NORWICH CITY HOCKEY CLUB

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2021-2022

Results

Recent Results
2 Oct 2021 / 8 Oct 2021

Fixture						Result	Score	Scorers	POTM
W1	Oct 02 vs City of Peterborough 1	Oct	02	City of Peterborough 1	H	[L]	(H) [L]	D	D 2-2	Felicity Williams,Ellie Brine	Lucy Tilbrook
W2	Oct 02 vs Bury St Edmunds 2	Oct	02	Bury St Edmunds 2	A	[L]	(A) [L]	W	W 5-1	Emily Francis,Emily Francis,Mia Moore,Milly Brown,Rosie Humphrey	Rosie Humphrey
W4	Oct 02 vs Broadland 2	Oct	02	Broadland 2	H	[L]	(H) [L]	W	W 10-0	Lucy McNarry,Chloe Holmes,Helen Brockington,Sue Tomlinson,Chloe Holmes,Helen Brockington,Chloe Holmes,Chloe Holmes,Helen Brockington,Helen Brockington	Chloe Holmes
W5	Oct 02 vs Norwich Dragons 6	Oct	02	Norwich Dragons 6	H	[L]	(H) [L]	W	W 4-0	Sophie Bush,Sophie Bush,Amy Hinchliffe,Matilda Hill	Sophie Bush
W6	Oct 02 vs Watton 3	Oct	02	Watton 3	A	[L]	(A) [L]	W	W 6-0	Esme Abbott,Helen McCall,Louisa Sizeland,Chloe Green,Helen McCall,Samantha Harvey	Helen McCall
W7	Oct 02 vs Broadland 3	Oct	02	Broadland 3	H	[L]	(H) [L]	L	L 0-2		Saskia Ashdown
WD	Oct 02 vs Watton	Oct	02	Watton	H	[L]	(H) [L]	W	W 3-1	Olivia Marjoram,Milly Evans,Susannah Hamilton	Olivia Marjoram
WF	Oct 03 vs Harleston Magpies U16	Oct	03	Harleston Magpies U16	A	[EH U16 Cup]	(A) [EH U16 Cup]	C	C C-C
WF	Oct 03 vs Harleston Magpies U14	Oct	03	Harleston Magpies U14	H	[EH U14 Cup]	(H) [EH U14 Cup]	W	W 9-3	Grace Hanworth-Knights,Chloe Holmes,Grace Hanworth-Knights,Grace Hanworth-Knights,Grace Hanworth-Knights,Ava Fox,Grace Hanworth-Knights,Grace Hanworth-Knights,Grace Hanworth-Knights	Grace Hanworth-Knights
M1	Oct 02 vs Broxbourne 1	Oct	02	Broxbourne 1	A	[L]	(A) [L]	W	W 10-0	Ben Chapman,Ben Chapman,Ben Chapman,Cameron Cooke,Cameron Cooke,Chris Wardale,Chris Wardale,Chris Wardale,Pete Morgan,Tom Cooke	Ben Chapman
M2	Oct 02 vs Bury St Edmunds 2	Oct	02	Bury St Edmunds 2	H	[L]	(H) [L]	W	W 7-1	Harry Cresswell,Jeremy Elliott,Adie Land,Tom Hindle,Adie Land,Harry Gill,Harry Gill	Joseph Roy
M3	Oct 02 vs Colchester 2	Oct	02	Colchester 2	A	[L]	(A) [L]	W	W 4-2	Ross Butler,Ross Butler,Ross Butler,Ross Butler	Ross Butler
M4	Oct 02 vs Norwich Dragons 3	Oct	02	Norwich Dragons 3	H	[L]	(H) [L]	W	W 3-1	Andrew Bell,Oliver Millett,Luke Corden	Harry Ingham
M5	Oct 02 vs Norwich Exiles 1	Oct	02	Norwich Exiles 1	A	[L]	(A) [L]	L	L 1-5	Rees Leonard	Kieran Shapcott
M6	Oct 02 vs Harleston Magpies 6	Oct	02	Harleston Magpies 6	H	[L]	(H) [L]	W	W 5-2	John Whitlam,Simon Deakin,Matthew Roy,Nigel Cushion,Christopher Watson	Angus Irving
M7	Oct 02 vs University of East Anglia 4	Oct	02	University of East Anglia 4	A	[L]	(A) [L]	L	L 2-5	Jack Luther,Simon Derrick	Charlie Hutchinson
MC	Oct 03 vs Cambridge City	Oct	03	Cambridge City	H	[EH U14C]	(H) [EH U14C]	L	L 2-5	Archie Chipperfield,Archie Chipperfield	Charlie Hutchinson
MD	Oct 02 vs Harleston Magpies	Oct	02	Harleston Magpies	A	[L]	(A) [L]	P	P P-P

