Results and Scorers

Top Scorers Men

Mens 1  

Mens 2

Mens 3

Mens 4

Mens 5/6

 Liam19 Rob Catchers  Clarky5 Elvo 3 JP

4

 Robbo

17 Clarky1 Pie3 Phil H3 Choppo1
 Fergus

17

 Kieran L1 Oli G2 Smitho3 Coops1
 Macca
12   Fraser2 Mike S2 Elvo1
 Henry11   Smitho1 Luke1 Matt E1
 BigBird

10

   Jacket Hoppo1 Simon Merron1
 Catchy

 6

       Parker1
 LittleBird

 1

       Rob S1
 Calvin

 1

       Will1

 Doi

 1       WKDice
 Tom E
 1        

Ladies 1 20.03.10   

Ladies 2 20.03.10 Leanne, Sarah H

 


Ladies 3 20.03.10 Sophie

 
Leanne    44 (8 non league - 6 in Trophy)
Sarah C   16
Shauna    16 (1 non league -in Trophy)
Ashlie      15
Beckie     14
Sophie     11
Anna       10
Flic           6
Katy          6
Sarah H     6 (1 non league -in Trophy)
Danielle    5
Tracy        5 (1 non league)
Ali H         4
Caitlin       2
Wendy       2
On 1 goal: Ali B, Debbie, Elise, Emily G, Fliss, Georgina, Grace, Hannah M and Ronnie.
 

Ladies Results Summary

1st XI: Played 22 won 14 drawn 2 lost 6 goals for 52 goals against 24 goal difference 28 points 44 3rd Div 1

2nd XI:Played 20 won 19 drawn 1 lost 0 goals for 77 goals against 11 goal difference 66 points 58 Winners Div 3

3rd XI:Played 17 won 9 drawn 1 lost 7 goals for 30 goals against 20 goal difference 10 points 28 3rd Div 4

  

 

 
Recent Results
DateTeamOppositionResult Score
20.03.10Mens 1Southend Drew

3 - 3

20.03.10Ladies 1Witham
Lost0 - 1
27.03.10Mens 2

Colchester 2

Won3 - 1
20.03.10Ladies 2Waltham Forest 3Won2 - 1
20.03.10Mens 3Southend 2Won5 - 3
20.03.10Ladies 3Essex University 2
Lost1 - 2
06.03.10Mens 4Chelmsford 5Lost2 - 3
06.03.10Mens 5

Brentwood 7

Lost1 - 2
06.03.10Mens 6Upminster 6Won3 - 1
29.11.09MixedWithamWon7 - 3
 

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OSHC watch England play in Nottingham Print E-mail
Written by Trevor   
Saturday, 31 July 2010 17:17

OSHC meet Tess, the England mascot

 

 

An overcast Saturday morning saw 17 of our braver club members meet at the clubhouse for the three hour journey to Nottingham to watch England ladies play in the Samsung Ladies Championship. Such was the success of the England Ladies in the earlier rounds that a win would have secured them a place in the final. Although they came back from two behind against New Zealand they couldn’t find the extra goal to guarantee their position. This made for an exciting second ladies match with China taking on Argentina. If China won or drew England would have gone through to the final. Despite all the England fans rooting for them China were beaten 4-3 by Argentina.

Our third match of the day was in the Men’s Four Nation invitation competition with New Zealand taking on Japan. This was just the prelude to the highlight of the day, watching our very own Jonty Clarke playing for Great Britain against Germany. A very close run game went to extra time where Germany won with a golden goal.

 

An excellent day out was had by all and the very tired group arrived back at the club at 1 o’clock the following morning.

 

 

 

.

Last Updated ( Saturday, 31 July 2010 17:29 )
 
1st XI 3 - 3 Southend 1st XI Print E-mail
Written by Andy Barclay   
Wednesday, 24 March 2010 13:18

Old Southendian 1st XI 3 – 3 Southend 1st XI

Scorers: Peoples, Catchpole, Barclay D

MOM: Calvin, JOS: Dicko

 

Buoyed by the 3rd team’s impressive win over Southend’s 2s, we began the game confident of securing a second win of the day for the Old Boys. SHC started with very conservative tactics, setting a half-court press and committing few players forward. This saw us control the vast amount of early possession, and, despite playing at far from our best level, eventually took the lead when Liam converted our first short corner of the game.

