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Prestigious award for hockey club

by Andrew Batt
July 4, 2025
in Community, Featured, News, Sport, Wokingham
South Berkshire hockey club. Pic: England Hockey.

South Berkshire hockey club. Pic: England Hockey.

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England Hockey has announced that Cantley-based South Berkshire hockey club has been crowned one of two winners of the prestigious EuroHockey Institute Club of the Year 2024.

In a statement, the governing body said: “This incredible recognition from EuroHockey celebrates the club’s exceptional dedication and outstanding work throughout the past year.”

As part of this achievement, South Berkshire Hockey Club will receive a €1,000 grant to further support their initiatives, alongside a celebratory pennant marking their status as Club of the Year.

The award comes hot on the heels of the well-deserved Club of the Year award at the England Hockey Awards 2024, demonstrating their consistent commitment to excellence and innovation within the sport.

South Berkshire’s win highlights what England Honey has described as a “.. truly remarkable period of growth and development across all areas of their club.

“Their commitment to fostering a holistic and inclusive environment is inspiring.”

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Rich Beer, England Hockey sport and development director, said: “South Berkshire Hockey Club truly embodies everything we champion within our sport.

“Their remarkable growth in membership, commitment to inclusivity, and innovative approaches to club management set a fantastic example for clubs nationwide.

“This EuroHockey award is thoroughly deserved recognition of their outstanding work.”

Peter Forbes, chairman of South Berkshire Hockey Club, added: “It’s a real honour to receive this award, and amazing to see the hard work of our volunteers recognised in such a special way.

“Their continued efforts have the club making real progress season to season and South Berks could not function without them.

“This grant money will help pay for new dugouts at the club, one of several long-term projects we’re looking to complete to help ensure our continued success and be the best club we can be.

”We’re very excited to see what the future holds.”

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