D (2-2) 02/10/2021 - W1 vs City of Peterborough 1 (H / L) NORWICH CITY 1S VS PETERBOROUGH 1S

WOMENS 1ST XI - 02/10/2021 VS CITY OF PETERBOROUGH 1 (H) TEAM: Womens 1st XI DATE: 02/10/2021 FIXTURE: Womens 1st XI VS 02/10/2021 HEADLINE: Norwich City 1s vs Peterborough 1s LEAGUE: EAST PREMIER DIVISION VENUE: TRF RESULT: 2-2 REPORT: The third game of the season fell on an autumnal day in early October. Despite the prospect of a constant downpour, a decent (socially-distanced) crowd gathered at TRF. The first half was a display of dominant possession but ultimately a failure to put the ball between the posts. A mixture of poor first touches and a flurry of balls delivered to the back post were opportunities gone begging, meanwhile Peterborough managed to knock a couple past the mighty Summer. The intentisy and effort levels that city brought to the game was incredible - the strong press caused Peterborough to make unforced errors and in turn city turned over possession and dominated the latter 15 of the first half. Some cheeky triangles and short one twos, city demonstrated composure and control and good prospects to go out strong in the second half. Score: 0:2 The half time whistle came and the main message was sort out those first touches. The second half was even more dominant than the first and finally the goals did come. Persistence paid off and a beautiful short corner routine allowed Ellie Brine to outwit the keeper and smash the ball onto the backboard! After more grafting in our 23 city won some more penalty corners and with a cheeky left slip Flic ‘big guns’ Williams equallized the score to 2-2! Peterborough looked confident to score again but the strength of the back four made them think again - the composure of Hannah Nunn on the ball when under pressure is something to behold. Some great clearances to the midfields and some awesome leads from the forwards enabled fast counter attacks with and more strikes towards goal. Unfortunately the full time whistle came a little too soon so city had to settle with a well earned 2-2 draw. An important point for city and with a lot of positives to take from the game the squad will take confidence with them when they travel south to play Old Loughts next Saturday.
W (5-1) 02/10/2021 - W2 vs Bury St Edmunds 2 (A / L) NO FUEL, NO PROBLEM!
WOMENS 2ND XI - 02/10/2021 VS BURY ST EDMUNDS 2 (A) TEAM: Womens 2nd XI DATE: 02/10/2021 FIXTURE: Womens 2nd XI VS 02/10/2021 HEADLINE: No fuel, no problem! LEAGUE: EAST DIVISION 2 NORTH EAST VENUE: Bury St Edmunds RESULT: 1-5 Win REPORT: The current fuel shortage wasn’t going to stop a determined Norwich City side travelling to Bury to collect their next 3 points. With captain Georgia Cleveland away for the weekend, vice captain Emily Francis lead the team to this weeks victory. In fact, within 10 mins she found herself on the score sheet. She sailed passed 3 defenders and with time and space she struck the ball cleanly and confidently firing it passed the keeper 0-1 to City. City continued to press the ball in Bury’s half and dominate possession, being rewarded with a short corner. The rebound found its way to Emily on the edge of the D who added to her goal tally by lifting it into the corner of the goal. 0-2 to City. Hannah Hall and Lauren Lawrie worked tirelessly in midfield with nice link up play on the right from Dani Sizer and Lucy Walton. Their efforts soon paid off with a quick well timed pass to a lone Mia Moore at the top of the D who calmly slotted it passed the keeper 0-3 to City. It wasn’t long before the rattled Bury side found their way into City territory and won themselves a short corner. They managed to convert with a straight strike getting themselves on the scoresheet before the half time whistle. 1-3. After a quick break, a feisty Norwich side wasn’t going to allow any more room for error with forwards Rosie Humphrey, Emma Hewitt and Emily Leeming setting the press early and hassling Bury’s back line. Lauren slipped a straight ball through to Rosie who was swiftly closed down by bury’s keeper yet, still managed to thread it through her legs hitting the back board. 1-4 to City. Bury didn’t give up too easily and began to have more possession and opportunities in the second half however, City’s solid defence of Sabina Baker, Leigh-Ann Worrall and Sally Rose saw to any possible threats. With not having much to do for most of the game Keeper Georgina Barratt kept out Bury’s best chance with an incredible save. Nearing full time, City transferred the pressure back onto Bury. Continuing to play like it was 0-0. Hard work and determination to increase the goal difference saw another short corner being awarded. This time it was Milly brown who tucked the ball away from the P spot ending the game on a 1-5 win. Well done to the whole team for another sterling performance. POTM:Rosie Humphrey
