 4 4 32 21 11 22 7 Eastcote 3s 15 7 2 6 28 27 1 22* 8 PHC Chiswick 4s 14 5 1 8 18 29 -11 16 9 Southgate 4s 15 4 3 8 24 36 -12 15 10 Staines 3s 14 3 4 7 25 27 -2 13 11 Hendon & Mill Hill 2s 14 1 0 13 13 76 -63 3 12 NPL 1s 15 0 2 13 16 49 -33 1* Saturday, January 23, 2016 Southgate 4s 1 - 1 Staines 3s NPL 1s 1 - 3 British Airways Hayes 1s PHC Chiswick 4s 0 - 4 Eastcote 3s West Hampstead 3s 1 - 3 Southgate 3s Hendon & Mill Hill 2s 0 - 7 West Hampstead 4s Hampstead & W 5s 2 - 0 Teddington 3s Middlesex Ladies Division 2 P W D L F A +/- Pts 1 Hampstead & W 6s 15 13 0 2 77 17 60 39 2 OMT Duchesses 14 12 1 1 60 7 53 37 3 Ashford (Middlesex) 2s 15 9 2 4 60 40 20 29 4 Imperial Medicals 1st 14 8 2 4 58 33 25 26 5 Eastcote 4s 14 7 2 5 31 24 7 23 6 West Hampstead 5's 13 6 2 5 28 35 -7 20 7 Old Uxonians 1s 14 5 3 6 36 34 2 18 8 Southgate 5s 14 5 1 8 20 31 -11 16 9 Staines 4s 13 4 3 6 21 45 -24 15 10 Winchmore Hill & Enfield 2 14 3 2 9 19 48 -29 11 11 Teddington 4s 13 1 2 10 11 43 -32 5 12 NPL 2s 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 13 Winchmore Hill & Enfield 3 13 0 0 13 4 68 -64 -4*

