Bolton Hockey Club

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Bolton Hockey Club is a Men’s and Ladies Field Hockey Club Based in Greater Manchester, England.

Bolton Hockey Club
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Full nameBolton Hockey Club
Nickname(s)Blues
Founded1965
GroundHarper Green, Horwich, Parrenthorn
ChairmanMark Bolton
PresidentTBC
LeagueMen's 1s: North Hockey Men's League Division 1, Women's 1s: North Women's Hockey League Division 1

About[]

It has over 180 members of which approximately 140 are playing members. This includes players from the 5 Men's Teams, 4 Ladies Teams, 6 Junior Teams ranging from U11 to U18 boys and Girl’s, 1 mix team, a Veterans Team and also some touring sides made up from various members from any team as required.

Bolton Hockey Club was the 2nd Club in Greater Manchester to be awarded the Clubs1st and Clubmark Awards.

International players[]

One of Bolton Hockey Club's former members, Andy Bull, was on the England national squad for 2009/2010[1] and Great Britain Team for the Men’s Four Nations Tournament.[2] The team currently has a Junior England International playing for the club.[who?][citation needed]

Leagues[]

Bolton Hockey Club enters teams in various leagues over the season which include the following:

  • North Hockey Men’s League
  • Kukri North West Hockey League (Men)
  • North Women's Hockey League
  • Greater Manchester Hockey Association (Women)
  • Bolton Sports Federation Hockey League (Women)

Bolton also enters teams in the following summer leagues

  • Bolton Hockey Summer League: Women
  • Greater Manchester Summer League: Men's, Women, Mixed
  • MHCC Summer League: Men, Women, Mixed

Ladies Teams[]

Season 2010/2011

Team Division League
Ladies 1st XI Division 1
Ladies 2nd XI Division 1
Ladies 3rd XI Division 3
Ladies 4th XI Section 'B'

Men’s Teams[]

Team Division League
Men's 1st XI Division 2
Men's 2nd XI Division 4
Men's 3rd XI Division 4

League results[]

Season Ladies 1st XI Men's 1st XI
2009–10 4th, Division 1 10th, Division 1
2008–09 11th, Premier Division 11th, Division 1
2007–08 8th, Premier Division 8th, Division 1
2006–07 1st, Division 1 1st, Division 2
2005–06 4th, Division 1 2nd, Division 2
2004–05 (1st, Feeder League 1 3rd, Division 2

References[]

  1. ^ "Mens National Squad 2009/2010". passionspeedrespect.com. Archived from the original on 15 July 2011. Retrieved 10 March 2011.
  2. ^ "Great Britain Hockey – Lee Gives Youth a Chance". greatbritainhockey.co.uk. 6 July 2010. Archived from the original on 28 July 2011. Retrieved 10 March 2011.

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