

2025/26
Saturday 11 & Sunday 12 April 2026 th th
NOTTINGHAM HOCKEY CENTRE



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2025/26
Saturday 11 & Sunday 12 April 2026 th th
NOTTINGHAM HOCKEY CENTRE



We are delighted to welcome participating teams to our Junior Club Championships Finals weekend.
Our Junior Competitions Framework featuring tiered championships continues to be well received but we are always pleased to work with teams to modify and improve this. This year we have again run just one competition at Under 16 Tier 1 level with the 16 qualifying teams in the two finals having qualified via Zonal and Supra leagues. The additional knockout competitions have given further opportunities for teams who did not qualify for the Supra league stages. Having just one overall competition has reduced the number of games for teams and demands on players, which at this crucial age, helps balance study and sport commitments. Next season the U14 Tier 1 Championships will be in a similar format. It is great to see many different teams, particularly in the Tier 2 competitions, qualifying for national finals and all eight Areas are represented here this weekend.
For the U18 teams, this may be the last time some players play for their club at junior level often before moving on for further education. We hope that you this is a fitting finale to that and that you will continue to play for a number of years to come.
Our thanks go to all the team officials who have dedicated a lot of time to the development of each team. We know that their commitment is very much appreciated by the players and parents. Thanks also go to the umpires, including a heartening number of young officials, and the tournament officials who give their time freely to run the tournaments in a structured and fair manner. All of you are part of the thousands of people in our sport who continue to help hockey move forwards.
You will see our Pro League matches advertised elsewhere in the programme. With tickets now on general sale, it would be great to see young players from this tournament looking to aspire and learn from the England squads and enjoying our excellent international event experience at Lee Valley in June.
In addition, the EHL Finals will be held at Surbiton in three weeks’ time and tickets are on sale for this event too which promises to be an exciting finale to the domestic season.
The team at Nottingham Hockey Centre has always been at the forefront of developing hockey facilities. Working with their partners to create a venue with five pitches is an amazing achievement and is coupled with excellent on-event support. This allows us to host days such as today, bringing around 1000 young people from 68 teams together this weekend to play our fantastic sport. We hope it is a memorable event for you all.
TOurnAmenT DIreCTOr
Jo Barnes, Tom Roberts (Asst)
eVenT mAnAGer
Neil McGuigan
COmPeTITIOn mAnAGer
Jane Jelley
COmPeTITIOnS ASSISTAnT
Allan Orient
mATCh OFFICIALS
Christine O’Donovan, Bev Deakin, Yvonne Mccartney, Craig Langton, Nick Haynes, Lesley Evans, Michele Daw, David Cooper, Jane Rickey, Amarjeet Soar
umPIre mAnAGer
Dawn Bonner, Robert Brownbridge (Asst)
umPIre SuPPOrT
Andy Brookes, Julie Ferrett, Annette Harvey, Richard Kirk, Liz Pelling, Saul Shohet, Harry Raffan
umPIreS
Alexander Nelson, Ashleigh Vause, Ben Garrod, Charlie Cooper, Charlie Hart, Christopher Young, David Eggleton, Edward Howard, Evide Halsall, George Marshall, Jack Tovey, Jane Hallett, Jason Horne, Jessica Smith, Lewis Gibson, Millie Ely, Muiris Capon-Telford, Nathan Ridsdale, Phil O’Hagan, Pritpal Sihota, Steve Smith, Will Holmes, Will Faulkner
AnnOunCer
Andy Day
GIRLS POOL A: Reading, Repton White, Surbiton, Trojans
GIRLS POOL B: Guildford, Hertford, Leeds, Teddington
POOL C: Reading, Repton White, Sevenoaks Thunder, Sutton Coldfield
OPEN/BOYS POOL D: Ben Rhydding, Old Georgians, Repton Blue, Wimbledon Stormers
A Fin A l Worth r emembering –g r A b Your oFF ici A l Printed Progr A mme!

