Each September, Greg natters me to write the Chairman’s welcome to the new season for the website and I am usually able to rattle off a quick update on our activity and the plans and outlook for the season ahead. This time around, its not been quite so easy….. This season sees the Club celebrate its 75th anniversary in existence, although how we are able to celebrate this event is not without challenges in the current Read more…
We are now at Stage 4: Local Match Play Intra club / local matches can happen but restrictions stop leagues / main competitions resuming. all club members wanting to train or play MUST read and follow the links and guidelines here.
I hereby give notice that the Leeds Adel Hockey Club Annual General Meeting will be held on Monday 15th June at 7pm. Given the COVID 19 situation that prevents gatherings this will be done via Zoom. More information about joining the zoom and raising questions on the platform on the will be provided nearer the time. The agenda will be as below. Chairman’s Report Treasurer’s Report Section Report – Men’s – Ladies Junior section Committee Read more…
It seems like a long time since we last saw any on pitch activity in mid March but whilst we have all had to adapt and come to terms with the implications of lockdown and social distancing, there has been plenty of hockey activity off the pitch. Some of this was covered in a recent email from the Executive Committee which I hope all members received. This note expands on that to keep everyone updated Read more…
“The announcement tonight from Boris Johnson and his senior medical advisers has obvious implications for Leeds Adel HC. As a club one of our values is to look after the safety and health of our members and therefore it is with great sadness that the committee have agreed to suspend all hockey related activity with immediate effect. Tom and Gaby have already made the decision to cancel senior training this week. England Hockey (http://www.englandhockey.co.uk/news.asp?itemid=49019&itemTitle=England+Hockey+suspends+national+hockey+activity§ion=22) and Read more…
It was blowing a gale on Saturday as Adel began their defence of their top spot in North East Division Two. With just the four points separating the two sides there was all to play for in this match that promised to be one for the neutrals. Brigg had obviously arrived at the War Memorial ready for battle and straight from the whistle showed the reasoning they are fast becoming a bogey team for Adel, Read more…
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