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After 4 weeks and going into the half-term break t After 4 weeks and going into the half-term break the league tables are looking like this. You can keep abreast of all the @englandhockey league fixtures, results and tables at https://gms.englandhockey.co.uk/fixtures-and-results/ In lieu of league games this coming Saturday, we’ve got a mid-season hockey social for Knowlies, friends & family. Check your email for info and/or watch this space later in the week. #leaguehockey #hockeyfamily
On another warm sunny October Saturday the 1s bagg On another warm sunny October Saturday the 1s bagged a 5-0 win and 3pts from a jolly encounter with Winscombe 2s, where @em.ily.h_ , @michellegregory104 and @ciderbolt got a goal apiece and @soph.ie1 tucked away 2. They were followed on the @merchantsacademysports pitch by the 3s and a lively @uwehockey team who put on a good show for the plentiful home and away supporters. Knowle made a strong defensive effort and despite the final 7-0 scoreline, there were plenty of positives to take into visit to @bristolandwesthc after half-term. Meanwhile the 2s were on the road at @wickladieshockey 2s and came away empty handed with a 4-0 defeat, but again there was lots of hockey to be pleased with and build-on when they welcome @bapslhc to Merchants after the break. #knowlingknowlingknowling #hockeylife
It's the last one before the half-term league brea It's the last one before the half-term league break tomorrow and all three teams are in action again. The 1s welcome Winscombe 2s to @merchantsacademysports at 10am The 2s are off to see @wickladieshockey 2s at Bristol Met Academy at 11:30am And the 3s complete this week's Merchants double-header against @uwehockey ‘s Saturday side at 11:45am. #gamedayeve #whatsthenameofthegame #hockey
Remember to think about getting those stash orders Remember to think about getting those stash orders in, Knowlies - whether you're doing a bit of casual dusting or playing a bit of winter pirate golf you can do it stylishly in Knowle gear... #ifCinderellaworeKnowle #lookgoodplaygood ...well, we can try...
The line between contact and non-contact sport can The line between contact and non-contact sport can get a little blurry, and while a bit of contact is pretty inevitable in hockey, it's technically a non-contact sport and there are rules to minimise it and prevent a game of ice-hockey breaking out. Essentially you mustn't use your body to prevent your opponents having a sporting chance of getting the ball. That means; - no dribbling down the pitch backwards shoving tacklers out of the way with your bum (aka 'backing in'), or sideways leading with your shoulder; - no wild slide tackling, body-checking or off-the-ball-shoving that might intimidate or impede another player; - no running or standing between your teammate in possession and an incoming opponent to prevent them being able to make a tackle - that's a 'third party obstruction'. - as a keeper, deliberately smothering the ball and preventing attackers legitimately playing the ball is also an obstruction. For an offence to be called up as an obstruction, remember it's also important that you are in a position to legitimately play the ball (or attempt to) though. Watch briZHockey’s ‘Rules Guru 2018 Body Obstruction’ on YouTube for some walk-through explanations (noting a free-hit to the defence can now be taken anywhere in the D, not just at the 16, and there are no players with GK privileges anymore). And see @englandhockey 's 'Umpiring Foul Play' Obstruction and Physical Tackles pages on the Hockey Hub for some in-game examples. #nocontact #hockeyrules #hockeytacklesnotrugbytackles #orrugbyfouls
Back on the rules, the ball can travel pretty hard Back on the rules, the ball can travel pretty hard and pretty fast in hockey, so to help keep it as safe as practicable, there are some limitations on how players can strike the ball. Check out FIH’s ‘How to Hockey episode 5 - What is dangerous play?’ on @youtube to get the idea. Undercutting with force on the forehand edge is a no-no. See ZigZagHockey ‘Forehand edge hit’ Youtube vid for a demo. Any play that results in danger is liable to be penalised, both from outfield players and goalkeepers - however unintentional or unlucky it might be... Watch the @usafieldhockey ‘Behind the Whistle: Danger off the Goal Post’ on YouTube for an example. It's the responsibility of everyone on the pitch to keep each other safe, and the umpires are there to help us do that. #safetyfirst #hockeyrules #livetoplayanotherday
Flying into your inboxes today is the latest Knowl Flying into your inboxes today is the latest Knowle stash collection!! Whether you're after playing kit or top-notch gear to show-off your Knowlieness pitchside or on Xmas Day like Coach @piziok1 , there's something for you! Have a nose and send Zo any requests. #allthegear #lovetheknowle #greathockeyevenbetterteasandstash
After the 2s' game was cancelled at the eleventh h After the 2s' game was cancelled at the eleventh hour, enjoyable games for the 1s and 3s ended in defeat but that's always nicer in sunshine than soggy and there was still some good hockey played by all. The results and league tables as they stand can be found at https://matches.englandhockey.co.uk/, along with upcoming fixtures. This coming Saturday all three teams are in action again, so check your Doodle is up-to-date for those. 1s v Winscombe 2 @ 10am, Merchants 2s v Wick 2 @ 11:30am, Bristol Metropolitan Academy 3s v Bristol UWE @ 11:14am, Merchants #knowlehockey #westhockeyleague #teamworkmakesthedreamwork