W (10-0) 02/10/2021 - W4 vs Broadland 2 (H / L) GAME OF GOALS
WOMENS 4TH XI - 02/10/2021 VS BROADLAND 2 (H) TEAM: Womens 4th XI DATE: 02/10/2021 FIXTURE: Womens 4th XI VS 02/10/2021 HEADLINE: Game of goals LEAGUE: NORFOLK PREMIER DIVISION LEAGUE SPONSORS: EMPRESA LIMITED VENUE: RESULT: 10-0 REPORT: City 4s were raring to be back on the pitch and gave a great team performance against Broadland 2’s. The first half saw great passing down the right wing from Lucy McNarry and India Fox and on the left Evie Brockington and Chloe Holmes. A strong defence and GK from Broadland kept City 4’s on their toes and soon a great first goal from Chloe Holmes and a slip pass shot at a short corner from Sue Tomlinson kick started the game. Olivia Broadway distributed the ball well with more switching of sides. A few breaks came from Broadland but Grace Thrower kept her cool in goal and Jess Taylor Balls and Kim Moore defended well. City 4s kept posession for the remainder of the first half with more goals from Helen Brockington and Lucy McNarry. Half Time results 6:0 The second half saw great posession of the ball and some great runs from Lucy McNarry down the right wing feeding the ball to Helen Brockington, India Fox and Chloe Holmes resulting in more goals. Broadland defended short corners well and kept City on their toes. An all round great team performance. Full Time result 10-0. POTM Chloe Holmes Scorers: Lucy McNarry 1, Sue Tomlinson 1, Helen Brockington 4, Chloe Holmes 4
W (4-0) 02/10/2021 - W5 vs Norwich Dragons 6 (H / L) ANOTHER STRONG WIN FOR THE BEGINNING OF THE SEASON
WOMENS 5TH XI - 02/10/2021 VS NORWICH DRAGONS 6 (H) TEAM: Womens 5th XI DATE: 02/10/2021 FIXTURE: Womens 5th XI VS 02/10/2021 HEADLINE: Another strong win for the beginning of the season LEAGUE: East League Div 4 LEAGUE SPONSORS: EMPRESA LIMITED VENUE: Taverham RESULT: 4-0 Win! REPORT: Today’s game saw a sterling effort from the whole team. Our defence scarcely failed to prosper in tackles and remained solid in the defensive short corners, denying Dragons the chances to strike. At the very end of the first half Zara Hunter faced a penalty flick which she successfully saved with her right hand. We stretched the pitch well making use of the pockets and forming some triangular patterns upfront. Two goals were scored as a result of short corners (Matilda Hill and Sophie Bush). Other goals were also scored by Amy Hinchliffe and Sophie Bush. It was lovely to be told by an opposition player that we definitely deserved every single goal we scored. What lovely sportmanship from the Dragons players. Well done today everybody a great team performance!!
L (0-2) 02/10/2021 - W7 vs Broadland 3 (H / L) AN UNLUCKY DEFEAT
WOMENS 7TH XI - 02/10/2021 VS BROADLAND 3 (H) TEAM: Womens 7th XI DATE: 02/10/2021 FIXTURE: Womens 7th XI VS 02/10/2021 HEADLINE: An unlucky defeat LEAGUE: NORFOLK LEAGUE DIVISION 3 LEAGUE SPONSORS: EMPRESA LIMITED VENUE: Taverham RESULT: City 0 - Broadland 2 REPORT: It was a brisk early morning start for the Womens 7s game against Broadland but the team were in high spirits. City got off to a strong start with some excellent passing through their Central player Helen Lewis city had several great attempts at goal, however were unlucky not to finish. Entering the second half city were confident they would be able to regain the goal lost to Broadland in the first half. With some incredible runs from player of the match Saskia Ashdown but several great saves from the Broadland keeper prevented those attempts on goal from finishing. Although it was a loss for the Womens 7s, it was a great game and they are really coming into their own as a new team.
W (3-1) 02/10/2021 - M4 vs Norwich Dragons 3 (H / L) CITY SEND DRAGONS PACKING.
