The Club
Hailsham is situated 9 miles North of Eastbourne, near the Sussex Coast. The hockey club was founded in 1902, and is one of the oldest club's in the county of Sussex. Local historian records include photographs of mixed hockey being played on the infamous Hailsham Recreation ground back as early as 1925.
In October 2001 the new Hailsham Community College all weather pitch became available, and Hailsham now play all home games at the college.
Hailsham is a small club in East Sussex fielding on Saturdays 2 men's, 2 ladies, 1 boys development side and on a Sunday 1 mixed side. We draw players from Hailsham, Eastbourne, Polegate, Willingdon, Heathfield, Uckfield and the surrounding areas. Hailsham plays its hockey in the Sussex leagues.
We have an occasional men's veterans team, and an active junior section whose members play in the The Millers - (in the Sussex Development League), and the Ladies 2nd XI in the Ladies League, and also in mini hockey festivals and tournaments.
Hailsham positions itself as a community club. We aim to provide hockey for the town of Hailsham, in the town of Hailsham. As far as possible within the boundaries of the sport we aim not to discriminate and welcome new players to the club of any playing age, or social members.
We currently have 3 qualified coaches and 6 qualified umpires, but are always looking for new members to participate in coaching and umpiring activities.
So if you are interested in playing for a fun friendly club that is active in all areas of local hockey, then please contact Martin for more details.
Colours
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Shorts/Skirt: Navy Blue
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Socks: Navy Blue with White band
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Pitches
For Home games, contact the fixture secretaries prior to playing. All home games are played at:
- Hailsham Community College, Hailsham
Click here for directions to the pitch.
Club House
Hailsham Hockey Club use The Grenadier in Hailsham for teas after matches.
Facebook
We are on Facebook. Hailsham Hockey Club has a private group on Facebook. So why not join Facebook and join the Brighton and Hove network. Then search for Martin Headey and you will see the Group I am in. Request to be a Friend and then request to join the group - assuming I know who you are and that you are a club member!!
By using Facebook we are able to upload photo's and videos more easily so this is becoming a repository for pictures.