This weekend two Ulster U13 boys squads will travel to Beeston Hockey Club, Nottingham to compete against other regional teams from across the UK.
The Ulster group travelling will consist of both ‘Championship’ and ‘Trophy’ sides who will play seven matches during their trip.
The Ulster group travelling will consist of both ‘Championship’ and ‘Trophy’ sides who will play seven matches during their trip.
The Ulster group travelling will consist of both ‘Championship’ and ‘Trophy’ sides who will play seven matches during their trip.
The sides will be joined be two sets of coaching staffs that consist of Stephen Cuddy, Jonny Harper, Mark Cuddy, Ryan McMaster, Robbie Mayne and Ulster Hockey Talent & Pathways Manager Shirley McCay.
The Ulster group travelling will consist of both ‘Championship’ and ‘Trophy’ sides who will play seven matches during their trip.
Ahead of the trip, Trophy Team Head Coach Stephen Cuddy said he was looking forward to the experience;
The Ulster group travelling will consist of both ‘Championship’ and ‘Trophy’ sides who will play seven matches during their trip.
“As the coach of the U13 Trophy Team, I am delighted that Ulster Hockey is expanding their representative pathway to the U13 level.
The Ulster group travelling will consist of both ‘Championship’ and ‘Trophy’ sides who will play seven matches during their trip.
It will be great to see 32 boys travel to the Nottingham Hockey Centre, England’s premier hockey facility, for the UK U13 Regional Tournament, a well-run competition with a high standard of teams.
The Ulster group travelling will consist of both ‘Championship’ and ‘Trophy’ sides who will play seven matches during their trip.
Exposing the boys to different challenges will benefit their development. Our main objective is to ensure they have fun while introducing some tactical and technical information to help them transition into the U15 TDP and the U16 Ulster programme.
The Ulster group travelling will consist of both ‘Championship’ and ‘Trophy’ sides who will play seven matches during their trip.
It’s fantastic to see young coaches included as part of the management teams, providing a great opportunity for development for everyone involved. Well done to Shirley McCay for pulling it all together.”
The Ulster group travelling will consist of both ‘Championship’ and ‘Trophy’ sides who will play seven matches during their trip.
Meanwhile, Championship Team Head Coach Jonny Harper also added;
The Ulster group travelling will consist of both ‘Championship’ and ‘Trophy’ sides who will play seven matches during their trip.
“We’re looking forward to going to Nottingham and testing ourselves against the best of opposition from across the country. These championships always provide a high level of competition at a high level of intensity.
The Ulster group travelling will consist of both ‘Championship’ and ‘Trophy’ sides who will play seven matches during their trip.
With six games to play across the weekend the boys will be pushed to their limits but they are ready and prepared to give their best effort and show what they are capable of.”
The Ulster group travelling will consist of both ‘Championship’ and ‘Trophy’ sides who will play seven matches during their trip.
The full squad lists are as follows:
The Ulster group travelling will consist of both ‘Championship’ and ‘Trophy’ sides who will play seven matches during their trip.
| CHAMPIONSHIP SQUAD: | TROPHY SQUAD: |
| Josh Aiken | Rowan Brown |
| Noah Cuddy | Lewis Buchanan |
| Daniel Currie | Adam Carson |
| Joshua Haffey | Reuben Cowan |
| Tobias Harte | Jamie Davidson |
| Charles Hollway | Charlie Hopkins |
| Dylan Hughes | Matthew Hunter |
| Conall Kelly | Stanley Jackson |
| Zak Larmour | Rory Lawson |
| Jamie Lunn | Robert Matear |
| Carter Lunn | Teddie McCandless |
| Sam McMahon | Ben McGilton |
| Arthur McMullan | Harry Stevenson |
| Tom McMullan | Matthew Watters |
| Tom McMurray | Luke Wilson |
| Will Redford | Cameron Wilson |
