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22 Nov 2025 / 28 Nov 2025

Fixture						Result	Score	Scorers	POTM
W1	Nov 22 vs Spalding 1	Nov	22	Spalding 1	H	[L]	(H) [L]	W	W 4-1	Maddie Anthony,Evie-Mae Thorpe,Sophie Bendon,Rachael McCarney	Amelie Horsley
W2	Nov 22 vs Harleston Magpies 4	Nov	22	Harleston Magpies 4	H	[L]	(H) [L]	L	L 0-8		Katie Lawrence
W3	Nov 22 vs Harleston Magpies 3	Nov	22	Harleston Magpies 3	A	[L]	(A) [L]	L	L 0-1		Charlotte Fern
W4	Nov 22 vs Herlings 1	Nov	22	Herlings 1	A	[L]	(A) [L]	D	D 0-0		Ellie Alderton
W5	Nov 22 vs University of East Anglia Womens 3	Nov	22	University of East Anglia Womens 3	H	[L]	(H) [L]	L	L 2-3	Milly Evans,Milly Evans	Milly Evans
W6	Nov 22 vs Harleston Magpies 8	Nov	22	Harleston Magpies 8	H	[L]	(H) [L]	D	D 1-1	Amy Corden	Summer Barnwell
W7	Nov 22 vs Watton 3 Development	Nov	22	Watton 3 Development	A	[L]	(A) [L]	P	P P-P
WD	Nov 22 vs Pelicans	Nov	22	Pelicans	A	[L]	(A) [L]	C	C C-C
M1	Nov 23 vs Oxford Hawks	Nov	23	Oxford Hawks	A	[L]	(A) [L]	L	L 1-3	Tom Cooke	Lawrence Williams
M2	Nov 22 vs Harleston Magpies 2	Nov	22	Harleston Magpies 2	A	[L]	(A) [L]	W	W 3-1	Stuart Wardle,Chris Wardale,Charlie Hutchinson	Harry Morgan
M3	Nov 22 vs Ipswich-East Suffolk 1	Nov	22	Ipswich-East Suffolk 1	A	[L]	(A) [L]	D	D 0-0		Tom Franks
M4	Nov 22 vs Ipswich-East Suffolk 2	Nov	22	Ipswich-East Suffolk 2	H	[L]	(H) [L]	W	W 4-3	Richard Silvester,Max Soole,Paul Gallop,Paul Gallop	Calum Futter
M5	Nov 22 vs Dereham 5	Nov	22	Dereham 5	H	[L]	(H) [L]	W	W 8-0	William Brown,Lee Allsop,Lee Allsop,Andrew Bell,Henry Dye,William Brown,Ben Satterly,Sam Irvine	Sam Irvine
M6	Nov 22 vs Norfolk Nomads 2	Nov	22	Norfolk Nomads 2	A	[L]	(A) [L]	W	W 2-1	Oscar Webb,Adam Sayer	Oscar Webb
M7	Nov 22 vs Dereham 4	Nov	22	Dereham 4	A	[L]	(A) [L]	C	C C-C
MD	Nov 22 vs Pelicans	Nov	22	Pelicans	H	[L]	(H) [L]	L	L 1-3	Evan Cowan	Seth Holmes-Chapman


