Get involved

All new and experienced players welcome. Feel free to turn up at a training session or if you would like any further information please contact any of the club officials.
We will need just basic information to join, with your contact and medical details - please print out the New Members Registration form under 'Documents'.
Times
Senior training is held on Thursday evenings from 7.30pm. We are based at Longsands College, Saint Neots - click here to find us.
Junior training is held on a Sunday morning, it is split into 2 major groups, the Wombles (10-11.30am) which comprises of players aged 12 or under; and the Colts (11-12.30am) for ages 13 to 18. More information for juniors and their parents here.
The season runs from September to early July with the normal breaks for Christmas and Easter. In icy weather Astro pitches can freeze, so be prepared for some possible cancellations.
Equipment
We welcome players of all ages and abilities. You'll need to come along wearing clothes and footwear suitable for sport and layers for when it gets cold. We recommend all players wear gum guards and shin pads, but don't let this stop you trying out hockey in the first place.
We have a supply of training sticks to use if you are new to hockey.
Get Involved
We are an active, motivated club, of long-standing in the vicinity of St Neots. At Longsands College we use a brand-new latest generation astroturf pitch with great amenities.
Hockey is a fast-growing participation sport in the UK. At an international level there is a growing following, and the GB teams are progressing steadily up the rankings.
In 2012, with the Olympics coming to London, there are great opportunities for hockey. For the first time ever, our GB Womens team made the final of the Champions Trophy, and gained a silver medal ahead of Holland and Germany, losing only to Argentina. There are two further high-profile international events, in May and in June, leading up to the Olympics itself.
We have a strong and growing junior section where children from a wide selection of local schools are having fun building the future of the club, employing EHB qualified coaches. We are affiliated to the England Hockey Board, where we have access to performance coaching as our young hockey players develop their skills.
We operate a Youth Development Squad as a route for players to progress to our Mens, Ladies, Mixed and (eventually) Veteran teams, which play in leagues mostly across East Anglia.
The Adult leagues cater for all levels meaning that it is possible for anyone to get involved, so while experienced returning players will find themselves welcomed into the higher levels, it is easy for anyone new to Hockey to find a home in one of our teams.
We will need just basic information to join, with your contact and medical details - please print out the New Members Registration form under 'Documents'.
Times
Senior training is held on Thursday evenings from 7.30pm. We are based at Longsands College, Saint Neots - click here to find us.
Junior training is held on a Sunday morning, it is split into 2 major groups, the Wombles (10-11.30am) which comprises of players aged 12 or under; and the Colts (11-12.30am) for ages 13 to 18. More information for juniors and their parents here.
The season runs from September to early July with the normal breaks for Christmas and Easter. In icy weather Astro pitches can freeze, so be prepared for some possible cancellations.
Equipment
We welcome players of all ages and abilities. You'll need to come along wearing clothes and footwear suitable for sport and layers for when it gets cold. We recommend all players wear gum guards and shin pads, but don't let this stop you trying out hockey in the first place.
We have a supply of training sticks to use if you are new to hockey.
Get Involved
We are an active, motivated club, of long-standing in the vicinity of St Neots. At Longsands College we use a brand-new latest generation astroturf pitch with great amenities.
Hockey is a fast-growing participation sport in the UK. At an international level there is a growing following, and the GB teams are progressing steadily up the rankings.
In 2012, with the Olympics coming to London, there are great opportunities for hockey. For the first time ever, our GB Womens team made the final of the Champions Trophy, and gained a silver medal ahead of Holland and Germany, losing only to Argentina. There are two further high-profile international events, in May and in June, leading up to the Olympics itself.
We have a strong and growing junior section where children from a wide selection of local schools are having fun building the future of the club, employing EHB qualified coaches. We are affiliated to the England Hockey Board, where we have access to performance coaching as our young hockey players develop their skills.
We operate a Youth Development Squad as a route for players to progress to our Mens, Ladies, Mixed and (eventually) Veteran teams, which play in leagues mostly across East Anglia.
The Adult leagues cater for all levels meaning that it is possible for anyone to get involved, so while experienced returning players will find themselves welcomed into the higher levels, it is easy for anyone new to Hockey to find a home in one of our teams.
Documents
EHB Policy: Safeguarding and Protecting Young People
An overview document covering all aspects of Safeguarding across Club Hockey. An introduction for all including Team Captains, Young People, Parents, Players, Leaders and Coaches.
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