Saturday, January 23, 2016 Old Uxonians 1s 1 - 2 Eastcote 4s Imperial Medicals 1st 3 - 4 Southgate 5s OMT Duchesses 6 - 0 West Hampstead 5's Ashford (Middlesex) 2s 5 - 2 Staines 4s Hampstead & W 6s 4 - 2 Winchmore Hill & Enfield 2 Middlesex Ladies Division 3 P W D L F A +/- Pts 1 Indian Gymkhana 1s 16 13 3 0 79 7 72 42 2 PHC Chiswick 5s 16 12 3 1 43 8 35 39 3 West Hampstead 6 16 10 5 1 51 16 35 35 4 Harrow 2s 16 10 4 2 44 11 33 34 5 Hampstead & W 7s 16 8 2 6 43 33 10 26 6 British Airways Hayes 2s 15 7 4 4 33 25 8 23* 7 Ashford (Middlesex) 3s 16 5 4 7 28 32 -4 19 8 OMT Countesses 16 4 3 9 15 23 -8 15 9 Teddington 5 14 4 1 9 13 23 -10 13 10 Hendon & Mill Hill 3s 16 4 2 10 10 40 -30 12* 11 Eastcote s 5s 14 3 2 9 12 45 -33 11 12 PHC Chiswick 6s 15 2 1 12 6 49 -43 7 13 West Hampstead 7s 16 1 2 13 8 73 -65 5 Saturday, January 23, 2016 Hendon & Mill Hill 3s 0 - 1 PHC Chiswick 6s West Hampstead 6 1 - 1 British Airways Hayes 2s Teddington 5 0 - 2 Harrow 2s Hampstead & W 7s 1 - 0 West Hampstead 7s Indian Gymkhana 1s 2 - 0 OMT Countesses PHC Chiswick 5s 1 - 1 Ashford (Middlesex) 3s South Lady Masters P W D L F A +/- Pts 1 Basingstoke Masters 4 4 0 0 16 4 12 12 2 Oxford Hawks Masters 4 3 0 1 13 10 3 9 3 Reading Masters 4 2 0 2 9 5 4 6 4 Wycombe Womens Over 404 2 0 2 9 12 -3 6 5 Woking Masters 5 2 0 3 8 12 -4 6 6 Staines Masters 3 1 0 2 5 8 -3 3 7 Eastcote Womens Over 40 4 0 0 4 4 13 -9 0 MBBO Men's Regional Division 1 P W D L F A GD Pts 1 Eastcote 1 13 11 2 0 73 21 52 35 2 Ashford 1 13 11 2 0 65 17 48 35 3 Maidenhead 1 13 10 0 3 50 20 30 30 4 OMT 1 13 7 2 4 40 21 19 23 5 Oxford 1 12 6 1 5 49 25 24 19 6 Wycombe 1 13 6 1 6 41 28 13 19 7 Newbury & Thatcham 1 13 6 1 6 35 30 5 19 8 PHC Chiswick 1 13 3 4 6 36 35 1 13 9 Oxford 2 12 4 1 7 24 38 -14 13 10 Wallingford 1 13 3 1 9 21 40 -19 10 11 Eastcote 2 13 2 1 10 24 50 -26 7 12 Staines 2 13 0 0 13 4 137 -133 0 23-Jan-16 Eastcote 2 0 - 3 OMT 1 Newbury & Thatcham 1 2 - 1 Oxford 2 Oxford 1 4 - 5 Maidenhead 1 PHC Chiswick 1 2 - 2 Wallingford 1 Staines 2 0 - 14 Eastcote 1 Wycombe 1 2 - 4 Ashford 1 MBBO Men's Division 2 P W D L F A GD Pts 1 Newbury & Thatcham 2 13 11 1 1 54 14 40 34 2 Leighton Buzzard 1 13 11 1 1 46 17 29 34 3 Henley 2 13 11 0 2 67 16 51 33 4 Oxford Hawks 4 13 7 3 3 46 21 25 24 5 Marlow 3 12 5 2 5 31 28 3 17 6 Eastcote 3 13 5 1 7 36 25 11 16 7 Milton Keynes 3 13 5 1 7 24 35 -11 16 8 Abingdon 1 13 5 0 8 29 31 -2 15 9 Wallingford 2 12 2 4 6 23 40 -17 10 10 Maidenhead 2 12 3 1 8 23 49 -26 10 11 Sonning 3 13 3 0 10 17 50 -33 9 12 Staines 3 12 1 0 11 9 79 -70 0* 23-Jan-16 Abingdon 1 1 - 6 Newbury & Thatcham 2 Leighton Buzzard 1 8 - 0 Staines 3 Maidenhead 2 0 - 4 Henley 2 Milton Keynes 3 2 - 6 Marlow 3 Oxford Hawks 4 2 - 1 Eastcote 3 Wallingford 2 5 - 2 Sonning 3

The EastcoNet 10 30th January 2016

MBBO Men's Division 4

P W D L F A GD Pts 1 West Hampstead 5 13 10 0 3 30 21 9 30 2 Wootton Wanderers 1 12 9 2 1 61 15 46 29 3 Reading University Knights 5 13 8 3 2 53 39 14 27 4 Amersham & Chalfont 2 12 8 2 2 40 19 21 26 5 Banbury 3 12 8 0 4 49 24 25 24 6 Bracknell 2 12 6 3 3 37 28 9 21 7 Eastcote 4 13 6 2 5 27 31 -4 20 8 Henley 3 13 4 1 8 21 38 -17 13 9 Bicester 2 13 4 0 9 9 30 -21 12 10 Phoenix & Ranelagh 2 12 2 1 9 14 34 -20 7 11 Witney 2 12 2 0 10 18 52 -34 6 12 Sonning 4 13 1 0 12 11 39 -28 3 23-Jan-16 Amersham & Chalfont 2 1 - 1 Wootton Wanderers 1 Bicester 2 1 - 3 Phoenix & Ranelagh 2 Bracknell 2 1 - 0 West Hampstead 5 Eastcote 4 1 - 1 Reading University Knights 5 Sonning 4 1 - 6 Banbury 3 Witney 2 1 - 3 Henley 3

