Junes Four Weeks of Action – Part One
- jamesduncanshannon
- Jul 14
- 2 min read

National League, Junior and Peewee Highlights (7th–14th June 2026)
June brought an exciting start to the summer schedule, with Men's National League, Under-19 Junior and Under-13 Peewee teams all taking to the court across two busy weekends. High-scoring performances, dominant displays and some impressive individual team efforts set the tone for the month.
7th June 2026
Venue: Hatfield Leisure Centre
Men's National League
The opening National League weekend belonged to Majors, who produced four commanding victories to underline their title credentials.
Results
Crusaders SHC 1–6 Majors
Falcons SHC 1–10 Generals
Generals 4–14 Majors
Falcons SHC 0–25 Majors
Majors were in devastating attacking form, scoring an incredible 45 goals in three matches, including a remarkable 25-goal performance against Falcons SHC. Generals also enjoyed a convincing opening win before falling to an inspired Majors side.
14th June 2026
Venue: Oxford
Under-13 Peewee
The Peewee division featured plenty of goals, with Brighton Stormers and Eastbourne Edge both enjoying productive afternoons.
Results
Medway Assassins SHC 12–0 Banbury Bulldogs
Brighton Stormers 6–3 Eastbourne Edge
Medway Assassins SHC 5–19 Eastbourne Edge
Banbury Bulldogs 0–8 Brighton Stormers
Banbury Bulldogs 1–7 Eastbourne Edge
Medway Assassins SHC 4–10 Brighton Stormers
Eastbourne recovered brilliantly from their opening defeat by Brighton, while Brighton completed a perfect day with two convincing victories. Medway opened strongly before experiencing mixed fortunes against the tournament's other leading sides.
Venue: Lightwater Leisure Centre
Under-19 Junior
The Junior competition showcased several entertaining contests, with Crusaders SHC producing two excellent victories while Ash Avalanche and Eastbourne Edge shared the honours.
Results
Ash Avalanche 1–6 Crusaders SHC
Oxford Blues Women's SHC 6–12 Eastbourne Edge
Oxford Blues Women's SHC 3–11 Crusaders SHC
Ash Avalanche 10–3 Eastbourne Edge
Crusaders impressed with disciplined performances at both ends of the rink, while Ash Avalanche bounced back from their opening loss to finish the day with a convincing win over Eastbourne.

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