Sutton Coldfield Hockey Club

Sutton Coldfield Hockey Club Est. 1891 Sutton Coldfield Hockey Club has 9 men's, 7 women’s, badgers, mixed & vets teams & juniors Jane Sixsmith is President of the Ladies’ Section.

Sutton Coldfield Hockey Club is now one of the largest hockey clubs in the UK with over 400 members. With 8 men’s sides, 7 ladies’ sides, a Badgers sides, a thriving youth section and a variety of veterans sides, SCHC is a great place to play hockey and meet new friends. Ladies Performance squads (1-3s) train on a Tuesday night, 7-9:30pm at Wyndley Leisure Centre. Ladies Club training is 7-8.30pm

on Wednesdays at Wyndley Leisure Centre
Men’s Performance Training (1-3s) is Thursdays 7-8:45 at Wyndley Leisure Centre. Men's Club training is Thursday, 7-8.30pm at Bishop Vesey’s Grammar School
Junior training takes place on Sunday mornings from 9am at Wyndley and Bishop Vesey’s Grammar School. Sutton Coldfield Men’s Hockey Club was formed in 1891 and is one of the oldest clubs in the Midlands. The club has shared its home with Sutton Coldfield Cricket club since 1891 and continues to use the Rectory Park clubhouse. The Ladies’ Club was reformed after the Second World War in 1949 and has achieved amazing levels of success in recent years. The 1st XI plays in the National League Conference Midlands and have won both national and European titles. Sutton Ladies’ have produced some top international players including successful Olympians Jane Sixsmith, Laura Unsworth, Barbara Hambley and Mandy Davies. Sutton Juniors began life in 1989 following the increased interest in hockey after the Men’s GB team won the Gold Medal at the Seoul Olympics. The Club have always excelled at providing an excellent level of coaching for all youngsters, and this has led to a significant number of players achieving international, county and Midlands regional representation. Olympic Gold Medal winner Laura Unsworth started her hockey career at Sutton Coldfield HC juniors

The Club play the majority of home games on the all weather pitches at Wyndley Leisure Centre and Bishop Vesey’s Grammar School, both in Sutton Coldfield. Then all teas and socialising take place back at the Clubhouse in Rectory Park. Each year, the Club holds a Gala Ball which is attended by over 200 members from all hockey sections and acts as a great opportunity to review the season and present the individual Player of the Season and Top Goalscorer awards for each team within the Club. All in all, Sutton Coldfield Hockey Club continues to go from strength to strength and we welcome all new members to our fantastic Club.

🏑Junior hockey is back!We’re excited to welcome our Mighty Pinks back for the start of the 2026/27 season on Sunday 6th ...
27/08/2026

🏑Junior hockey is back!

We’re excited to welcome our Mighty Pinks back for the start of the 2026/27 season on Sunday 6th September.

Sunday morning training will take place at Bishop Vesey’s Grammar School and Wyndley, with familiar faces returning and new players joining us for the season ahead.

📱 Please check Pitchero for your training time and location.

We can’t wait to see everyone back on the pitch, ready for another season of hockey.

See you on the 6th! 💖🏑

Welcome Back to Hockey! Wednesday 2nd September, 6-8pm at the Clubhouse  With the start of season approaching, members a...
27/08/2026

Welcome Back to Hockey!

Wednesday 2nd September, 6-8pm at the Clubhouse

With the start of season approaching, members and prospective members are invited to the Clubhouse next Wednesday 2nd September for our welcome back evening. This is open to everyone across the womens, mens and juniors sections of the club.

Please come any time between 6 and 8pm where there will be a number of club representatives on hand to answer any questions and share information with you.

There will be information about transition from junior to senior hockey and beyond. A number of new rules are coming in this season which will be shared as well as information about coaches, captains and committee members for the 2026/27 season.

This is also a great opportunity for you to be able to order/purchase kit for the coming season.