MBBO Men's Open Division 6

P W D L F A GD Pts 1 South Bucks 1 13 11 1 1 51 19 32 34 2 West Hampstead 7 13 9 0 4 35 20 15 27 3 Oxford 6 12 8 1 3 29 17 12 25 4 Ashford 3 13 6 3 4 36 24 12 21 5 OMT 4 13 5 5 3 38 33 5 20 6 Wycombe 4 13 6 1 6 22 21 1 19 7 Oxford Hawks 6 13 5 2 6 38 27 11 17 8 Bicester 3 13 5 1 7 23 20 3 16 9 Eastcote 5 13 3 6 4 30 33 -3 15 10 Milton Keynes 4 13 4 1 8 36 41 -5 13 11 Tring 2 13 2 4 7 26 28 -2 10 12 Bourton & Sherborne 2 12 0 1 11 7 88 -81 1 23-Jan-16 Bicester 3 3 - 0 Wycombe 4 Eastcote 5 8 - 0 Bourton & Sherborne 2 OMT 4 3 - 3 Ashford 3 Oxford 6 2 - 2 Tring 2 Oxford Hawks 6 8 - 3 Milton Keynes 4 South Bucks 1 4 - 2 West Hampstead 7

MBBO Men's Open Division 7

P W D L F A GD Pts 1 Maidenhead [3] Magicians 13 11 1 1 63 16 47 34 2 Abingdon 2 13 8 4 1 44 19 25 28 3 Banbury [4] Piranhas 12 8 1 3 43 21 22 25 4 Marlow 5 13 6 5 2 44 19 25 23 5 West Hampstead 8 13 7 0 6 32 18 14 21 6 Slough [2] Swifts 13 5 3 5 33 47 -14 18 7 Witney 3 12 5 2 5 35 39 -4 17 8 Wokingham 3 13 5 0 8 24 44 -20 15 9 Windsor 2 12 3 1 8 24 33 -9 10 10 Eastcote 6 13 3 1 9 19 38 -19 10 11 Wallingford 4 13 2 3 8 15 37 -22 9 12 Milton Keynes [5] Samurai 12 2 1 9 24 69 -45 7 Marlow 5 0 - 0 Eastcote 6 Milton Keynes [5] Samurai 1 - 3 Wokingham 3 Slough [2] Swifts 5 - 1 Banbury [4] Piranhas Wallingford 4 1 - 8 Maidenhead [3] Magicians West Hampstead 8 2 - 1 Witney 3 Windsor 2 1 - 2 Abingdon 2

MBBO Men's Open Division 9 East P W D L F A GD Pts 1 Staines 5 9 8 1 0 43 10 33 25 2 Wootton Wanderers 2 7 4 2 1 19 12 7 14 3 Wycombe 6 9 4 2 3 25 24 1 14 4 Leighton Buzzard [4] Fledglings 9 4 0 5 18 24 -6 12 5 Maidenhead [5] Mystics 7 2 2 3 9 16 -7 8 6 Tring 3 7 2 1 4 11 20 -9 7 7 Eastcote [7] Eagles 8 2 1 5 16 27 -11 7 8 Aylesbury 5 8 1 1 6 12 20 -8 4 23-Jan-16 Aylesbury 5 1 - 3 Wycombe 6 Leighton Buzzard [4] Fledglings 0 - 6 Staines 5 Tring 3 ? - ? Maidenhead [5] Mystics

