As a result of the latest coronavirus lockdown – Beeston’s men’s and ladies’ first team players have banded together to start our junior hockey sessions on Zoom! The sessions will be between 10am and 10:30am every Sunday for the next 6 weeks. Beeston members will have received an email to Read more…
All junior training on Sunday 3rd January has unfortunately been cancelled due to snow on the pitches.
December sees the completion of £2 million worth of investment by Nottingham High School, creating a purpose-built sports facility for hockey at Nottingham Hockey Centre.
Practical completion of the new pitches took place on the 26th November, just six days after the scheduled completion date.
The Nottingham Trent University Hockey programme, which is run in partnership with Beeston Hockey Club has announced the Scholarship opportunities for the 2021/22 season for prospective students
The club have teamed up with Distillers Kitchen to produce a special Beeston HC gin.
The men’s 3rd team are raising awareness our men’s health and will be attempting to grow some dodgy moustaches this November.
On the 26th October it was announced that parts of the Nottinghamshire region will enter the highest coronavirus alert level – Tier 3 from 00:01 Thursday 29th October.
Beeston led three-nil after 22 minutes with Chris Proctor scoring twice from open play in the first eight minutes, and Henry Croft’s goal put them in the driving seat.
Joe Naughalty pulled one back on the stroke of half time from a penalty corner, and after he had done the same again on 61 minutes, Gittens’ goal ensured the spoils were shared.
Construction of pitch 5 & 6 began on Monday 13th July 2020. Agripower are the main contractor appointed by Nottingham High School to oversee the construction of the project.