MENS 4TH XI - 02/10/2021 VS NORWICH DRAGONS 3 (H) TEAM: Mens 4th XI DATE: 02/10/2021 FIXTURE: Mens 4th XI VS 02/10/2021 HEADLINE: City send Dragons packing. LEAGUE: EAST DIVISION 4 NORTH EAST VENUE: Taverham RESULT: Norwich City 4th XI 3:1 Norwich Dragons REPORT: With the rain pouring down, the pitch provided a perfect opportunity for some slick hockey from City. This quickly materialised with some precise play from City resulting in the first goal from Andrew Bell. 1-0. A dominant City side continued to create lots of opportunities, but unexpected saves from Dragons' keeper kept City at 1-0. This changed shortly before half time with a well worked short corner resulting in a goal from Ollie Millett. 2-0. The strong performance from City continued into the second half and was cemented by good saves from City’s keeper, Seb Kimber. However, a lucky deflection left a Dragons player clean through with a quick finish. 2-1. Nerves could've taken over with just a one goal lead, but City remained calm and settled the game with a beautiful finish from Luke Corden. 3-1. With a frustrated Dragons team, the game finished as a deserved win for City. Player of the match: Harry Ingham. LEAGUE: EAST DIVISION 4 NORTH EAST VENUE: Taverham RESULT: Norwich City 4th XI 3:1 Norwich Dragons REPORT: With the rain pouring down, the pitch provided a perfect opportunity for some slick hockey from City. This quickly materialised with some precise play from City resulting in the first goal from Andrew Bell. 1-0. A dominant City side continued to create lots of opportunities, but unexpected saves from Dragons' keeper kept City at 1-0. This changed shortly before half time with a well worked short corner resulting in a goal from Ollie Millett. 2-0. The strong performance from City continued into the second half and was cemented by good saves from City’s keeper, Seb Kimber. However, a lucky deflection left a Dragons player clean through with a quick finish. 2-1. Nerves could've taken over with just a one goal lead, but City remained calm and settled the game with a beautiful finish from Luke Corden. 3-1. With a frustrated Dragons team, the game finished as a deserved win for City. Player of the match: Harry Ingham.
L (1-5) 02/10/2021 - M5 vs Norwich Exiles 1 (A / L) LESSONS LEARNT
MENS 5TH XI - 02/10/2021 VS NORWICH EXILES 1 (A) TEAM: Mens 5th XI DATE: 02/10/2021 FIXTURE: Mens 5th XI VS 02/10/2021 HEADLINE: Lessons learnt LEAGUE: EAST DIVISION 5 NORTH EAST VENUE: TRF RESULT: L 5-1 REPORT: We had a tough match from start to finish from the Norwich Exiles, loss of 5-1 final score with Rees Leonard scoring our only goal, the midfield had a tough time keeping suit with Exiles’ play style. They liked to play the long ball down the pitch to their striker, marked by Kieran Shapcott (PotM). The defensive line had a confusing start where we conceded two goals but we started to work together more and more fluently as did the team as a whole. The strikers were playing a very good game being fed from Geoff’s ariels but got quite stuck when faced head on with the opposing defence. It was a shame no more goals were scored on our behalf. On the whole the team played well as a unit and we did our best.
W (5-2) 02/10/2021 - M6 vs Harleston Magpies 6 (H / L) KEEPER SCORES !!
MENS 6TH XI - 02/10/2021 VS HARLESTON MAGPIES 6 (H) TEAM: Mens 6th XI DATE: 02/10/2021 FIXTURE: Mens 6th XI VS 02/10/2021 HEADLINE: Keeper scores !! LEAGUE: EAST DIVISION 5 NORTH EAST VENUE:Taverham RESULT: City 5 Magpies 28 REPORT: In his first match back for the Club Chris Watson thought he would be keeping goals out not scoring them However the lack of a full size means kit meant a change of roll as the 6th looked for someone small enough to fit into a junior keepers kit! Phil Nunn stepped up and dined the pads In a game where two juniors shined Matty Roy and Angus Irvine took on the roll of central midfield! In a performance which was a great example of the quality the club has in its juniors they bosses the match against men some years older and physically stronger Ali Clapham in his first game back was full of energy and ran the Magpies back line ragged Professor Broaders playing just after his third Covid booster and telling all who would listen how tired he was feeling created chance after chance getting behind Harleston time after time! Then came. the goal from keeper turned striker Chris W Great bounce back by all after last week at Watton Thanks to all

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