We are delighted to announce Uber Boat by Thames Clippers, London’s leading River Bus service, as the official away shirt sponsor for our ten men’s and seven women’s teams. Running for 3 years, this partnership will support all players as they compete throughout the upcoming hockey seasons in London and beyond. […]
Our popular OCHC Hockey Camps are running over February half term and welcome all players U7 (Year 2) to U14 (Year 9). […]
Women’s 1s 6 – 0 London Edwardian 1s The OC’s Ladies X1 were away against London Edwardians W1s. An early start didn’t stop a strong team performance. It was a high-intensity game with good link-ups throughout. Lily created the first goal with a drive down the left into the top of the D, hitting a […]
Our Christmas Junior camp is now open for booking, along with outfield and GK individual and small group coaching sessions. […]
Men’s 1st XI 2 – 2 Hampstead & Westminster 2s The final home game for the M1’s before the Christmas break welcomed a top of the table clash with Hampstead & Westminster. Importantly, due to extra care taken with kit selection this week, the week long partnership deal with sports direct came to an end. […]
Old Cranleighan M1s 8 – 2 Brighton Old Cranleighan M1s delivered a dominant performance on the south coast, overpowering Brighton 8–2 in an entertaining and high-tempo encounter. Brighton opened the scoring almost immediately, capitalising on a loose turnover to make it 1–0 inside the first minute. OC, however, responded with composure rather than panic, settling […]
Dexters have an exclusive offer available to OCHC members! […]
We are thrilled to announce Dexters, London’s Leading Estate Agent, as the official sponsor our our Men’s 1st XI. […]
Chelmsford 2 – 5 Old Cranleighans Men’s1st XI A long trek to Chelmsford ended with three points and an unplanned partnership with Sports Direct. Beersy briefed white on email and blue on WhatsApp, so we arrived looking like a before-and-after shot. One lad swung past the shop, returned with six shirts and socks, and a […]
Men’s 1st XI 3 – 4 Wimbledon 2s It started like a dream. Four minutes in, Old Cranleighans nearly took the lead — the kind of “almost” that has you already halfway through the celebration before realising the ball’s still in play. That, sadly, was the high point for a while. Wimbledon clearly didn’t appreciate […]