Hampstead & Westminster Hockey Club

Hampstead & Westminster Hockey Club is a field hockey club based in London, England. It was established in 1894. The home ground is at Paddington Recreation Ground, Maida Vale.[1]

Hampstead & Westminster Hockey Club
Full nameHampstead & Westminster Hockey Club
Founded1894
Home groundPaddington Recreation Ground
Maida Vale
London
ManagerWill Packer
(Men's 1st Team)
Anna Johnson (Women's 1st Team)
CoachKwan Browne
(Men's 1st Team)
Kate Richardson-Walsh and Sarah Kelleher
(Women's 1st Team)
LeagueMen's England Hockey League
Women's England Hockey League
London Hockey League
South Hockey League
Websitehwhockey.club

The Men's First Team play in the Men's England Hockey League and the Women's First Team play in the Women's England Hockey League. The rest of the men's teams play in the Higgins Group London Hockey League. The women's teams play in the South Hockey League and the Middlesex Women's League. The club is considered to be one of the largest adult hockey clubs in the UK and fields 12 Men's teams and 7 Ladies' sides, as well as various other mixed, junior and veterans sides.

Honours

Major National Honours

Age Group Honours

  • 2018 Men’s National Over 30s Cup Winner (Zak Hond)
  • 2018 Men’s National Over 40s Cup Winner

Players

Men's First Team Squad 2020–21 season

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK  ENG Toby Reynolds-Cotterill
2 DF  WAL Steve Kelly
3 DF  WAL Jonny Gooch
4 DF  USA Mohan Gandhi
5 MF  ENG James Oates
6 MF  ENG Marc Edwards
7 MF  ENG Toby Roche
8 MF  IRE Chris Cargo (captain)
9 FW  WAL Rupert Shipperley
10 MF  WAL Jacob Draper
11 MF  NED Paul Melkert
12 FW  ENG Sam French
13 DF  RSA Matthew Guise-Brown
14 DF  WAL Hywel Jones
15 MF  ENG Harry Martin
16 MF  ENG Joe Sharp
17 DF  TRI Kwan Browne
No. Pos. Nation Player
18 FW  ENG Josh Kelly
19 FW  ENG Will Calnan
20 DF  WAL Rhodri Furlong
21 GK  ENG Lekan Ogunlana
22 DF  BRA Yuri van der Heijden
23 DF  ENG Joe Crame
24 DF  ENG James Sutcliffe
25 MF  USA Kei Käppeler
26 FW  TRI Teague Marcano
27 DF  USA Adam Miller
28 DF  ENG George Sweeting
29 FW  POL Joe Hillyer
30 GK  WAL Dewi Roblin
31 MF  ENG Josh Keaveney
32 FW  ARG Ronan Casella
33 DF  WAL Dan Kyriakides
44 DF  ENG Sami Englefield

Ladies First Team Squad 2020–21 season

Note: Flags indicate national team as defined under FIFA eligibility rules. Players may hold more than one non-FIFA nationality.

No. Pos. Nation Player
1 GK  ENG Rochelle Gianfrancesco
3 MF  ENG Jessica Orrett
4 DF  ENG Annabel Driver
6 MF  ENG Livy Paige
7 FW  ENG Hayley Turner (Captain)
9 FW  ENG Jasmine Clark
10 DF  ENG Kat Baker (Captain)
11 MF  SCO Sarah Robertson
12 FW  ENG Lily Owsley
14 MF  NZL Kate McCaw
15 FW  ENG Amy Askew
16 MF  ENG Pippa Lewis
17 MF  ENG Lauren Turner
18 DF  ENG Meg Byas
19 DF  WAL Emily Rowlands
20 FW  ENG Melanie Wilkinson
21 DF  ENG Grace Balsdon
22 MF  ENG Joie Leigh
23 DF  SCO Emily Maguire
24 MF  ENG Holly Hunt
25 MF  ENG Lucy Hyams
26 DF  ENG Fran Tew
27 GK  ENG Amber Walton
28 FW  ENG Nicola White
29 MF  ENG Esme Burge
30  ENG Charlotte Lechmere
No. Pos. Nation Player
GK  ENG Alex O'Connor
GK  ENG Louise Duffy
DF  WAL Ellie Barnes
DF  ENG Brodie Fairchild
DF  ENG Fleur Horner
DF  GER Anna Middendorf
MF  BRB Nakira Downes
MF  ENG Issy Davison
MF  CAN Louise Radford
MF  ENG Olivia Rendall
MF  ENG Katherine Langridge
FW  IRL Stephanie Burns
FW  ENG Helen Cathcart
FW  ARG Sharon Konfederak
FW  ENG Catriona McDonald
 ENG Victoria Beglin
 ENG Lucy Peel
 ENG Phoebe Willars

HWHC in Recent Seasons

In 2013/14 the Ladies finished runners up in the Investec Women's Cup, losing to Investec Premier Division side, Surbiton Hockey Club.

The 2014/15 season saw the ladies gain promotion from South Clubs' Women's Hockey League Division 1 into the prestigious England Hockey National League under Steve Menzies. A club first and significant milestone for the Ladies.

September 2015, the Ladies 1st XI made their debut in the Investec Conference East Division.[2] Coached by, Mo Rahman, supported by Assistant Coach Richard Smith, Manager Jo Edmonson and Captain Annebeth Wijtenburg the girls finished 4th in their first season.

In 2016-17, the Men's 1st XI finished fourth in the England Hockey League, qualifying for the League Finals weekend for the first time in their history, ultimately finishing in 4th place overall.

In 2017-18, the Men's 1st XI finished fourth in the Men's England Hockey League once again, reaching the League Finals weekend and narrowly losing the final to Surbiton Hockey Club on penalties. The Ladies' 1st XI won the Women's England Hockey League East Conference and narrowly missed out on promotion to the Premier Division.

In July 2018 it was announced that Kate Richardson-Walsh and Sarah Kelleher would take over from Mike Delaney as the Ladies' 1st XI coaches for the 2018–19 Investec Women's Hockey League season[3]

On Sunday 14 April 2019, the Men's 1st XI won the Men's England Hockey League for the first time in their 125 year history, beating Surbiton Hockey Club 3-1 in the National Final. On the same day, the Ladies' 1st XI were also promoted to the Women's England Hockey League Premier Division for the first time in their history after wins against Loughborough Students and Stourport Hockey Club.

Notable players

Men's internationals

 England/ Great Britain
 Ireland
 New Zealand
 Australia
 Brazil
 Canada
 Trinidad and Tobago
 Wales
  • Andrew Cornick
  • Rhodri Furlong
  • Jonny Gooch
  • Steve Kelly
  • Rupert Shipperley
 South Africa
  • Matthew Guise-Brown
  • Stephen Cant

Women's internationals

 Scotland/ Great Britain

References

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