Welcome to Oxford Hawks Hockey Club
Oxford Hawks is one of a small and elite group of Clubs in the country with both Men's and Ladies' 1st XI’s playing at National League level.
In addition to the 1st XI’s, the Club runs a further 6 men’s and 6 ladies’ teams all playing in county and regional leagues across the south of England. There are also men’s and ladies’ Masters’ teams and boys’ and girls’ teams that play in age groups from under 8 up to under 18. The Club even runs Hockeytots for toddlers and Back to Hockey sessions for those that used to play hockey and would like to return to the game or those that have never played (B2H is Wednesday 6-7pm, and totally free). Players of all ages and abilities are always very welcome across the club!
The Club is based at the Banbury Road North Sports Ground in North Oxford where it has its Clubhouse and two high-quality, floodlit artificial grass pitches with good spectator provision.
There is a lot more to read about Hawks on the About the Club page, including links to all the useful information about the Club.
Recent News
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Fantasy League – Week 4
Harry Cantwell’s “Anastasia's Allstars” have rocketed into 2nd place after a huge score of 99 points to sit just 21 points behind Charlie Warner’s “Light Work”.
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Fantasy League - Week 3
Charlie Warner’s Light Work maintains his place at the top of the team scores with Harriers’ Charlotte Griffiths in the lead on the player's front.
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Juniors at Banbury FestivalOur U8s, U10s and U12s took part in the Banbury festival on 2nd December. Everyone enjoyed themselves and there was some great teamwork.
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Under 8s at Oxford FestivalAnother fabulous U8 festival. Both teams placed 2nd in their groups, with the B team undefeated and going on to beat Bicester in their 2nd place final.
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Fantasy League - Week 2
Charlie Warner’s Light Work maintains their position at the top, 15 points ahead of Katie Lowe’s To Be Sure To Be Sure who has rocketed up from 14th to second.
Recent Match Reports
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Ladies' 7s lose to Sonning
Ladies' 7s got off to s slow start which gifted Sonning the first goal. We then began to dominate the play but could not score. Sonning scored 2 more.
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Falcons maintain momentum with a 6-0 win against Havant
Falcons produce a good display and the best first half of hockey this season but Havant battle throughout with a late flurry of Falcons goals closing the game.
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Men's 6th continue winning ways with local derby victory
Local derbies are always tricky and our trip down the A34 proved to be no different, after a slow start this ever improving side overcame a stubborn opponent.
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Ladies 6s secure 3-0 home win against Wychwood Badgers
The Ladies 6s gelled together to secure a clean slate home victory and keep them sitting third in the league table.
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L4s fade against a strong Reading side
Reading Rockets came out firing against the Ladies 4s and ramped up the pressure in the second half to inflict a 5-0 defeat on the deflated Hawks team.
