Chesterfield
Hockey Club 
We are delighted to announce that Staveley Ladies Hockey Club have
combined with Chesterfield Hockey Club, previously a men's Club, to
form the new Club under the CHC banner.
The Ladies have worked closely with the Men for many years in the
development of our youngsters - of both sexes and it is wonderful
for us now to be part of one much bigger club.
This year will be a period of change, whilst the two clubs'
administrations are merged. For some time, the Ladies
website and Facebook
pages under the umbrella name of Staveley Ladies Hockey Club
will remain until we can develop a suitable new presentation of our
website and social media.
See Fixtures page for Men's fixtures.
We are a rapidly expanding and very friendly Hockey Club now running 4 men's teams, and 4 Ladies' teams, all of which play in the Midlands - plus a "Badgers" team playing in the Yorkshire Development League. We've a long history (1899) and are one of the founder clubs of the Derbyshire Hockey Association. We also run a thriving 'junior-hockey' scheme for youngsters of both sexes up to the age of 16 on Wednesday evenings and Sunday mornings. We have ClubsFirst Accreditation, regularly re-assessed and renewed, and Sport England Club Mark. We welcome new members, adult and junior, so if you're interested do please telephone one of our "Contacts", or e-mail general enquiries to: info@chesterfieldhockeyclub.co.uk.
Sorry we can no longer hire out our pitch.
Whilst we at the Chesterfield Hockey Club look forward to welcoming
you to our facilities at St. Mary’s Sports Partnership in
Chesterfield, we are sorry that, due to Covid-19 precautions, we are
unable to welcome you or to offer you our usual hospitality. Even
when we are allowed to play again, rigid precautions will be in
place.:
• Access to the pitch and parking is via the bus
turning circle off Gatefield Close. The gate to the usual pitch
access and car parking is locked. First left off the B6051 after the
traffic signal-controlled junction.
• There will be no changing facilities open at the
pitch (but there will be access to toilets - please ensure only one
person accesses the toilets at any one time)
• We ask each team to ensure that their own track
and trace details are recorded
• No players are to enter the pitch until the
previous game has concluded and all persons involved have exited
• Dugouts are not in use and must not be used even
in bad weather
• Spectators are allowed on the pitch but must
sign in on our forms (please bring your own pen) and stay behind the
blue line staying 2m apart
• Sanitiser is available at the double gate
approaching entry to the pitch and it is recommended that all
involved use this upon entry and exit
• Further guidance on routes to be adopted to
enter / leave may be displayed on signage around the pitch
• The Partnership encourages masks to be worn on
site until your activity starts - this includes outdoors
For the foreseeable future we will be unable to provide teas after
the match
If there are any changes, further updates will be provided but, for
the time being, we shall see you on the pitch and look forward to a
safe, enjoyable season.
£2,300
raised for Junior Hockey in Bob's memoryBob did so much for our Club and County over the years.
He joined the Club from Loughborough Colleges after he’d graduated.
He rapidly established himself in our 1st XI along with the County
1st XI and it wasn’t long before he captained both sides – and
played representative hockey for the Midlands.
He played as 1st Captain for many many years, helping the Club
firstly to strengthen and grow with fixtures against some of the
best that Yorkshire and the North Midlands had to offer and then to
consolidate the 1st XIs position in the second highest league in the
Midlands with the introduction of League Hockey.
He was a major contributor to the Club also in other ways –
• through his positions on the Club’s General and
Selection Committees, again for many years.
• through his support for mini-hockey and in the
original “Badgers” team
Another significant contribution was to provide two sons, Fraser and
Christian, both of whom developed to be excellent hockey players and
now, in Christian, at the top level in hockey coaching.
There is so much more we could write about Bob and so many of our
members, past and present, will have been touched by his influence
and always in a positive manner.
We offer our most sincere condolences to Josie, his partner, to
Fraser and Christian and their families.
Despite coronavirus, the Leagues had been restarted, only to stop again. We wish our 1st and 3rd XI's success in their new leagues following promotion.
Race Night at the Rose and Crown (Brampton) on Saturday 29th February raised £260 net of expenses for Club funds. Thank you to everyone who supported this event.
