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Introducing the New Look Blackpool Easter Hockey Festival! Working in partnership with: 61st Blackpool Easter Hockey Festival Official Programme 2012 Recommended £1 donation in aid of Partner Charity Blackpool Carers’ Centre Introducing the new look Blackpool Easter Hockey Festival! blackpoolhf.co.uk facebook.com/blackpoolhf twitter.com/blackpoolhf #BHF2012 Blackpool Easter Hockey Festival 3 61 Years and Counting Contents Official Programme 2012 5 Welcome to Blackpool 17 Important Information Message from the Festival President Everything you need to know... - - 7 Festival Committee 18 Fixtures Your 2012 Committee Friday 6th April - - 8 The New Look BHF 20 Fixtures Message from the Festival Committee Saturday 7th April - - 10 Festival Teams 22 Fixtures Mens, Womens & Mixed Sunday 8th April - - 11 Festival Umpires 24 Fixtures 2012 Panel Monday 9th April - - 12 Festival Social Events 25 Blackpool Cricket Club We know how to party... Food, beer, cricket, social marquee and more... - - 14 Locations map Finding your way... 26 Previous Award Winners Festival, Bunny Wain & Blackpool - Centenary Winners 16 Festival Hockey Rules A few basic rules... Official Programme 2012 4 Blackpool Easter Hockey Festival 5 61 Years and Counting Welcome to Blackpool Message from the Festival President There are key dates in our Festival’s long calendar and a spectacular finale to the regular history and 2012 is one of them. With sixty hockey season. These bodies and individuals Festivals having past it feels like a new are mentioned elsewhere in this programme beginning at this, the 61st. The organising which I encourage you to read thoroughly. committee has been largely reformed following Time and time again players tell me how the retirement of most of its members at the much they appreciate the Festival having a end of the 2011 Festival. Our new Secretary large group of qualified and reliable umpires. is David Gee, a well known figure in North- This year there is a pool of 27 and I want to West hockey circles, and who has seized the stress my appreciation of all they do. I would opportunity to lead a festival he has attended mention particularly the Sunday evening for many years and which is dear to his heart. Umpires’ Dinner when via ‘fines’ and generous The new committee has a number of donations goodly sums are raised each year for young, energetic and committed enthusiasts specific charities - Help the Heroes last year. and it has met a number of times, deciding I have attended every Festival since 1965 to maintain the successful formula of recent and have a feeling this year is to be really years but with the addition of a number of new extraordinary. Enjoy! features. I am sure those of you who have been to past Festivals will spot the new ventures and George Robson we hope you will approve of them. Festival President We have had an association with Blackpool Cricket Club, to mutual advantage, since around 1970 and you will find this year truly amazing new social events centred at their Club! There a number of bodies who sponsor and encourage the Festival and without this support the Blackpool Festival would not enjoy its reputation as a major event in the hockey Blackpool Easter Hockey Festival 7 61 Years and Counting Management Committee BHF 2012 George Robson President & Chairman - David Gee Head Organiser & Secretary - Debs Huyton Social Secretary & Treasurer - David Wright Fixtures & Team Entries - Simon Allen Marketing & Digital - Clive Dennis Umpires - Shaun Bent Head of Digital - Michelle Smith Charity Representative - General Committee Dominic Chadwick Aaron Gee Stephen Parker Steph Smith Official Programme 2012 NEW LOOK FOR 2012 Blackpool Easter Hockey Festival Committee, would like to welcome you all to the 61st Blackpool Easter Hockey Festival! With a new committee and a new look this year, we still promise the same hockey, beer and banter but with a much greater emphasis on the social aspect of your tour. We trust you will all have a fantastic weekend and appreciate the changes that we have made to improve your Blackpool experience. The most noticeable change you will find is that there is no longer the need to travel to Lytham which was always an inconvenience. Without doubt, the most exciting addition to the Festival is the new social marquee. This is situated next to the Cricket Club and our thanks go to them for supplying this venue along with DJs and live bands on the Friday and Saturday nights. Another new addition is the informal pre- tour get together on Thursday night. This is a chance for early arrivals, local teams and umpires to sample what the rest of the weekend holds. If this is a success, we plan to make this an official extra night from 2013! We have also secured several new sponsors and partners (both local and national) and we hope to add to this list next year. However, our proudest achievement to date is