If you are interested in volunteering within the club, you can speak to members about how to get involved.

You are welcome to stay for as long or short a time as you want to and we look forward to seeing you next week!

Massive congratulations to all our Mighty Pinks who competed in the Masters World Cup in Rotterdam! We are so incredibly...
10/08/2026

Massive congratulations to all our Mighty Pinks who competed in the Masters World Cup in Rotterdam! We are so incredibly proud of you all💖💙

🥇GOLD for Oli Ward with England Men’s O35s
🥇GOLD for Sue Wood, Sophie Manning, Emma Gill and Andy Fairbrother with England Women’s O35s
🥉BRONZE for Vicky Woolford with England Women’s O45s
🥅 DEBUT AND GOAL for Eli Best with Wales Women’s O35s

Come along for a taster session with the Mighty Pinks💖💙Whether you’re looking for a new adventure, finishing University ...
09/08/2026

Come along for a taster session with the Mighty Pinks💖💙

Whether you’re looking for a new adventure, finishing University and looking for a new team, or getting back into the sport, come and join our women’s pre-season training sessions in August!

Drop us a message for more info or to let us know you’re coming!

The Future of Hockey on TV Starts With You – A message from Rich B**r, CEO England HockeyDear Hockey Community, Today, I...
06/08/2026

The Future of Hockey on TV Starts With You – A message from Rich B**r, CEO England Hockey

Dear Hockey Community, 

Today, I’m delighted to announce that every England, Scotland and Wales match at this summer’s FIH Hockey World Cup will be available live and free on Channel 4 Sport YouTube.  

This is a huge opportunity for hockey. 
At a time when many Olympic sports, and the recent Commonwealth Games, are finding it harder than ever to secure free-to-view coverage, Channel 4 has backed our sport. They’ve invested because they believe hockey deserves to be seen by more people. 

Now we need the hockey family to help and to show them they were right. 

Two years ago, you answered a similar call when the Olympic Qualifiers were broadcast on BBC Sport. The response from our community helped open the door to what followed - two seasons of free-to-view England internationals on Channel 4 Sport YouTube. 

Now we have another opportunity: the FIH Hockey World Cup lasts just two weeks, but what we achieve together could shape the future of hockey on television for years to come. 

Today, our England internationals regularly attract between 12,000 and 15,000 live views. We know that consistently reaching more than 50,000 would fundamentally change the conversation about hockey’s future on television. That isn’t a challenge for England Hockey alone. It’s a challenge for our entire community. If we can get there together, we’ll have demonstrated beyond doubt that hockey can attract national television audiences. 

Every time you press play, you’re casting a vote for hockey on national television. 

So here’s my challenge to you all: 
Don’t just watch, encourage others to watch, talk about the the World Cup, shout about it on social media, share every fixture. Send the links to teammates, friends and family. Encourage someone who’s never watched hockey before to tune in.  

Let’s show Channel 4 they were right to back hockey. Let’s build the strongest case we’ve ever had for putting hockey back on national television.

More Masters World Cup action for our Mighty Pinks this week!🏑🙌🏻A huge good luck to Pat Finegan (pictured) who is playin...
05/08/2026

More Masters World Cup action for our Mighty Pinks this week!🏑🙌🏻

A huge good luck to Pat Finegan (pictured) who is playing for Ireland O70s, Chris Ball and Mike Roberts who are playing for Scottish Thistles O65s, and Steve Hollingworth who is playing for Wales O60s!

Mighty Pinks Susan Wood & Sophie Manning were part of England WO35s team who beat the Netherlands 1-0 today, to claim a ...
31/07/2026

Mighty Pinks Susan Wood & Sophie Manning were part of England WO35s team who beat the Netherlands 1-0 today, to claim a place in the Masters World Cup final.

They were also both awarded their 50th international caps today - we’re really proud of them both and wish all the team best of luck in the final 💪🏼🏑

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