Higgins Group London Veterans Division 1

P W D L F A +/- Pts 1 Reading Rustlers 13 11 1 1 57 17 40 34 2 Eastcote Old Boars 15 9 2 4 57 45 12 29 3 East Grinstead Vets 14 9 1 4 57 28 29 28 4 Old Georgians Fire 13 8 3 2 56 27 29 27 5 Surbiton Jokers 13 8 0 5 53 29 24 24 6 Tulse Hill & D Artillery 13 7 1 5 39 25 14 22 7 Teddington Vets 13 6 0 7 26 31 -5 18 8 Southgate Flagons 15 5 0 10 30 46 -16 15 9 Maidenhead Vets 15 5 0 10 24 58 -34 15 10 Richmond Vets 15 4 2 9 23 40 -17 14 11 Hampstead & W Vets 15 4 1 10 37 57 -20 13 12 Oxted Moonshiners 14 2 1 11 23 79 -56 7 23-Jan-16 Reading Rustlers 2 - 2 Old Georgians Fire Oxted Moonshiners 3 - 4 Hampstead & W Vets Teddington Vets 3 - 2 East Grinstead Vets Tulse Hill & D Artillery 6 - 2 Richmond Vets Southgate Flagons 1 - 3 Maidenhead Vets Eastcote Old Boars 2 - 4 Surbiton Jokers

Higgins Group London Supervets Division 2

P W D L F A +/- Pts 1 Reading Superveterans 9 7 1 1 39 9 30 22 2 Sevenoaks Old Oaks 8 5 1 2 32 19 13 16 3 Tring Supervets 10 5 1 4 22 24 -2 16 4 Tulse Hill & D Musketeers 9 5 0 4 23 19 4 15 5 Wimbledon Vintage Masters 10 4 1 5 25 36 -11 13 6 Eastcote Past Masters 9 4 0 5 35 24 11 12 7 Richmond Rogues 9 4 0 5 28 35 -7 12 8 Old Cranleighans Hamstrings8 2 2 4 18 26 -8 8 9 Chelmsford Evergreens 10 2 0 8 17 47 -30 6 23-Jan-16 Tulse Hill & D Musketeers 1 - 2 Tring Supervets Eastcote Past Masters 5 - 3 Richmond Rogues Chelmsford Evergreens 5 - 0 Wimbledon Vintage Masters Reading Superveterans 1 - 1 Old Cranleighans Hamstrings

Higgins Group London Grand Masters P W D L F A +/- Pts 1 Reading Superveterans 7 7 0 0 21 8 13 21 2 Indian Gym Grand Masters 7 6 0 1 36 10 26 18 3 Spencer Supervets 6 5 1 0 25 8 17 16 4 Bromley and B Ravens 7 4 2 1 42 12 30 14 5 Sevenoaks Superveterans 6 4 1 1 23 10 13 13 6 Eastcote Past Masters 7 4 0 3 20 19 1 12 7 Hampstead & W Supervets 7 3 0 4 19 22 -3 9 8 St. Albans Centurions 7 2 0 5 20 29 -9 6 9 Southgate Tankards 7 2 0 5 11 29 -18 6 10 Chelmsford Evergreens 7 1 0 6 14 32 -18 3 11 Richmond Rogues 7 0 1 6 8 30 -22 1 12 Wimbledon Vintage Masters 7 0 1 6 3 33 -30 1

The EastcoNet 11 30th January 2016

From Colts Chairman Now that we are settled following the festive season, hockey is well underway and with the exception of the previous week with the bad weather, we are managing to get lots of good hockey underway. I am enjoying seeing how well our young members are playing, we have held a number of colts management meetings recently and pleased to report back that we are very much joined together in our approaches to coaching and we have enjoyed sharing some ideas for each age group. We have reviewed a number of administrative items and pleased to report that the safety of our colts is extremely important to us. Please remember now, it is definite that all children must have shin pads and a gum shield to play. I was pleased to learn that the U 14 girls had a good result on Sunday with a 1-1 draw and the U 16 boys had good games against tough oppositions and the U 16 girls had a convincing win against Ealing 7-1. Fitness There is fitness in the hall Mondays at 8.30 £3.00 per person with Gary

