South Saxons Hockey Club

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South Saxons Hockey Club
Saxons Logo.jpg
Founded1895;128 years ago (1895)
LeagueSouth Hockey League & Martlets Open League
Based in Hastings, East Sussex England
Home ground Horntye Park Sports Complex
ColoursHome Kit: Shirt-Pale Blue, Navy and Pink, Shorts-Navy, Socks-Pale Blue, Navy and Pink. Away Kit: Shirt-Red, Shorts-Navy, Socks-Pale Blue, Navy and Pink.

South Saxons Hockey Club is a field hockey club based in Hastings, England. The club was established in 1895 and their home ground is currently located at Horntye Park Sports Complex. The club has a sand dressed astro-turf pitch, clubhouse, changing facilities and cafe bar on-site at Horntye Park. [1]

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The men's 1st XI play within the South Hockey League structure in South Hockey League Division 1 (East), and the ladies 1st XI play in the Martlets Ladies League Division 1.

The club fields four men's sides, two ladies' sides, three youth development teams and junior hockey 7s teams.

Teams

Men's

Ladies

Youth

Juniors

The club has a mixed junior development section of U10s to U12's. Boys, Girls and mixed teams represent the club in various hockey 7's knockout competitions across Sussex.

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References

  1. "South Saxons Hockey Club official website".

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  1. P.C., Merison. "Official Website of South Saxons Hockey Club". South Saxons Hockey Club.