1997–98 England Hockey League season

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1997–98 England Hockey League
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The 1997–98 English Hockey League season took place from October 1997 until May 1998.

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The Men's National League was won by Cannock with the Women's National League going to Slough.

The Men's Hockey Association Cup was won by Cannock and the Women's Cup (AEWHA Cup) was won by Clifton. [1] [2] [3]

Men's National League Premier Division League Standings

[4]

PosTeamPWDLFAGDPts
1 Cannock 22182289365356
2 Canterbury 22153499554448
3 Reading 22142677572044
4 Southgate 22123771561539
5 Old Loughtonians 22105762521035
6 Teddington 2210396565033
7 East Grinstead 2293105159-830
8 Guildford 2281135363-1025
9 Beeston 2253133769-3218
10 Hounslow 2245123860-2217
11 Barford Tigers 2245134079-3917
12 Doncaster 2225155586-3111
= Champions
= Relegated

Women's National League Premier Division League Standings

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PosTeamPWDLFAPts
1 Slough 141310732240
2 Clifton 14824272126
3 Ipswich 14815322025
4 Olton & West Warwicks 14626242920
5 Hightown 14536182418
6 Sutton Coldfield 14428233814
7 Doncaster 14248194010
8 Trojans 14131020426
= Champions
= Relegated


Men's Cup (Hockey Association Cup)

Quarter-finals

Team 1Team 2Score
Beeston Doncaster 3-0
Chichester Stourport 3-1
Cannock Old Cranleighans 11-2
Canterbury Barford Tigers 3-1

Semi-finals

Team 1Team 2Score
Beeston Chichester 5-2
Cannock Canterbury 3-2 aet

Final

(Held at the National Hockey Stadium (Milton Keynes) on 5 April)

Team 1Team 2Score
Cannock Beeston 4-1

Cannock
Jimi Lewis, Paul Edwards, Andrew Humphrey, Craig Parnham, Michael Johnson, Kalbir Takher, Justin Pidcock, Ben Sharpe, Chris Mayer, Bobby Crutchley, Ian Hughes-Rowlands subs Simon Organ, John Mills, Will Glover, Gareth Terrett
Beeston
Danny Williams, Richard Stamp, Steven Wood, Keith Reesby, Andrew Seagar, Ashley Garratt, Craig Keegan, Andrew West, Paul Sheardown, Iain Randall, Mike Huckle subs Jeff Longden, Phil Sully, James McBlane


Women's Cup (AEWHA Cup)

Quarter-finals

Team 1Team 2Score
Loughborough Students Aldridge 2-1
Clifton Trojans 4-1
Hightown Sutton Coldfield 4-1
Doncaster Slough 2-7

Semi-finals

Team 1Team 2Score
Clifton Hightown 4-1
Slough Loughborough Students 5-1

Final

(Held at National Hockey Stadium (Milton Keynes) on 10 May)

Team 1Team 2Score
Clifton Slough 1-1 (5-4 p)

Clifton
Claire Burr, Sue Brimble; J Martin, Michelle Robertson, J Scullion, Tammy Miller (capt), Lorraine Marsden, Louise Hipkins; Lucy Culliford, Denise Marston-Smith, Juliet Rayden. sub Elaine Basterfield
Slough
Sue Knight, Lisa Copeland, Mandy Pottow, Michelle Hall, Ashleigh Wallace, Lucy Cope, Sue Chandler (capt), Alison Burd, Julie Robertson, Lesley Hobley, Helen Thornalley sub C Cummins, K Brannigan


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