2013–14 England Hockey League season

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2013–14 England Hockey League
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The 2013–14 English Hockey League season took place from September 2013 until April 2014. The end of season playoffs were held on the 5 & 6 April for the men and the 12 & 13 of April for the women. The Men's Championship was won by Beeston and the Women's Championship was won by Surbiton.

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The Men's Cup was won by Cannock and the Women's Cup was won by Surbiton. [1] [2]

Men's Premier Division League Standings

[3]

PosTeamPWDLFAGDPts
1 East Grinstead 18142286444244
2 Beeston 18142256332344
3 Reading 18123365343139
4 Surbiton 18104470412934
5 Canterbury 187295866-823
6 Wimbledon 187293846-823
7 Hampstead and Westminster 1870113568-3321
8 Cannock 1832134458-1411
9 Sheffield Hallam 1832132959-3011
10 Loughborough Students 1831143062-3210
= Qualified for League finals weekend
= Relegated

Results

Home \ AwayBeeCanCanEGHWLouReaSheSubWim
Beeston2–13–25–43–03–24–33–13–22–3
Cannock0–16–42–38–33–23–42–24–60–2
Canterbury2–26–51–93–44–14–54–05–13–2
East Grinstead1–34–27–49–38–14–33–02–27–0
Hampstead and Westminster3–63–22–12–34–10–53–10–23–2
Loughborough Students1–43–14–41–22–11–21–30–51–2
Reading2–25–23–14–411–14–22–05–31–2
Sheffield Hallam2–52–23–43–50–24–30–31–31–2
Surbiton3–24–16–15–65–18–21–18–12–2
Wimbledon1–32–03–53–54–00–20–24–54–4
Source: [ citation needed ]
Legend: Blue = home team win; Yellow = draw; Red = away team win.

Women's Investec Premier Division League Standings

[4]

PosTeamPWDLFAPts
1 Canterbury 181422471444
2 Reading 181413581643
3 Surbiton 181233511739
4 Clifton 18954382531*
5 Leicester 18936342030
6 Bowdon Hightown 18837263327
7 Beeston 186111383119
8 University of Birmingham 186012313218
9 Sutton Coldfield 18301529519
10 Olton & West Warwicks 18001891220
= Qualified for League finals weekend
= Relegated

Play Offs

Semi-finals

DivisionTeam 1Team 2Score
Men's Premier East Grinstead Surbiton 6-2
Men's Premier Beeston Reading 4-2
Women's Premier Surbiton Reading 4-1
Women's Premier Canterbury Clifton 2-0

Finals

DivisionTeam 1Team 2Score
Men's Premier Beeston East Grinstead 1-1 (3-1 p) [5]
Women's Premier Surbiton Canterbury 3-0 [6]


Men's Cup

Quarter-finals

Team 1Team 2Score
Old Loughtonians Bromley & Beckenham 3-1
Brooklands MU Beeston 4-3
Sevenoaks Hampstead & Westminster 3-2
Cannock Oxted w/o (disq)

Semi-finals

Team 1Team 2Score
Brooklands MU Old Loughtonians 5-4
Cannock Sevenoaks 4-1

Final

(Held at the Highfields Sports Club, Nottingham on 3 May)

Team 1Team 2Score
Cannock Brooklands MU 2-2 (5-4 p)


Women's Cup

Quarter-finals

Team 1Team 2Score
Univ of Birmingham Gloucester City 4-1
Hampstead & Westminster Sevenoaks 4-2
Buckingham Sutton Coldfield 6-0
Surbiton Beeston 4-2

Semi-finals

Team 1Team 2Score
Hampstead & Westminster Univ of Birmingham 3-2
Surbiton Buckingham 5-1

Final

(Held at Highfields Hockey Centre, Nottingham on 26 April)

Team 1Team 2Score
Surbiton Hampstead & Westminster 7-1


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  2. "2013–14 Women's Cup". England Hockey.
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  4. "2013–14 Women's Hockey League". Fixtures Live.
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