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ABOUT US |
Covid19 Officer
Luke Brown is UWMXDHC’s Covid19 Officer. If you experience symptoms of Covid19 please inform him ASAP. Any queries (including general guidelines on Covid19) please get in touch: uwmxdhc@gmail.com
Luke Brown is UWMXDHC’s Covid19 Officer. If you experience symptoms of Covid19 please inform him ASAP. Any queries (including general guidelines on Covid19) please get in touch: uwmxdhc@gmail.com
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Training with UWMXDHC |
Here at Warwick Mixed Hockey Club, we want to give our members a chance to improve their hockey ability in an inclusive and enjoyable atmosphere. Given the range of abilities we have in the club (from never having picked up a stick before to sponsored players), we make sure each session has elements everyone can engage with. We split our training sessions into different groups based on ability and confidence, so everybody can be comfortable and engaged. We also have a good combination of competitive and friendly matches – whether you are a casual or competitive player, we have something for you.
Two sessions a week are run by our Training Secretary, Luke Brown, where we practice new drills and have friendly match play. The other session is run by our external coach, Nick, giving our members professional training by a qualified coach.
Hockey sticks can be provided; however, we recommend having a decent pair of astros or trainers, some shin pads and a mouth guard if you want to play competitively for us!
We run free taster sessions at the start of term 1 and term 2, which everyone is welcome to attend. Keep an eye out on the club's social media at the start of each academic year for more info!
Two sessions a week are run by our Training Secretary, Luke Brown, where we practice new drills and have friendly match play. The other session is run by our external coach, Nick, giving our members professional training by a qualified coach.
Hockey sticks can be provided; however, we recommend having a decent pair of astros or trainers, some shin pads and a mouth guard if you want to play competitively for us!
We run free taster sessions at the start of term 1 and term 2, which everyone is welcome to attend. Keep an eye out on the club's social media at the start of each academic year for more info!
Training times
Tuesday: 5:30pm - 7:30pm
Thursday: 8:00pm - 10:00pm
Sunday: 2:00pm- 4:00pm
@ Westwood Waterbased Pitch
Thursday: 8:00pm - 10:00pm
Sunday: 2:00pm- 4:00pm
@ Westwood Waterbased Pitch
Commitment to UWMXDHC
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Unlike most other university sports teams, we do not require mandatory attendance at our training sessions. We understand that that university life often demands other commitments alongside studies, so there is no pressure to attend every training session.
Furthermore, attendance is not obligatory for playing in league matches; match squads are picked on a 'game by game' basis - everyone can sign up to play in a match, irrespective of training attendance or ability. We encourage everyone to play! If you have any further questions on matches, feel free to contact our club captain Ella Ralli. |
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UWMXDHC has no trials or initiations
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We believe that university sports teams should have an inclusive, friendly and supportive environment. Therefore, we are one of the few sports teams at Warwick University that have no trials or initiations - making us a truly inclusive club.
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Socials with UWMXDHC |
We make sure there is something for everyone in our social timetable. Most weeks you can find us at the SU’s club night Pop!, where we dress in quirky costumes and ‘circle’ in The Copper Rooms. Circling is a Warwick University tradition and important to us here at UWMXDHC. We can’t give too much away before you join us, so make sure to come along to one of our more relaxed Sunday circles at the start of term 1, or any circle throughout the year.
Drinking not your thing? Not to worry, we have a whole host of sober socials planned throughout the year. In previous years, we have overseen events such as club dinners, paint-balling, trampoline parks and water parks!
Drinking not your thing? Not to worry, we have a whole host of sober socials planned throughout the year. In previous years, we have overseen events such as club dinners, paint-balling, trampoline parks and water parks!
All of our socials are run by our lovely social secs, Brooke Clements and Kaitlin Hollow. If you have any questions about socials, feel free to message them!
TOURNAMENTAL
Tournamental is the University of Warwick Mixed Hockey Club's annual 7-a-side tournament and has been running for over 10 years, attracting mixed hockey teams from universities all across the country. It takes place a few weeks before the Easter break. The event consists of a social on the Saturday night, followed by a hockey tournament on the Sunday.
How it works:
Saturday:
~ Fancy dress mega-circle and social for all clubs
~ Accommodation provided for visiting Universities
Sunday:
~ 7-a-side Tournament (teams must have 3 male and 3 female players at all times)
~ Cup & Plate competitions
~ Group team meal
Saturday:
~ Fancy dress mega-circle and social for all clubs
~ Accommodation provided for visiting Universities
Sunday:
~ 7-a-side Tournament (teams must have 3 male and 3 female players at all times)
~ Cup & Plate competitions
~ Group team meal
Each year Tournamental is organised by our Tournaments Secretary, this year that is Matt Pledge. If you have any questions or want to get involved yourself as a University Mixed Hockey Team in this year's Tournamental, please get in contact with the club at uwmxdhc@gmail.com and speak to Pledge!
Hear from our members!
Some comments from our members about Warwick Mixed Hockey Club
AVNEET RAMANA
(Chemistry student)
"Joining Mixed Hockey this year was one of my best decisions. I have made some great friends and developed my teamwork skills." |
LUKE BROWN
(Mathematics student; new Training Secretary and Varsity player)
"I like Mixed Hockey because of the welcoming and supportive culture of the club." |
KATE RICE
(Politics and International Studies student; the editor of the Warwick student newspaper, The Boar (atop*))
"University work can weigh down on you and make you stressed but Mixed Hockey is somewhere I get to relax and have fun." * atop: at time of publish
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