L (1-3) 23/11/2025 - M1 vs Oxford Hawks (A / L) NEW FOES PLAY OUT END-TO-END AFFAIR
MENS 1ST XI - 23/11/2025 VS OXFORD HAWKS (A) TEAM: Mens 1st XI DATE: 23/11/2025 FIXTURE: Mens 1st XI VS 23/11/2025 HEADLINE: New Foes Play Out End-to-end Affair LEAGUE: CONFERENCE MIDLANDS VENUE: Oxford RESULT: 1-3 loss REPORT: Oxford Hawks hosted Norwich City in a pivotal Men’s Conference Midlands clash, a fixture that represented a step into the unknown as the two sides met for the very first time. There were, however, some familiar faces on display; two former Norwich City players featured on the Oxford scoresheet, alongside several others previously encountered in the league. While Norwich arrived determined to maintain their promotion push, they were under no illusions about the scale of the task. Having established themselves as a top-four force in the Conference East, they knew this trip to Oxfordshire would provide a defining test of their Midlands credentials. The match began with high intensity as both sides looked to play fast hockey, testing their respective attacks with short, sharp passing and long aerial threats. As the game became increasingly stretched, Norwich City began to take advantage. Max Wilson sent a shot narrowly over the bar, and a Cameron Cooke drag flick was well saved, before another Wilson effort, following a mazy run through four defenders, flashed across the face of goal. Norwich certainly should have been ahead, and it remained to be seen if they would rue those missed opportunities. The visitors finally broke the deadlock in the 21st minute when a Thomas Cooke drag flick rewarded a strong opening period for the traveling side. However, despite holding a 1–0 lead at halftime, the momentum shifted as the game progressed. Oxford Hawks tightened their defensive lines and began to exploit growing gaps in the Norwich midfield. The turnaround began in the 39th minute when the Hawks equalized, shifting the pressure back onto the visitors. Norwich’s composure wavered almost immediately, and just two minutes later, Oxford struck again to move 2–1 ahead. Norwich attempted to fight back, but two green cards in quick succession hampered their momentum just as they pushed for a leveling goal. Despite further chances from a pair of penalty corners and well-saved strikes from Cameron Cooke and Ben Chapman, the Oxford defense held firm. In the closing stages, Norwich pulled their goalkeeper in a final roll of the dice. However, Oxford put the game beyond reach, capitalizing on the empty net to score from a penalty corner. Although Oxford received a yellow card in the final minutes, there was too little time for Norwich to capitalize on the numerical advantage. The final whistle confirmed a 3–1 win for Oxford Hawks. A result that served as a major statement in their quest for the top spot and left Norwich reflecting on missed chances and a calamitous ten-minute spell in the third quarter that ultimately cost them the points.

L (1-3) 23/11/2025 - M1 vs Oxford Hawks (A / L)
NEW FOES PLAY OUT END-TO-END AFFAIR

MENS 1ST XI - 23/11/2025 VS OXFORD HAWKS (A)

TEAM: Mens 1st XI
DATE: 23/11/2025
FIXTURE: Mens 1st XI VS 23/11/2025
HEADLINE: New Foes Play Out End-to-end Affair
LEAGUE: CONFERENCE MIDLANDS
VENUE: Oxford
RESULT: 1-3 loss

REPORT:
Oxford Hawks hosted Norwich City in a pivotal Men’s Conference Midlands clash, a fixture that represented a step into the unknown as the two sides met for the very first time. There were, however, some familiar faces on display; two former Norwich City players featured on the Oxford scoresheet, alongside several others previously encountered in the league. While Norwich arrived determined to maintain their promotion push, they were under no illusions about the scale of the task. Having established themselves as a top-four force in the Conference East, they knew this trip to Oxfordshire would provide a defining test of their Midlands credentials.
The match began with high intensity as both sides looked to play fast hockey, testing their respective attacks with short, sharp passing and long aerial threats. As the game became increasingly stretched, Norwich City began to take advantage. Max Wilson sent a shot narrowly over the bar, and a Cameron Cooke drag flick was well saved, before another Wilson effort, following a mazy run through four defenders, flashed across the face of goal. Norwich certainly should have been ahead, and it remained to be seen if they would rue those missed opportunities.
The visitors finally broke the deadlock in the 21st minute when a Thomas Cooke drag flick rewarded a strong opening period for the traveling side. However, despite holding a 1–0 lead at halftime, the momentum shifted as the game progressed. Oxford Hawks tightened their defensive lines and began to exploit growing gaps in the Norwich midfield. The turnaround began in the 39th minute when the Hawks equalized, shifting the pressure back onto the visitors. Norwich’s composure wavered almost immediately, and just two minutes later, Oxford struck again to move 2–1 ahead. Norwich attempted to fight back, but two green cards in quick succession hampered their momentum just as they pushed for a leveling goal. Despite further chances from a pair of penalty corners and well-saved strikes from Cameron Cooke and Ben Chapman, the Oxford defense held firm.
In the closing stages, Norwich pulled their goalkeeper in a final roll of the dice. However, Oxford put the game beyond reach, capitalizing on the empty net to score from a penalty corner. Although Oxford received a yellow card in the final minutes, there was too little time for Norwich to capitalize on the numerical advantage. The final whistle confirmed a 3–1 win for Oxford Hawks.
A result that served as a major statement in their quest for the top spot and left Norwich reflecting on missed chances and a calamitous ten-minute spell in the third quarter that ultimately cost them the points.

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