We meet after matches and for Social Events at our Sponsors, the
Britannia Inn, 56, Old Hall Road, Brampton.
Brampton Brewery,
are also sponsors of Chesterfield Hockey Club and we are supported
by them at the Rose
and Crown.
View/download a copy of the Club's 3rd party insurance.
We have generated some publicity material in the wake of GB's
hockey success at the Olympics in Brazil.
If you've been fired with enthusiasm for our sport, why not come and
give it a go ?
See our Publicity release here, read more about our Club on this website
and then,
come along to one of our training sessions.
See the feature on our Club in Sport in Profile Magazine Issue 8.
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Wednesday evenings from 4th Sept. -:
6 pm - 7 pm Under 8s, 10s and 12s
7 pm - 8 pm Under 14s
8 pm - 9:30 pm Men's
The full League fixture list is now
published ... go to the Fixtures
menu link. Friendlies will be added as soon as available.
Home games normal start times:
1st & 2nd XIs start 13:30. 3rd XI and 4th XI start 12:00 and
Badgers XI 15:00 or 16:30 but check on Weekend Teams below for
specific times for the current week.
Members only can access this area. Mac McCran - 07969 971255 for further details
Forms for your parents to complete and essential information are available on the Junior Hockey / Activities page. You are welcome to attend our Wednesday evening and/or Sunday morning sessions.
Details will be posted as soon as possible.:
Christian Battye continues as the Men’s 1st XI Coach for the forthcoming season. Shane Hale continues in the Team Manager role. We welcome the Team captains for another season: Josh Brocklehurst as the 1st XI Captain, Sam Unwin as 2nd XI Captain, Paul Ryan as 3rd XI Captain and Mac McCran as 4th XI Captain. Steve Lord will run the Badgers team.
We
are sorry to report the death of Peter Heavey to whom we owe so
much. The funeral was held on 28th March, very well attended by
members both current and past - we adjourned to Peter's
favourite pub afterwards - he would've approved!It’s been a summer of success so far for two of Chesterfield Hockey
Club’s juniors.
Rising star Joe Morton has been selected
to play for the Pennine Pumas Under 17 squad in the England Hockey
Futures Cup later this month. The competition features the best
young players in England, Wales and Scotland playing in six regional
teams – the Pennine Pumas, Saxon Tigers, Mercia Lynx, Wessex
Leopards, Celtic Jaguars (Wales) and Caledonian Cougars (Scotland).
The tournament takes place in St Albans between the 21st and 24th
August, where the England selectors will be casting a close eye on
proceedings.
Joe also took part in a recent Home Nations tournament as part of
the Diploma in Sporting Excellence (DiSE) program at Lilleshall
national sports centre. The competition featured the DiSE teams
England ‘Red’, England ‘White’ and England ‘Blue’ alongside England
U16s, Scotland and Ulster. Joe captained England ‘Red’ and came away
with a silver medal, losing to England U16s on penalties after the
game was tied 2-2 in normal time. The event also forms part of the
assessment process for the England U18s squad.
Lead junior coach Christian Battye – “Joe has worked incredibly hard
on and off the pitch and should take great pride in his attitude and
dedication to the sport. He has been a consistently high performer
at junior regional level and to see him on that Pennine Pumas squad
list and in the England ‘Red’ shirt was a proud day for the club
too. His goal is to be selected for an England trial in September –
he’s certainly on the right track to achieve that”.
There was also more good news with young umpire Esther Beardsley
being appointed to officiate at the Futures Cup.
This comes after impressing during the regional Performance Centre
Competition days and working incredibly hard over the past few
seasons.
St
Mary’s pupil Esther has also been promoted to the Performance
Support Panel for young umpires in the Midlands.
Christian Battye – “Esther has really taken ownership of her own
development over the last couple of years and it’s great to see her
rewarded with a place at the Futures Cup. Being an umpire can be a
pretty tough gig at times but Esther has a natural talent for it.
She’s gained great experience with Chesterfield and Staveley Ladies
HC over the past few seasons and we wish her all the best for the
tournament”.
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Chesterfield Hockey Club, St. Mary's School Community Sports
Partnership, Newbold Road, Newbold, Chesterfield, Derbyshire, S41
8AG
Tel: 07736792222, Email: enquiries