HERNE BAY UNITED will play the ‘home’ leg of their European CERS Cup on Sat 7th Jan at the Pier Pavilion, start time 8.00pm.
Their opponents are the Swiss Club UTTIGEN. This team finished 5th in the Swiss Premier League last season and are familiar to any England Senior player as they have visited them as [...]

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Ahead of the Government’s announcement – expected in the
morning – that it is to double the number of hours of sport in
schools, the CCPR has challenged the Prime Minister to ensure
that at least two hours of physical education occur within
curriculum time.
The Government’s announcement is expected to double the
number of hours for sport to four [...]

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As part of the ongoing development of English referees, 2 foreign international grade B referees will be visiting England at the invitation of The NRHA.
The referees, Mark Lewis and Enrico Armati, both from Switzerland, will double referee with at least 8 of our own referees over the first weekend in April.
The matches they will be [...]

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Carlos Amaral has sent the following reports.
ENGLAND 1 v FRANCE 6
This match started with the French using a full-rink press which led to panic and conceding an early goal. England called a time-out and the team got it together and managed to match the French aggression. The half-time score was 2 – 0 to the [...]

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Ladies U18 are participating on the 1st European Championship in Gijon-Spain 2nd, 3rd & 4th December.
Team Coach: Darrel Pearce
Team Manager: Dave Fothergill

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On Monday, England played the highly skilled Chile in their third
match of the World U20 (21) Championships, starting with Mike
Ableson, Ricky Jupp, Graeme Stewart, Stan Oaten and Mat
Conroy.
Despite having annihilated Uruguay the day before 37-0, Chile
had real difficulty breaking down the England zone defence and
was forced to call a timeout just 6 minutes into the [...]

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Tuesday’s match of the World U20 (21) Championships, saw
England play group leader Spain, who beat Chile 9-0 the evening
before.
England started the match with Mike Ableson, Ricky Jupp,
Graeme Stewart, Stan Oaten and Ashley Pay (in goal) and despite
taking a goal at 17:58 when a ball went through the goalkeepers
legs at left post (0-1), England looked strong [...]

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