About
Westbury & United Banks Hockey Club, a pillar of the Bristol sports scene, has been going strong for years and everyone speaks highly of it. As an England Hockey Clubs First Accredited club, Tony and the team are all about making hockey accessible for everyone, no matter your age or skill level.
Tony has always wanted the club to be the first stop for anyone in Bristol keen on hockey. Whether you're a veteran or just picking up a stick for the first time, Westbury has a team that'll suit you. New faces are always welcomed warmly, and you'll feel part of the community from day one.
Based at the Coombe Dingle Sports Complex, with top-class pitches and facilities, the club’s got everything you need. Their main sponsor helps them keep these standards high, so everything runs smoothly.
Tony’s proud of the club’s lively social life, both on the pitch and in the clubhouse. There are plenty of events throughout the year, making sure there’s always something fun to look forward to.
The club's academy stands out as one of the best in Bristol, thanks to its years of providing excellent coaching to juniors. Young players progress through the ranks, honing their skills and growing a genuine love for the sport.
Keeping up with fixtures and results is easy through the England Hockey's GMS website and the Teamo app. This way, everyone stays in the loop about their team’s progress.
Tony’s vision goes beyond just competitive hockey. Westbury & United Banks is all about enjoying the game and playing fair. They aim to create an environment where every player can thrive and feel included.
If you’re new in town or just getting back into hockey, Westbury & United Banks offers a welcoming and affordable way to dive in. The senior section has top-notch coaching and plenty of social opportunities. Plus, their academy gives young players a solid start in the sport.
For more info or to join, don’t hesitate to contact Tony and the friendly bunch at the club. They’re always ready to welcome new members into this vibrant hockey community.