LAST WEEKS RESULTS 24/01/2016 U10B A Wimbledon / Surbiton Won 1 Lost 3 U12G A Woking / Indian Gym / Epsom U14G H West Herts Drew 1 - 1 U16BA H Maidenhead Won 6 - 0 U16B Dev H Ashford Won 1- 0 U16G H Ealing Won 7 - 1

U10 Boys Tournament Eastcote v Wimbledon Tigers Lost 0 - 3 Eastcote v Surbiton Sharks Lost 1 - 3 scorer - Max Eastcote v Wimbledon Panthers Won 1 - 0. scorer - Max Eastcote v Wimbledon Jaguars Lost 2 - 3 scorers - Owen and Rory

U16 Boys Dragons v Ashford Sunday 24th January Won 1 - 0 The Eastcote side played against a strong Ashford side this Sunday, at our home pitch at Brunel University and we came away with a 1-0 victory. We were put ahead early by a brilliant goal by Akshay at a short corner. We continued to dominate the first half, with lots of unconverted chances, set up by the excellent midfielders, Thomas and Jack. After the half time break, Ashford came back strong putting pressure on our defence. However, we remained defiant and did not concede with persistent defending, by the Akshays and Matthew. It was a tight game but we still triumphed. All players were fantastic and deserve congratulations. Well done Eastcote!

U16 Boys A’s v Maidenhead Sunday 24th January Won 6 - 0 The game got off to a slow start while both teams sized each other up. As the first half progressed, Eastcote started to produce some excellent attacks, however a dogged defence by Maidenhead kept out some promising chances, including four short corners. A serious half time team talk by Roger inspired us to take control of the game and from there on, with some great team plays, we started to put the ball in the back of the goal with regularity. Good one/two’s from the open play by Ashwin, Zak, Michael and Brij allowed us to drive down the wings and play incisive passes to the forwards, which allowed Joe to skilfully dribble past their centre backs and push it past their keeper. Excellent pressure on their back line by Harry, Sam and Chris stopped a vast majority of clearances keeping Maidenhead in their half and on the back foot. They piled on the pressure with multiple attacks and good recycling of the ball, opening up the chances for Harry and Chris to slot in the ball. Leeran was a solid mid-fielder cutting out their passes through the middle and providing ball for the forwards where Bradley was able to create chances in front of goal. The defence was largely unchallenged however when Maidenhead did break through there was great cover tackles from Alex and Bryn stopping their attacks before they started. Kabir was a great distributor of the ball, always keeping a calm head and playing sensible and controlled passes to everyone on the field. Oskar had a quiet day in goal and on the few occasions that he was asked to get into action, he safely defended the goal and distributed to the back line. Special mention should be made to the goal scorers Harry and Joe, who scored two each and Zak and Chris who scored one each. Their clinical finishing confirmed the victory but it was a good team effort in the second half that pulled the game together. Well done to all. Bryn Jones

Squad : Oskar, Bryn, Alex, Brij, Ashwin, Michael, Kabir, Chris, Zak, Leeran, Bradley, Sam, Harry, Joe Mercian Regional North + League P W D L F A +/- Pts 1 Eastcote Boys U16A 8 7 1 0 44 0 44 22 2 Indian Gymkhana Boys U16 8 6 1 1 37 4 33 19 3 Milton Keynes Boys U16 5 2 1 2 11 11 0 7 4 Marlow Boys U16C 8 2 1 5 17 30 -13 7 5 Maidenhead Boys U16 8 2 1 5 13 39 -26 7 6 Slough Boys U16 7 0 1 6 4 42 -38 1

The Eastcote Hockey Club Colts Newsletter – 60th

Season

Editor: Grahampile@aol.com Website: EastcoteHockeyClub.com

The EastcoNet 12 30th January 2016

U16Boys A in action

Tournament Diary Date The 24th 'Rover' Hockey Festival on Saturday 2nd and Sunday 3rd April at Cokethorpe School, Witney. Saturday 2

nd April (All times are to be confirmed)