 

At this stage we were very much in control, however to the opposition’s credit they continued to break-down our attacking options, and then upped their forward play to equalise against the run of play to draw level. Regrettably what followed after the interval was a spell of some of our worst hockey of the season, and after goals had been exchanged at either end from short corners, Tom was wrong-footed at his near post to leave us trailing 3-2.

 

Thankfully we finished the match and our season on a high. Having enjoyed the most of the closing stages, with Liam blasting our best chance over the bar on his reverse stick, we finally drew level with two minutes to go. Macca’s short corner strike was nimbly converted on the rebound by Dave B to send the large home crowd into raptures. Better was to follow only half a minute later, as poor defensive play from SHC saw the ball drift into Macca’s path to slot into an empty net. Unfortunately the high-tech Warners Bridge Video Referral System is still a few years away, and so we had to settle for the umpire’s conclusion that the ball appeared to clipped Timmy’s foot and a point in what was overall an under-par performance from the Old Boys.

 

Nonetheless, we finish the season with 16 wins, 3 draws and 51 points, around 10 points ahead of whoever eventually claims second spot. Certainly an impressive achievement to have won the league by such a margin, but there is undoubtedly work to be done and improvements to be made if we are to challenge for promotion from Div 1 next year.

 

Andy

 

And finally:

 

Congratulations to Liam for pipping Timmy and Fergus to finish top scorer with 19 goals.

 

A big thank you to Cynthia and Calvin’s Nan for having made excellent teas all season.

 

Thank you to everyone who has supported the 1st team this year – hopefully we can put in bigger and better performances in the league above next season.

 
Mens Training has ended Print E-mail
Written by Andy Smithson   
Tuesday, 23 March 2010 09:11

Training has now ended and there will be no men’s training tonight.

 There are four games this Saturday and possibly one on Sunday the bulletin will go out on Wednesday.

Last Updated ( Tuesday, 23 March 2010 09:11 )
 
Live Stream - England's World Cup Semi-Final Print E-mail
Written by Andy Barclay   
Monday, 08 March 2010 22:02

You can watch Live World Cup Coverage off of the Telegraph website:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/othersports/hockey/7300697/Hockey-World-Cup-2010-Watch-England-live.html

England's Semi Final is on Thursday, the Final if we make it is at 3pm on Saturday.

Enjoy!

 

 

 

 
Watch England play on July 17th Print E-mail
Written by Trevor   
Sunday, 07 March 2010 21:31

On Saturday 17th July 2010 England Ladies are taking part in the World Champions Trophy in Nottingham. Also playing that day is the Great Britain mens team. The full schedule is shown below

10:00 - Netherlands v Germany - Women’s Champions Trophy 2010
12:30 - England v New Zealand - Women’s Champions Trophy 2010
15:00 - China v Argentina - Women’s Champions Trophy 2010
17:30 - 3rd v 4th - Men’s Four Nations
20:00 - Final - Men’s Four Nations
The men’s teams taking part are Great Britain, Germany, New Zealand and Japan.

I have come up with the following prices

£38.00 for concessions (children under 18 and those in full time education)

£45.00 for adults

This will include travel to and from Nottingham and entry to the tournament for the day ie to watch all the matches, except the first one, as we would need to leave around 7 o’clock in the morning!. Meals, drinks, souvenirs or anything else are not included.

Whilst I understand that this is not cheap, to watch four international games in any other sport would be considerably more expensive. I have not booked anything as yet, but the coach would go from the club, leaving at around 9 o’clock to get us there in time for the second game of the day between England ladies and New Zealand ladies. I would not expect us to return to the club until around 1 o’clock the following morning.

This offer is open to anyone associated with the club, not just to members and players and I would positively encourage parents grandparents, siblings and friends to come along. We may be able to take responsibility for some unaccompanied children from the club but this is subject to enough adult helpers going along.

I am not asking for any commitment at the moment just expressions of interest so that I can gauge whether it is a viable idea. Please let me know if you are interested with likely numbers of adults and children by Sunday 14th March. Feel free to email me or speak to me if you have any questions. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it  

This is an unique opportunity to watch 4 matches of international hockey at a good price and should be an excellent day out. 

Trevor Cool

Last Updated ( Sunday, 07 March 2010 21:33 )
 
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