West Wickham Underwater Hockey Club

BOA Women’s Nationals 2026 – Division 1 🏆

Another incredible Division 1 competition, with the highest level of play on full display.

👑 London Ladies continue their dominance, taking the national title once again. This extends an extraordinary run of success, having won every year since 2014, with only Yorkshire Ladies (2015) and South West Ladies (2019) breaking the streak.

🏅 This victory also sees London Ladies draw level with Yorkshire Ladies’ all-time record of 12 national titles — a huge milestone in the history of the competition.

Final standings:
🥇 London Ladies
🥈 Yorkshire Ladies
🥉 Wickham Ladies
4️⃣ South West Ladies
5️⃣ Southsea Ladies

🌟 MVP: Emily McKeown – delivering top-level performances when it mattered most.

An incredible achievement and a standard that continues to push the women’s game forward 👏

Wickham Ladies at Women’s Nationals 2026 💙

🥉 3rd in division 1, starting against London Ladies side and fell to a 2–0 defeat, before bouncing back immediately with a 2–1 win over South West Ladies. Confidence then built with a solid 2–0 win over Lancashire Ladies, although Yorkshire Ladies proved tough opposition and handed us a 3–0 loss in the next game.

From there, the team responded brilliantly. A 4–1 win over Dalriada got us back on track, followed by a hard-fought 1–1 draw with Southsea Ladies and a narrow 1–0 win over Dutch Ladies. Later in the day we faced Yorkshire Ladies again and were edged out 2–1, but Wickham finished on a real high with an impressive 4–1 win over South West Ladies.

A day of 5 wins, 1 draw and 3 losses, with plenty of goals, resilience and strong performances right across the squad. Lots to be proud of. 💙
Carina Lu: 5
Jasmine Russell: 3
Harriet Glanville: 2
Beccy Lord: 2
Lorna Dickinson:: 1
Jade Beckmann: 1
Esme Glass: 1

Congratulations to our student members who competed this weekend and smashed it 🙌

🏆 STUDENT & ALUMNI NATIONALS 2026 — THE RESULTS ARE IN! 🏆

What an incredible day at John Charles Leeds! Here are your medal winners from Student & Alumni Nationals 2026 👇

🎓 STUDENT NATIONALS
🥇 University of London
🥈 Warwick University
🥉 Lancaster University

🎓 ALUMNI NATIONALS
🥇 Leeds Alumni
🥈 Liverpool Alumni
🥉 Lancaster Alumni Red

Massive congratulations to every team who competed today

Thank you to everyone who made it to John Charles Leeds and made this event one to remember. See you next year! 🐙

And a big thank you to all volunteers who gave their time to make this day possible.

What a weekend in Leeds for West Wickham B 💙
From start to finish, this squad played with confidence, trust, and real togetherness, backing each other in every shift and building momentum game by game.

Results Day 1:
WW B 7–0 Yorkshire C
WW B 9–1 Sussex
WW B 5–0 Plymouth
WW B 7–0 Glasgow
WW B 6–0 Guildford
Results Day 2:
WW B 2–1 Southsea B
WW B 3–0 Bournemouth & Southampton
WW B 5–0 West London B
WW B 2–3 TSW B

This was a weekend built on teamwork, disciplined defence, smart puck movement, and constant support across the pool. Every line contributed, and the energy on the bench matched the intensity in the water.

Special credit to captain Jaz, whose leadership, decision-making, and work rate set the tone all weekend and kept the squad locked in.

Big performances across the board, with Andrew Burns leading the scoring on 15, backed up by Karl Speed and Luke Pascoe on 6, Jaz Russell and Harriet Glanville on 5, and contributions right through the team.

That performance earns 2nd seed heading into Finals.

Proud of this group.
Finals in June, we are ready. 🤿🔥

RoadToFinals

What a weekend at BOA National Championship Qualifiers 2026 💙
The West Wickham A squad showed up, bought into the game plan, and gave everything across two long days.

Results Day 1:
WW A 7–0 Bristol A
WW A 10–0 Southsea B
WW A 2–3 Dunstable A
WW A 1–4 Yorkshire A
WW A 0–1 West London A

Results Day 2:
WW A 0–0 West London A
WW A 0–3 TSW A
WW A 0–4 Southsea A
WW A 5–1 Pembroke A

We’re continuing to build chemistry and experience, but just as importantly, building effort, discipline, and a willingness to keep pushing.

Big contributions across the weekend, with Louis Preston leading the scoring on 6, and Carina Lu and Rona Wignall close behind on 5 apiece, backed by relentless work from the entire squad.

Rest up. Reset. Keep building.
Finals in June we’re not done yet. 🤿💪