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Savills Junior Cup 2010
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Savills Junior Cup & Plate took place on Sunday 25 April 2010:
Savills Cup & Plate Results 2010
U11 Cup Winning Team City of Bath HC 2010
U11 Cup Winners City of Bath HC 2010
Savills U11 League Table
Team Bath Buccaneers win the U11 Div 1 title. Congratulations!
Savills U11 League Table 2010 - updated 8 March 2010
Savills U11 Junior Hockey Cup & Plate Sunday 26 April 2009
The Savills Junior Hockey Season came to an exciting climax on Sunday with the U11’s competing in the annual Cup and Plate competitions held at the University of Bath Sports Training Village.
Team Bath Bucs U11 Savills Cup winners 2009
There were nine teams competing in the Cup and results followed league form with the top three placed teams in Division one reaching the final play off placings although champions St Stephens needed a last gasp goal to hold off the challenge of newcomers All Hallows Buccaneers in the group stages.
In the play offs Team Bath Buccaneers raised there game to defeat City of Bath 2-0 after a tight 0-0 draw against St Stephens. This left St Stephens who have not a match all season needing to beat City by three clear goals. However they found themselves 0-2 down and could only battle back to draw 2-2 allowing the hosts Team Bath Buccaneers to retain the Cup.
Team Bath Buccs Daggers U11 Savills Plate winners 2009
Newcomers All Hallows Buccaneers and Cirencester HC finished in impressive 4th & 5th places
Fourteen sides contested the Plate in two groups and competition was fierce throughout. Team Bath Buccaneers Daggers held off the strong challenge from St Stephens A and All Hallows Buccaneers B to reach the final whilst West Wilts had similar strong opposition from Yate Dolphins and Cirencester A before making it through.
The final proved an epic affair with neither team finding the net despite opportunities thus requiring a penalty shoot out to decide the honours. The home side Team Bath Buccaneers Daggers held there nerve to win 3-2 leaving West Wilts in the runners up spot.
Savills U11 Div 1 winners St Stephens 2009
Organiser Nick Kendall says “another great day for junior hockey in the area. It was good to see some new teams and so many close and exciting matches. It’s a great effort from the all the players and coaches to make the Savills League and cup completions such a success and we are all also grateful for the support of Savills and BANES Active Leisure.”
Please download the Savills Cup and Savills Plate results for 2009 below >
Savills U11 Junior Hockey League Div 3 Sunday 15 March
The Savills junior league season came to an end on Sunday with matches in Division 3 at the University of Bath Sports Training Village.
TBB All Hallows Winners Savills Div 3 2009. Photo: Hockey Department
Newcomers All Hallows Buccaneers stormed to the title with two more high scoring wins to complete a 100% season. The team has been formed from the Team Bath Buccaneers Satellite Academy, only formed in November last year and based at All Hallows School. The success on the pitch is the reward for the efforts of the school and club coaches involved.
Newbridge also started the day with a 100% record and held on to the runners up spot despite two heavy defeats.
Savills U11 Junior Hockey League Sunday 8 March
St Stephens Take the Division 1 Title for First Time
Division 1 of the Savills Junior Hockey League reached an exciting climax on Sunday.
With three teams level on points at the start of the day the matches between them would decide the title. All the matches were tight affairs with the hosts and holders, Team Bath Buccaneers, being held to a 1-1 draw by City of Bath and then downed by a skilful and committed St Stephens 0-1 with Captain Harry Potter grabbing the winner with a terrific reverse stick shot.
St Stephens then held firm against City of Bath to take the title with a 2-1 win. City’s goal was enough to give them the runners up spot on goal difference.
This is the first time the school team under coach Sally Potter have taken the title having been runners up on goal difference only last season. They will be looking for double success in the Cup on 26 April.
In Division 3, newcomers All Hallows Buccaneers made a strong start with three wins and will take on leaders Newbridge for the title next week.
Savills Junior Hockey Cup & Plate Sunday 27 April 2008
The Savills Junior Hockey season came to an exciting close on Sunday when U-11 Mixed 7-a-side teams competed for in both the Cup and Plate competitions at the The University of Bath Sports Training Village.
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The six Savills League First Division sides competed for the Cup in a round robin format producing some remarkably high standard matches. League champions Team Bath Buccaneers were seeking a second successive double and got off to a cracking start with an 8-0 win over Yate Sharks. St Stephens who conceded the league on goal difference only also looked strong but were held by the Buccaneers second string Admirals in a thrilling 2-2 draw. This left the home club clear to win all their remaining matches and scoop the title and the runners up spot.
16 teams contested the Plate with last years winners St Michaels A looking to defend their title. All the groups were closely contested with the four group winners emerging for the semi finals.
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Newbridge A playing in the event for the first time proved too strong for the holders St Michaels A with a 4-0 win but the other semi was a close fought end to end affair with St Stephens A edging out Team Bath Buccaneers’ Cadets 1-0.
Another close match followed in the Final with St Stephens again scoring the only goal to see off the Newbridge challenge.
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The trophies were presented by David Mackenzie of Savills who says “Savills are delighted to be able to support junior hockey in the area and are delighted to see so many players and parents enjoying a great day out.
Organiser Nick Kendall, from Team Bath Buccaneers Hockey Club, says ” we are very grateful for the support of Savills and also BANES Active Leisure in putting on both the league and cups for both U-9’s and U-11’s. The Cup & Plate competition is always popular and the standard of play continues to improve which is very rewarding for all those involved”
Results and photo description >
CUP WINNERS > TEAM BATH BUCCANEERS with Coach Bob Matthews and David McKenzie of Savills (navy kit)
PLATE WINNERS > ST STEPHENS A (green kit)
PLATE ACTION Yate Dolphins on the attack
Team Bath Junior Academy
The Team Bath Junior Academy new season is now underway, with over 100 youngsters attending the first U-9-U-11 and U-13-U-15 training sessions. Click here to read full details.