Hockey Sticks Collection

Fowey Community School, Fowey, Cornwall. May 1991
Pupils and teachers of Fowey Community School celebrate non-uniform day in all sorts of gear. A regular fixture on the schools calendar it raises many thousands of pounds every year for charities

Hockey team, Cornwall. Around 1900
An unknown ladies hockey team posed by a Cornish Hedge. Photographer: Unknown

Durham Laides Hockey Team. (left to Right rear) E. Bennison, G. Etherington, G. Pedley, J.Pringle, D.Anderson, J.Edward. (Left to Right front) R.Grainger, J.Mason, C

The Guisborough Ladies hockey team are heading for Europe - with a little help from the Gazette. We are sponsoring the trip to a tournament in The Hague

Ball game, popular customs of the Chilean Indians (hand-coloured engraving)
IND388229 Ball game, popular customs of the Chilean Indians (hand-coloured engraving) by French School, (19th century); Private Collection; (add.info.: After Vernier; ); Mithra-Index

Norton Hockey Club celebrated their centenary in style with a 3-2 victory over a north of England Select. Teams are pictured before bully off. 23rd March 1991

The under-18s of Stockton Womens Hockey Club are the champions of the North without conceding a goal. The holders of the Durham County Womens Hockey Association title cinched the Northern Clubs

Durham lost their unbeaten record in the NatWest Womens County Hockey Championship when they went down 4-0 to Yorkshire at Gateshead

Roseberry Ladies, based at Middlesbroughs Southlands Centre, have returned victorious from a nine-team tournament in Holland

Roseberry Ladies hockey team have some silver wear to mark their 21st Annoversary after winning the Persimmon Homes League Rally at Malton

All smiles from Norton B who beat Furness 8-6 in the Cleveland Indoor Hockey League cup final at Guisboeough sports centre last night. The winners line-up, back row (left to right) G. Griffiths, M

Ladies hockey at Kew. East versus the South Territorials. 26 February 1921

Girls Camping 1930S
Four girls preparing a meal around the camp fire at Boxhill, Surrey, England

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"Hockey sticks have been an integral part of the game for over a century, with teams from Cornwall leading the way. In the early 1900s, the hockey team from Cornwall showcased their skills and passion on the ice. Fast forward to May 1991, Fowey Community School in Cornwall continued this tradition as they displayed their love for the sport. The Durham Ladies Hockey Team left a lasting impression with their remarkable lineup featuring players like E. Bennison, G. Etherington, G. Pedley, and J. These talented athletes were determined to conquer Europe with their exceptional skills. Even across continents, hockey sticks played a role in shaping cultures and customs. The Chilean Indians embraced this ball game as part of their popular traditions, depicted beautifully in hand-coloured engravings. Back in England, Norton Hockey Club celebrated a momentous occasion - their centenary - by securing a thrilling victory over opponents from the north. Their dedication and teamwork paid off as they etched themselves into history. The Stockton Women's Hockey Club under-18s proved themselves champions of the North through sheer determination and skill on the field. Durham's unbeaten record came to an end during an intense match in NatWest Women's competition; however, it only fueled their desire to come back stronger than ever. Middlesbrough's Roseberry Ladies made sure that silverware adorned their trophy cabinet after marking their 21st anniversary with style and success. Norton B had plenty to smile about when they triumphed over Furness 8-6 in an exhilarating Cleveland Indoor Hockey League cup match. Looking back at history reveals how ladies' hockey has evolved throughout time: Kew witnessed fierce battles between East versus South Territorials back on February 26th, 1921. " whether it be local teams or international competitions – they have remained constant companions for passionate players around the world.