Out of all the teams across the country, you’re one of the few who made it this far – so first things first, congratulations!
To mark the occasion, England Hockey provides a free digital programme for every final –available to download, keep, and print from: www.englandhockey.co.uk/competitions-and-events/programmes
BUt LEt’S BE honESt…
SomE momEntS DESERvE moRE than a PDF.
That’s why we’ve teamed up with passionate print partners to give you the chance to own a professionally printed, high-quality A5 colour souvenir programme – something special to keep in your memory box for years to come. A little piece of history. Not just a programme. ORDER YOUR HARD COPY PROGRAMME
16–28 pages: £9.99 • Over 28 pages: £14.99. add results for £5.00. This process will be managed by our programme partners JMS Creative.

• FREE inputting of results (optional) • FREE photo page - send us your chosen photos and we’ll replace this page in your printed programme with a montage of memories from your Big Day! (Optional. Page will be placed next to the match schedule for your age group). TOP TIP - thinking of a team bulk buy? Share the cost between the parents in your squad to ensure that every player gets a unique keepsake of their Big Day!












To reach the national finals, clubs first compete in one of eight Zonal Supra Leagues. The top three teams from each zone then progress to one of four National Supra Leagues. From there, the top two clubs in each league earn their place at the national finals – taking place right here this weekend. Below, you’ll find the playing records from the National Supra Leagues.









































































Nottingham High School is a vibrant and welcoming community where every child is valued and inspired to thrive. Our exceptional teachers challenge and support students to achieve excellent results while nurturing curiosity and confidence.
We believe education is about more than academics. Through a wide range of opportunities, students explore new interests, build lasting friendships, and develop the skills, character, and resilience they need for life.
















11-12 18-19
25-26 26

England Hockey U16 & U18 Club Championship Finals & Supra League Finals
AOC Games
Men’s Over 35 Area Tournament
Midland Hockey In2Hockey U12 Club Finals
Civil Service Tournament
MAY 7-8 9-10 12 13-14 17 30
6 7 19-21 28-4
Men’s County Championships
Midland Hockey State School Finals
Independent Schools U12 Festival
England Hockey U14 Supra League Finals & Knock Out Finals
Oddballs Foundation Festival
Grace O’Malley Kumar Cup
Sport 101 Academy Day
Boys U13 Regional Champions (30 year anniversary)
World Masters Ultimate Frisbee Club Championships
JULY
10-12 14-22 24-26
Girls U13 Regional Championships
U15 & U17 Boys and Girls National County Championships
England Hockey TA Cup
In partnership with





Kaitlyn TAYLOR (GK)
Lucy CARR (C)
Sienna ROWE
Emily LEE
Faye MOHR
Isla FENNELL
Carleyna WRIGHT
Philippa DAY
Violet WHITAkER
Hester MILNE
Annabelle O'NEILL
Natalie WILkINS
Anna PEREz
Freya SNOWDEN-MERRILLS
Kristina O'NEILL
Olivia JAMES
COACH Tom WALkER, Sophie ROBINSON MANAGER Becky ROWE 3 Scarlett FLETCHER
Elisa HIPPE
Allegra BAzzOLO
Edie GRIER (C)
Anna OBERMAN
Bronagh MORTON
Chloe SELvEY-CLINTON
Imogen SMITH
Liliya DALE 506 Farrah HILDEN
Ella GATES 515 Lexie SLATER 519 Emilia BLOODWORTH
521 Georgie OWEN 545 Hattie STAFFORD (GK)
COACH Georgina FLETCHER MANAGER Magdalena MUSCAR
















