[New post] England Girls Schools Championships to be held this week
Ali Haider posted: " thedragflick.com/Credits : England Hockey Dragflick Newsdesk : After a two-year hiatus, more than 250 young hockey players travel to London this week for the Girls Schools Championships finals. On Wednesday 2 March, eight teams"
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Dragflick Newsdesk : After a two-year hiatus, more than 250 young hockey players travel to London this week for the Girls Schools Championships finals.
On Wednesday 2 March, eight teams battle it out at Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre in the Under 14 Tier 1 finals. The qualifiers are each Area winner and are split into two pools of four, with the top side in each pool playing against each other in the final.
Each match is 30 minutes long (split into two halves of 15 minutes), so with three pool matches and a final or play-off. The young girls will require strength, stamina and technical ability in a competitive environment.
Pitch One
Pitch Two
1000
Wellington
v
Queens, Chester
1000
Millfield
v
GSAL
1045
Ipswich
v
Cranleigh
1045
Surbiton
v
Repton
1130
Queens, Chester
v
Millfield
1130
GSAL
v
Wellington
1215
Repton
v
Ipswich
1215
Cranleigh
v
Surbiton
1300
Queens Chester
v
GSAL
1300
Wellington
v
Millfield
1345
Ipswich
v
Surbiton
1345
Repton
v
Cranleigh
1500
3rd / 4th play-off
1500
7th / 8th play-off
1600
Final
1600
5th / 6th play-off
Then on Thursday 3 March there are four finals in the U16s and U18s age groups.
The U16 Tier 1 final is the highlight of the day and sees Millfield and Repton looking to lift the title. In the Tier 2 – a Plate competition for those beaten in earlier round losers – Felsted take on Scarborough. The U18 Tier 1 competition is still in progress, and the U18 Tier 2 final features RGS Newcastle and Sevenoaks who have battled through six rounds to reach this stage. Eastbourne and Perse feature in the Tier 3 Plate final.
The games are a full 70 minutes as the young girls go into battle for these prestigious titles.
Having the chance to play at Lee Valley Hockey and Tennis Centre – the home of Great Britain and England's women's and men's teams – is a great occasion for everyone involved, and we would like to wish all of the girls the very best of luck.
Pitch One
1000
Felsted
v
Scarborough
U16 Tier 2 Final
1200
Millfield
v
Repton
U16 Tier 1 Final
1400
Sevenoaks
v
RGS Newcastle
U18 Tier 2 Final
1600
Eastbourne
v
Perse
U18 Tier 3 Final
Spectators are allowed back to live events, priced £7 for adults and 2 for Under 18s in advance. We recommend purchasing your tickets in advance via See Tickets.
If you are unable to attend on the day you can follow score updates here.
Spectator info
Food and Drink It is venue policy that spectators will be permitted to bring in a small amount of food and drink consisting of up to; 1 x 500ml bottle of water per person in a clear branded unopened plastic bottle, and a maximum of two small items per person, such as a standard size bag of sweets, crisps, chocolate or cereal bar/piece of fruit. To apply for an exemption letter complete the form here. The Champions Suite will be open for refreshments throughout the tournament.
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