our partnership with Blackpool Carers Centre; a local charity which provides support for unpaid carers in Blackpool. We aim to raise as much money as possible over the weekend, with a target of £5000. We hope you will support all the various fundraising ideas we have put in place. Any voluntary donations would also be greatly appreciated. A tremendous amount of hard work has gone into organising this year’s event, and a special thanks must go to David Gee, Simon Allen, Debs Huyton, David Wright, George Robson and Clive Dennis. Without their help, the Festival would never get off the ground. Now all that remains to be said is that we hope you enjoy the hockey, the changes and all that Blackpool Hockey Festival has to offer. And we look forward to seeing you all back in Blackpool in 2013! David Gee Festival Secretary Official Programme 2012 10 Festival Teams Mens, Womens & Mixed Team Name Club Colour Team Name Club Colour Colin’s Camels Brigg HC Adders Atherstone Adders HC Drunken Munkys & Colour Purple Combined Services HA Touring Team (Lancashire) Cheeky Chimps Custom Sticks Harlow HC Emma Lions Emmanuel College HC Dyabas Touring Team FAME Touring Team (Lancashire) Exeter Pirates Exeter University Mens HC Gee Force Army Blackpool & The Fylde College Fizz Bucks Buxton HC Gee Force Navy Blackpool & The Fylde College Hugo Boss Blackpool HC Hockily Ever After Macclesfield HC Jersey Bullocks Jersey HA Husseys & Homos Leeds Medics & Dentists HC Lads Sausage Bedford HC Incredibles Newark HC Lizzie Lovers Richmond HC Little Misses & Mr Men Southgate Adelaide HC Mr Men Southgate Adelaide HC Minxes & Molesters Leeds Medics & Dentists HC Old Peculiers Leeds HC Misfits Dalston HC & Guests Team Name Club Colour Pheasant Pluckers Spalding HC Adel Allstars Leeds Adel Carnegie HC Reale Madrid Shrewsbury HC Dushe’s Bitches Bedford HC RIP TBC Westleigh HC Hagrid’s Ho’s Staveley Ladies HC Rock Solid Miners Royal School of Mines Hookter Chookters Eskvale HC Sheps Little Kids Wisbech HC Kazza’s Krazy Kats Kington Ladies HC Skanky Tarts Cannock HC/Wednesbury HC Keswick Goes Spicy Custard Touring Team Keswick Ladies HC Kommando Spider Naevi Touring Team Knockers Cannock HC SWAT Writtle College HC Pretty Skilful On & Off Matlock Baileans HC The Pitch The M Team Manchester University HC Scouting for Cubs Watsonians Ladies HC TOWIE On Tour Southend HC Toontastics Blackpool HC Weigh Anchors Maltese Olympic Touring Team Touring Team Touring Team TBC Welsh Wallys Rhyl HC Blackpool Easter Hockey Festival 11 61 Years and Counting Festival Umpires 2012 Panel Team Name Hometown Simon Allen Blackpool Ross Anderson York Kendal Baggott Brigg Bob Barlow Thornton-Cleveleys Andy Barnes Sutton-on-Trent Chris Barnes Blackpool Charles Cordery Buckley Christine Dennis Chesterfield Clive Dennis Chesterfield Eric Dickinson Timperley Alex Diver Thornton-Cleveleys David Eggleton Barnstaple Jerry Gough South Shields Stephen Hamblett Timperley Linda Hamilton Tamworth Mark Hogan York Neil Johnson Lichfield Peter MacLellan Washington Bob Maltby York Stephen Parker Leeds John Pell-Reynolds Birmingham John Reiss Tyne & Wear Duncan Walker Penrith Phillip Walker Sheffield Simon Widdison Mansfield David Wright Blackpool Jerry Yates Leicester Official Programme 2012 12 Festival Social Events We know how to party... Thursday 5th April Friday 6th April Unofficial Opening Party Official Opening Party 18:00 - Blackpool Cricket Club 18:00 - Marquee, Blackpool CC Join Committee Members, Umpires and early New to the Festival for 2012 is the Social travelling teams at Blackpool Cricket Club Marquee at Blackpool Cricket Club. With a for the Unofficial Opening Party. Music in the capacity of more than 500 we hope to get marquee from 19:00. you in the party mood with a live band and DJ playing all your favourite party anthems! With Umpires Festival Briefing two bars, the beers, cocktails and spirits will be 21:00 - Blackpool Cricket Club in full flow. If you are a Festival Umpire, join the Committee Flares Festival Party and fellow colleagues for a meet and greet 22:30 - Flares including a free drink courtesy of Blackpool Cricket Club. Followed by the Umpire briefing. Take a taxi or jump on board one of the Red Bull buses for a direct ride to Blackpool town Blackpool Town Centre centre! We continue the party at Flares, where 23:00 - Queen Street there is definitely something for everyone, with Start your Festival by embracing the amazing DJs playing party tunes from the 70s atmosphere in the many bars and clubs in the to the 00s. Flares is the only place in Blackpool central social hub of Blackpool town centre that to strut your ‘funky’ stuff. is Queen Street. Sanuk Sunrise If this evening is a success, next year we will look at the 01:00 - Club Sanuk possibility of making it the formal start to the Festival. Finish your Friday and start your Saturday in Sanuk through to the early hours.
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