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2014-15

OPEN/BOYS GIRLS
Cannock
OPEN/BOYS’
2024-25 Holcombe^ 2 - 2 Norwich City 2023-24 Canterbury** 3 - 3 London Wayfarers 2022-23 Sutton Coldfield 3 - 2 Reading 2021-22 Southgate 2 - 1 Cambridge City 2021-22 London Wayfarers 2 - 1 Havant 2019-20 Spencer 4 - 2 Hampton-in-Arden 2017-18 Canterbury 4 - 3 Havant
2016-17 Canterbury 2 - 0 Cannock
2015-16 Taunton Vale 3 - 2 Stourport 2014-15 Bury St. Edmunds 3 - 2 Surbiton 2013-14 Winners: Reading2
2012-13 Marlow 1 - 0 Winchester 2011-12 Belper 3 - 1 West Bridgford Mon 2010-11 Woking* 1 - 1 Deeside Ramblers 2009-10 Taunton Vale 2 - 1 Deeside Ramblers
GIRLS’ UNDER 16 TIER 1 PLATE 2024-25 Sevenoaks* 2 - 2 Wimbledon 2023-24 Repton 4 - 1 Surbiton 2022-23 Teddington 4 - 0 Havant 2021-22 Brighton & Hove 5 - 0 London Wayfarers
Eastbourne 2021-22 London Wayfarers 2 - 1 Havant
OPEN/BOYS’ UNDER 18 TIER 2 PLATE 2024-25 Deeside Ramblers 5 - 0 Bedford 2023-24 Eastbourne 2 - 0 Preston 2022-23 Leeds 8 - 2 Wycombe 2021-22 North Stafford 5 - 1 Hampton-in-Arden
GIRL’S UNDER 18 TIER 1 (FORMERLY GIRL’S UNDER 18 CUP) 2023-24 Surbiton 4 - 0 Clifton Robinsons 2022-23 Surbiton 5 - 2 Repton 2017-18 Reading 5 - 3 Ben Rhydding 2016-17 Beeston 6 - 1 Reading 2015-16 Beeston 3 - 0 Wakefield 2014-15 Beeston 3 - 0 Bowdon 2013-14 Old Loughts 1 - 0 Beeston 2012-13 Canterbury* 1 - 1 Surbiton
2011-12 Beeston 2 - 0 Bristol Firebrands 2010-11 Surbiton Firebrands
2009-10 Belper Wakefield
2008-09 Belper Wakefield
2007-08 Belper Leicester 2006-07 Belper Chelmsford 2005-06 Sutton Coldfield Belper
GIRLS’ UNDER 18 TIER 1 PLATE
2024-25 Teddington 3 - 1 Sutton Coldfield 2023-24 Teddington 1 - 0 Sevenoaks 2022-23 Cambridge City 5 - 0 Team Bath Buccs 2021-22 Wimbledon* 1 - 1 Beeston
GIRL’S UNDER 18 TIER 2 CUP (FORMERLY GIRL’S UNDER 18 PLATE)
2024-25 Timperley^ 1 - 1 Woking 2023-24 Khalsa Leamington** 3 - 3 Old Georgians 2022-23 Leeds 5 - 1 Maidenhead 2017-18 Repton 4 - 1 Team Bath Buccs 2016-17 Cheltenham 3 - 0 Sevenoaks 2015-16 Reading 2 - 1 Alderley Edge 2014-15 Harleston Magpies 2 - 1 Reading 2013-14 Team Bath Buccs 2 - 1 Wimbledon 2012-13 Wakefield 6 - 0 Taunton Vale 2011-12 Cannock* 0 - 0 Isca 2010-11 Horsham* 1 - 1 Lichfield
2009-10 Ipswich 6 - 0 Eastbourne
2008–09 Horsham 5 - 1 Matlock Baileans
2007–08 Trojans 7 - 1 Surbiton
2006–07 Teddington 3 - 1 Old Loughts
2005–06 Cannock 7 - 0 Teddington
2004–05 Ipswich* 2 - 2 Chelmsford
2003–04 Ipswich 6 - 2 Beeston
2002–03 Barton U.Needwood* 1 - 1 Old Loughts
GIRLS’ UNDER 18 TIER 2 PLATE 2024-25 Old Georgians 3 - 1 Folkestone Optimist 2023-24 Old Loughtonians 2 - 1 Lichfield 2022-23 Olton & WW 5 - 0 Barnes 2021-22 Devizes 1 - 0 Old Silhillians

