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Sheffield University Bankers Hockey Club

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Sheffield University Bankers Hockey Club
Founded2000
LeagueNorth Hockey Association
Yorkshire Hockey Association
Team historyFormed by a merger of the Sheffield Banker's Club and the Saturday teams of the University of Sheffield's hockey clubs.
Based inSheffield, South Yorkshire, England
Home groundGoodwin Astroturf pitches, University of Sheffield
ColoursNavy and White

Sheffield University Bankers Hockey Club is a hockey club based in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England. It is associated with the University of Sheffield men's and women's hockey clubs, and many of its players are current students or alumni of the University of Sheffield. It is often abbreviated as SUBHC.

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History

Sheffield University Bankers Hockey Club came from a merger of the University of Sheffield Men/Women's hockey clubs' Saturday teams and the well-established Sheffield Bankers Hockey Club in the year 2000, for reasons of mutual benefit.

The Sheffield Bankers club was formed in the 1920s and originally played at Abbeydale Park. Up until just after World War II only bank employees were allowed to play. When hockey moved to astroturf in the 1980s, the club moved out to the Concord Sports Centre, before moving to the University of Sheffield facilities at Goodwin Sports Centre.[1]

Teams

With over 100 players, the club currently supports 7 Men's XI and 3 Ladies' XIs playing at a wide range of ability levels.

Men's 1st XI team, 2005/2006 season.

The Men's 1st XI play in the North Hockey Association Men's Premier league, with the 2nd XI in North Hockey Association Men's League 2 (East).[2]

The Ladies 1st XI currently play in the Yorkshire Hockey Association Division 3 league, while the recently reactivated 2nd XI plays in Division 7 (Yorkshire).[3]

Club

The Sheffield University Banker's Hockey Club plays most of its games on the Goodwin Astroturf pitches at the University of Sheffield, but also plays games at local schools, including Tapton School and King Edward VII School (Sheffield). It does not have a purpose-built clubhouse like many similar sized sports clubs, so it uses a local public house 'The Cobden View', in Crookes, for post match meetings and social purposes.

The Club is one of England Hockey's 4 National Performance Centres (NPCs), providing funding for improved training facilities and selection/support of potential England team players.[4]

References

  1. ^ Everitt, R: Sheffield University Banker's Hockey Club Handbook, 2005
  2. ^ "Club Details and Contacts Page - Club Details for Sheffield University Bankers". North Hockey Association Website. North Hockey Association. Retrieved 15 October 2013.
  3. ^ "League Manager - Clubs - Sheffield University Bankers Hockey Club". Yorkshire Hockey Association Website. Yorkshire Hockey Association. Retrieved 15 October 2013.
  4. ^ "England Hockey: September 07 News". England Hockey. Archived from the original on 27 October 2007. Retrieved 17 October 2007.

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