Hockey

Pelicans rounded off an encouraging season with a very entertaining six-goal thriller at home to second-place side Saffron Walden.

Pelicans men’s 1sts made it back-to-back victories and dragged themselves away from any possible East Premier Division relegation battle.

Pelicans returned to form with a bang as they secured their first win of 2025 against Broxbourne.

Pelicans travelled to Hitchin in a re-arranged league game which should have been played inJanuary but was postponed due to a frozen pitch.

A young Pelicans Ladies 2nds team were given a steep learning curve by an efficient and clinical St Neots side.

Pelicans walked off the pitch down and deflated but full of optimism and determination after losing 5-4 in a nine-goal thriller against Bedford.

Pelicans suffered a defeat on their longest journey of their league campaign to Old Southendians.

Pelicans returned home with a big win from one of their longest journeys of the season at second-bottom Upminster.

Pelicans finally got their 2025 and the second half of their season in the Premier Division underway with a derby defeat at home to Dereham.

A hockey player from Lynn has been elected as captain of her university team in the United States of America for 2025.

Pelicans ended a memorable 2024 with a third defeat in a row away at Saffron Walden.

For the first time In 609 days, almost 18 months, Pelicans’ unbeaten run at home is over after an emphatic defeat to league leaders Peterborough.

Pelicans came out on the wrong end of a nine-goal thriller last Saturday.

Pelicans bounced back from last week's disappointing defeat away at Ipswich with a hard-fought 3-1 victory over Letchworth back on home turf.

Pelicans suffered their first defeat of the season and relinquished top of the table as they lost 3-0 on their travels at Ipswich.

Pelicans remain unbeaten and top of the East Premier Division with a record of five wins and a draw from their opening six games.

Pelicans' remarkable start to life in the East Premier Division continued as they recorded a stunning victory over Bedford.

Pelicans Ladies and Cambridge City served up a six-goal thriller at Alive Lynnsport to maintain their strong start to the new season.

A new weekly initiative aimed at attracting players to the sport of hockey in West Norfolk celebrated its first birthday last week.

It was the Cristoffels and Carpenter show as the Pelicans made it seven points from nine in the East Premier Division with a win against Upminister.