Hockey

For the first time In 609 days, almost 18 months, Pelicans’ unbeaten run at home is over after an emphatic defeat to league leaders Peterborough.

Pelicans came out on the wrong end of a nine-goal thriller last Saturday.

Pelicans bounced back from last week's disappointing defeat away at Ipswich with a hard-fought 3-1 victory over Letchworth back on home turf.

Pelicans suffered their first defeat of the season and relinquished top of the table as they lost 3-0 on their travels at Ipswich.

Pelicans remain unbeaten and top of the East Premier Division with a record of five wins and a draw from their opening six games.

Pelicans' remarkable start to life in the East Premier Division continued as they recorded a stunning victory over Bedford.

Pelicans Ladies and Cambridge City served up a six-goal thriller at Alive Lynnsport to maintain their strong start to the new season.

A new weekly initiative aimed at attracting players to the sport of hockey in West Norfolk celebrated its first birthday last week.

It was the Cristoffels and Carpenter show as the Pelicans made it seven points from nine in the East Premier Division with a win against Upminister.

Pelicans' first game back in the East Premier Division for more than a decade couldn’t have gone much better as they defeated Blueherts.

Pelicans brought the curtain down on what has been an incredible season with another compressive victory against St Ives.

Jane Proctor believes the future is bright for Pelicans ladies after cementing a fifth-place finish in the East Women's Division 2 North West table.

Runaway leaders Pelicans faced a potentially tricky fixture at Spalding but wrapped the league up with another impressive victory.

Pelicans are back in the East Men's Premier League after an absence of more than two decades.

Eighteen school teams took part in the School Sports Partnership Quicksticks tournament for Year 5/6 pupils last week.

Pelicans Ladies captain Jane Proctor still has her sights on a top-five finish going into the final three games of the season.

Pelicans bowed out of the England Hockey Tier II National Cup at the quarter-final stage for a third successive season on Sunday.

Pelicans travel to Spalding on Saturday needing just a point to secure the league title after beating their nearest rivals at Alive Lynnsport

Pelicans moved to within touching distance of winning the title in Division 1N thanks to a convincing 6-2 win away at Ipswich on Saturday.

A late moment of magic from Jane Proctor saw Pelicans Ladies come from behind to beat Cambridge Fifths to reignite their hopes of a top-five finish.