Appointment of Mens Coach

I am pleased to announce that Mike Hughes has been appointed as Men's Coach and I take this opportunity to welcome him to the club.

Mike is joinng us from Hampstead and Westminster and he brings a wealth of experience and knowledge to the Men's section having played in the top tier of the EHL for many years.


As well as coaching the Mens 1st XI Squad Mike will also be actively involved within the 'Development' of a BromBeck Academy for upcoming elite Juniors.


Everyones first chance to meet Mike will be next Tuesday (30th June) as he is going to be involved in the first fitness session of the season. This is an open session so any club member is more than welcome to attend. It will be a 19.15 meet for a 19.30 start at Beckenham C.C.

Ladies 1st Team coach required

Bromley & Beckenham Ladies HC – 1st team Coach required.
A Coach or Player / Coach, qualified with at least 2 years senior coaching experience, possessing good communication skills with a dynamic personality.
Developing players ready for future National League hockey at Bromley & Beckenham is a priority for the club. As such, the appointed Coach will also have responsibility for the planning and delivery of the 1st and 2nd team squad evening session, along with preparation for and attendance at 1st team weekend games. Our 1st Team currently play in East Premier Division.
This is a superb chance to work at a high level within the game to help develop the current squad and bring through the junior talent already within the club.
The committee are keen to receive applicants wishing to join the coaching team for 2 or more years.
The level of remuneration is dependant on qualification held and experience. This information will be available on application.
Bromley & Beckenham HC are also seeking coaches/players at any level wishing to join a vibrant and successful hockey club.

Race for Life

Hello to everyone who got involved with me running the Race for Life this year - sponsors, co-runners and well-wishers.

If I were receiving an Oscar I would have to give profuse thanks to my physio at this point, because until last Thursday I wasn't even sure if I would be able to run due to several injuries picked up as I tried to train!

But, spurred on by the thought of the 500 pounds that I had raised and the company of Nicky round the course, I made it and in a fairly respectable time too.

It is a remarkably uplifting experience to be running round Crystal Palace with 4,500 other people in order to raise money for this charity. I have attached a picture of us before the race (the after pictures are not a pretty sight - all red faces and sweaty shirts)

Thanks again for all your support.

Alex Bezant