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The PCCC brings the curtain down on what is currently known as the Player Pathway. PCCC provides valuable competition exposure and experiences, enabling the further development of players in

the performance foundation phase of the Player Pathway.  

The event will run from Tuesday 26 – Sunday 31 July with two tournaments running back-to-back. The Under 15s will compete from 26-28 July, followed by the Under 17s competition from 29-31

July. 

PCCC, by its scale, is an ambitious proposition bringing together a total of 1152 players for competition exposure in a strong peer v peer environment, testing players against their peers

from across the whole country, giving the players participating a tournament and environment which provides an inclusive opportunity for players to be considered for England Age Group

activity. In addition to the England Age group coaches, a team of England Hockey-appointed scouts will be observing match play activity and speaking with Performance Centre coaches to get

insight on the players who are not only performing currently but also have the potential to thrive in performance sport environments. 

Day 4 of the Challenge Cup did not disappoint as the U17s hit the ground running in their first day of competition.

Again, an incredible 32 matches were played across 4 pitches at Nottingham Hockey Centre. In the boys competition, Manchester, East Midlands, Reading and Guildford sit top of their pools,

whilst Bury, Bristol, Yorkshire and South Midlands are in the top positions for the girls.

Tomorrow, 12 matches will take place to decide the matches for the second phase of the competition. The pool results can be found here. 

The deciding fixtures take place at 13:15 at Nottingham Hockey Centre. Make sure you stay up to date online from 10am.

Day 2 in the U17 competition was the start of the final pool stages. In the boys competition, Northwood sit top with 3 points and a 2-goal difference over Guildford in second, who are also

on 3 points. Southampton and Taunton are both on 0 but still have all to play for tomorrow.

In the girls competition, Northwood also sit top with 3 points, followed South Midlands, Yorkshire and Bury.

Pool A compete for gold, whilst pool B-D see who will finish top of their pools. You can keep track of the standings on Altiusrt.

Day 3 was the conclusion of the U17 competition and the conclusion of the 2022 Challenge Cup. 

Teams have put in an unbelievable performance over the last week with incredible support from friends and family along the way. 

The players nerves had set in and it was all to play for on the final day of competition. The atmosphere was insane around the venue with everyone supporting their home side.

But, in both the Boys and the Girls competiton, Northwood took the win and a double title in the U17 competition.

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