Flying into the weekend like @blaableugh and Ceri. Flying into the weekend like @blaableugh and Ceri... All three teams are in action tomorrow morning with 1s off to @old_bristolians_hockey L2s, 2s head to @baclhc 2s and 3s host @thornburyhockeyclub at @merchantsacademysports #hockeysaturday #gamedayeve #superwomen
Whether the umpire calls advantage or blows for a Whether the umpire calls advantage or blows for a penalty, their decisions are based on the same set of offences (accidental or intentional), which can be caused by sticks, bodies, or players being in the wrong place in relation to the play. Check out briZHockey’s @youtube video ‘Guru 15 Stick Obstruction’ for an overview of stick tackles or obstructions, and the @englandhockey Training Hub for guidance on other stick offences. 🏑 https://hockeyhub.englandhockey.co.uk/rules/3/16/Conduct_of_play:_players #hockey #rules #safesticks #everydaysaschoolday
Like you might hear in rugby, to help keep the gam Like you might hear in rugby, to help keep the game flowing umpires can use their judgement to call advantage and let play go on when a foul is committed. They might do so when a better opportunity for the offended player or team is likely to come from playing on than if they are awarded a set piece penalty, particularly in attack. Coming out with possession isn't always an advantage though - for advantage to apply the player/team must be able to develop their play. With that in mind, it's important to stay alert and play on to 'til you hear the whistle. #hockeyrules #playit
Back on those rules, we looked at scoring from pen Back on those rules, we looked at scoring from penalty corners and penalty strokes, but what are they awarded for in the first place? And does a foul always warrant a penalty? #rulesrulesrules #whatwasthatforump #whenafootsnotafoot
The weather forecast was upsettingly accurate this The weather forecast was upsettingly accurate this morning and all three matches were decidedly damp, fortunately the hockey brightened things up though. 2s did a 5-1 win against @wottonhockeyclub (sorry we couldn’t fix the weather guys!) with @soph.ie1 bagging a hatrick 🍺 and @heyitsgracee_ and @honeyymr joining her on the scoresheet. A lurgy-depleted ten-woman 3s team finished up 7-1 down against the lovely ladies of @old_bristolians_hockey, with Fleur Silk scoring her first Knowle goal. The 1s followed the 2s lead against Nailsea at @merchantsacademysports with a 5-1 win. @em.ily.h_ and @kiragardner_ got a brace of goals apiece and @ciderbolt added the fifth. Well done everyone for some great team performances in tough conditions, and a big thank you to our umpiring duo @sue6360 and @chrisverrall and supporters for braving the elements too!! #soggysaturday #hockeylife #gameday #scoresonthedoors
And teas are back! Not quite in their usual form And teas are back! Not quite in their usual form, but there are teas! #greathockeyevenbetterteas #improvised
All three teams are in action tomorrow on what’s All three teams are in action tomorrow on what’s looking like it could be a squally showery Saturday morning. #winterleague #gameday #hockeysaturdays
3) PENALTY STROKE Penalty stokes are like penalti 3) PENALTY STROKE Penalty stokes are like penalties in football - a one-on-one shot from a stationary ball on the P-spot for particularly bad fouls or preventing goals illegally. They’re awarded for: a) an offence by a defender in the circle which prevent the probable scoring of a goal b) an intentional offence in the circle by a defender against an opponent who has possession of the ball or an opportunity to play the ball (If the ball hits a piece of equipment lying in the circle and a probable goal is prevented, a penalty stroke may be awarded) #penaltystroke #hockeyrules 📸 Wikipedia
2) PENALTY CORNERS AKA ‘Short Corners’, penal 2) PENALTY CORNERS AKA ‘Short Corners’, penalty corners are awarded for a number of different things, mostly varying ways of defenders being naughty in their circle and 23 (we’ll come on to that later). They give a good goal scoring opportunity by limiting the number of players permitted to defend the attacking team. There are lots of videos on YouTube to get an idea of how they work - check out Love Hockey’s ‘The Best Penalty Corners Ever (women)’ montage as a starting point. #hockeygoals #penaltycorner #readandreact
1) FIELD GOALS They come from open play, and as l 1) FIELD GOALS They come from open play, and as long as an attacker plays the ball legally within the circle before it passes over the goal-line into the goal, it can be hit, flicked, scooped, pushed, deflected, scuffed, nudged, etc. As tip #4 on Goal Scoring here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kthWpoPkSAc from @hockeyperformanceacademy states, they don't always look pretty, but they all count! #howtoscoreahockeygoal #rightplacerighttime #beready #believe
Back to the rules with an eye on goal scoring for Back to the rules with an eye on goal scoring for the weekend ahead! Like in football, goals can come from open play and set pieces, but unlike in football, you won't get named and shamed for OGs on the scoresheet - not that we ever do those, obviously... If you'd like the chance to get on the scoresheet this weekend, first you need to get on the Doodle - check your email for the link and make sure your entry is up-to-date. #goalsgoalsgoals #pointsmeanprizes #hockey #RulesAndRegulations
League standings after Week 1 are below and the fu League standings after Week 1 are below and the fun continues next weekend as follows: 1s v Nailsea 1 @ Merchants, 11:45am 2s v Wotton-Under-Edge 3 @ Merchants, 10am 3s v OBs 5 @ Stirratt Pitch (Old Bristolians Sports Club), 11am Make sure your Doodle's up-to-date, please. #knowleforoneandoneforknowle #teamworkmakesthedreamwork #saturdayishockeyday
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