Ladies win CIYMS Tournament
Huge congratulations to the ladies 1sts who won last weekend’s CI Ladies Hockey Club preseason tournament, winning 5 games, drawing 1 and not a single goal conceded!! Fantastic effort girls!!
The men’s thirds took a break from league action on Saturday to take on Junior 3 leaders Queen’s 2nds in the Junior Shield at the Dub. The 3rds had been taught a clinical lesson by the students earlier in the season and were out for revenge, hoping to repeat the heroics of the last couple…
The predict-a-brick hovers for 60 ominous minutes above a brisk Shaws Bridge before impacting in an extinction level event scrubbing one self styled master race from the Irish Junior Cup leaving room for an altogether more cuddly and haphazard style of hockey-kind to rise from the embers in the shape of the glorious 2s as…
North Down made the trip to Queens playing fields to play Victorians in a league match with the object of coming away with 3 valuable points. North Down were without captain Bex Mitchell-Cram and Ulster U18 player Rebecca Mercer, but were buoyed by having new signing Abbie Trimble available for the first time having made…
North Down ladies travelled to Our Lady’s in Dublin last Saturday for a place in the Irish Hockey Trophy quarter finals. With Rebecca Mitchell-Cram ill and unable to travel, the team knew that missing the captain would be tough but were feeling confident and ready for the challenge having been unbeaten in their previous 5…
North Down entertained Portadown in the quarter final of the Irish Trophy and in a hard fought game emerged winners by 4-2. North Down opened at a furious pace and put the Portadown circle under early pressure. It was keeper Knipe who kept his side in it with a series of superb saves from the…
After a particularly inept display the previous week away to Down seconds, the youthful North Down sixth eleven entertained a strong Portadown fourths team at Nendrum College last Saturday. The Portadown squad are one of the front runners in Junior League Six as the Co. Armagh club continues to emerge as a force in Ulster…