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. Players of all ages and abilities are always very welcome!
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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Midweek training for juniors starts this weekThere will be training for U12s on Tuesdays 5:30 - 7 pm, U14s Wednesdays 5:30 - 7 pm and U16s Thursdays 5:30 - 7 pm
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Fitness Training at 6:30 pm on WednesdaysPolly Fitzgerald is running fitness training at 6:30 pm on Wednesdays just before club training. It is open to men and women.
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Master SummaryOr should it be summery? A few of our older players were playing in the World Championships in Spain this summer.
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Junior Training starts on Sunday 9th SeptemberJunior training at Oxford Hawks restarts on Sunday 9th September. We are looking forward to seeing you there!
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New season training timesClub training is now on a Wednesday evening beginning 5th September. There is pre-season training for Ladies on a Tuesday at 7 pm. This has already begun.
Recent Match Reports
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Ladies' 1s in close game with Wimbledon
With the opposition featuring England stars Anna Toman, Suzy Petty and Olympic gold medallist Crista Cullen, Hawks knew it was gong to be a tough game.
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A stuttering start with a Bear triple helping the 5-2 win
In perfect conditions for hockey i.e. raining, the Falcons huffed and puffed with the 4 B's of Blomley, Billington, Brees and Bear ensuring a 5-2 win
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Tough day in the nest for the Eagles
Eagles flew in for their first game of the season but came up against a tough Reading side
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Mens 3s find some form as squads start to settle higher up
1 - 1 was disappointing for the day. But lots of positives to take from the game and strong performances across the park
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Ladies' 7s see success slip from their grasp to draw 3-3
Ladies' 7s saw success slip from them when Abingdon equalised in the last minute.