9.15-11.40 Under 8. 12.15-2.35 Under 10. 3.00-5.35 Under 12 Boys. Sunday 3

rd April (All times are to be confirmed)

9.15-12.30 Under 12 Girls

1.00-4.30 Under 14 Girls and U14 Boys

FORTHCOMING FIXTURES 31/01/2016 U12B H Woking/Reigate Priory/ Hampstead&W 13:30 - 15:30 Eastcote HC Astro, U14G A Marlow 14:00 Marlow Sports Club, Pound Lane Marlow SL7 2AE U14B A Oxford 11:00 Oxford Brookes Sports Centre, Headington Lane, Oxford OX3 0BD U14B Dev A West Herts POSTPONED BY WEST HERTS U16B A Milton Keynes 12:00 Woughton Playing Fields, Newport Road, Woughton on the Green, Milton

Keynes, MK6 3EA U16B Dev A Surbiton 12:30 Kingston Grammar School Sports Ground, Ditton Fields, Summer Road, Thames Ditton, KT7 0RD 07/02/2015 U8M A Spencer / Ealing 14:30 Spencer HC, Fieldview, Earlsfield, London, SW18 3HF U10B A Ealing / Old Cranleighans10:30 St Augustine's Priory, Hillcrest Road, Ealing, London W5 2JL U12G A Teddington / Subriton / Old Cranleighans Teddington HC U14B Dev H St Albans 11:30 Brunel University Sports Park, U16B H Milton Keynes (15:30 at Brunel requested) 14/02/2016 U14G A Southgate 10:45 Southgate HC, Trent Park, Snakes Lane, Oakwood EN4 OPS U14B Dev A Wycombe 14:00 Bisham Abbey National Sports Centre, Bisham, Marlow SL7 1RT 21/02/2015 U10G A Oxted / Barnes Oxted HC U12B A Richmond/Guildford /Spencer 11:45 Quintin Hogg, University Sports Ground, Hartington Road, Chiswick, London W4 3UH U14B Dev A Amersham & Chalfont U16G A Teddington 12:15 Teddington School, Trowlock Way, Broom Road, Teddington TW11 9PJ 28/02/2016 U14G H Surbiton 13:30 Eastcote HC Astro, Kings U14B Dev H Rickmansworth 11:30 Brunel University Sports Park,

NEED NEW KIT We buy our club kit from The Pro Shop in Brentford, Unit E, 30 Commerce Road, Brentford, TW8 8LE Telephone: 0208 568 9929, or order online at http://www.proshopsport.com/team-wear/eastcote-h-c-1.php

Our home kit for the Men is a TK red/white shirt, white shorts & red socks & the Ladies is a TK red/navy shirt, navy skort & red socks. There are Polo shirts for colts

Price includes a number & name on the reverse of the shirt so please make this clear when ordering. Before you order your shirt please contact Graham Pile grahampile@aol.com to get or remind yourself of your shirt number, this is essential for adult league rules to avoid a fine for no number, or number clashes.

Subscriptions Now Overdue U8s (DOB 1st Sept 2008 and after) £80 U13s (DOB 1st Sept 2003 to 31st Aug 2008) £90 Over 13s (DOB before 1st Sept 2003) £100* *If you are 13 & over & play regular Saturday hockey the subscription is still £100 but match fees are payable. Send your payment to Eastcote using the following details:

Electronically to: Eastcote Hockey & Badminton Club Ltd Sort code: 20-67-59 Account number: 50098140 Please mark the transaction reference with your name and "Subs" (Subscriptions)

Cheque Payable to: Eastcote Hockey & Badminton Club Ltd Please put the colts name on the back of the cheque and either give it to the coach, Colts Chairperson, TAPS or post it in the box on the wall of the bar in the clubhouse.