A message from our Club President….. Mens 5s lost 2-0 against Chapeltown 4s, despite dominating throughout. Bad. Very bad. I have told all team captains we must strengthen our border security, with even tighter checks on people entering the D. #BuildTheWall First half, one way traffic: Max, Matty, Fin, Tom A and Tom P all on fire, you really have to come and watch these guys. It’s like a normal 5th team, Read more
Saturday was of course the 11th day of the 11th month and most teams (a team having 11 players of course) observed the 2 minutes silence in respect of all those who were lost in battle (during the wars rather than playing in Adel colours). The first game of the day at Adel saw a 1-1 draw (the 2 digits of the number 11) with the ladies 4s taking the lead midway through the second Read more
After bringing home 3 points from a long away trip to Lincoln last week, a home fixture versus title rivals Hallam was on the menu at Adel. Crocker and Holford rang the changes after injury and returning players required a re think from last week’s team. Hallam started brightly after their narrow defeat to Harrogate in last week’s top of the table clash. Adel switched off and Hallam found a free player in the D Read more
As we all know, travelling to hockey matches can sometimes be a bit of pain, we in the 4s have to travel down to Sheffield on a regular basis this year which isn’t ideal when there a multiple other clubs on our doorstep. However we have all agreed that this mere 50 mile drive down to M1 is nothing to be complained about when jetsetter Iain Mitchell managed to be up at the crack of Read more
Just who are Adel’s biggest derby rival? I’ve heard many suggestions, from Leeds to Ramgharia, Harrogate to Horsforth???. But according to some of the old hands there is only one team we want to beat over any other – Ben Rhydding. Perhaps it is the small train station we are jealous of, or they our proximity to the great metropolis of Leeds. This game was built on the premise of a club on the rise, Read more
Lindum Hockey Club was formed in the June of 2015 through the amalgamation of Lincoln Hockey Club and Lincoln Roses Hockey clubs. After a successful first season sharing purpose built facilities at the Lindum sports ground, members of both clubs saw the benefit of coming together to create a centre of excellence for hockey in Lincolnshire. On a mild afternoon that fell someway short of the record high temperature of 34.8 °C recorded in August Read more
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