Oxford City Korfball Club

Oxford City 1 are looking for an external coach for next season.
Our 1st team is in the Southern Regional League (undefeated 25/26) and National Promo League (playoff finalists 25/26), and are pushing again for promotion to the National League this season.
We welcome applications from external coaches with high level experience and a drive to develop players both individually and as a team.
Training is Mondays 8pm - 9:30pm at Swan School, Marston, Oxford. Coaching at least one training session per month would be expected plus attendance at all Promo League matches. The remainder of the arrangement is up for discussion.
We offer strong internal support and welcome joint applications for those who thrive in a collaborative coaching environment.
To apply, please contact [email protected] or DM via Instagram by Monday 31 July 2026. If you would like an informal chat before applying, just drop us an email and we can arrange a call.

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How is it already May?!
And a busy month here at OCKC, despite there being no league action! We have our end of season awards night (tonight in fact!), then our AGM, followed by a whole host of post-season training session shenanigans, a smattering of pre-season tournaments, and no doubt some socials in the pipeline too!
so WATCH THIS SPACE!

(and yes, I have used the *NSYNC meme thing. I’m a millennial... 🤷‍♂️)

In advance of our annual end of season awards night tonight, a belated shout out to three members of City 1 who absolutely smashed it in the WRL this season: Dan T and Abbie won top male and female goalscorer awards respectively and Alf was named Male MVP!

Now that the league season is over, I can finally catch up with all the goal scoring milestones from the last couple of months of the 24/25 season!

In the last game of the season, Alice managed to hit the frankly ridiculous 300 goal landmark! Only 178 behind Dan, full confidence in you catching him!

Lauren, James, Timmy and Claire all reached 200 goals for the club as well, which is also a tremendous achievement!

Abbie made it to 150, Joe and Piggin hit the 100 mark, and Tegan and Simon both reached the big 50!

One match from this weekend as a combined City 4/5 team played Milton Keynes 2 in a friendly match, and came out 24-10 winners, with hat tricks from Rae, Sam, Lauren, Saskia and Nick, with Sam also scooping 🦊 MVP!

Catching up on the last games of the OKA and WRL seasons...

..with both of Saturday’s games taking place at Cardiff’s House of Sport, as part of WRL Super Saturday. First up, City 2 wrapped up their season with a comfortable win against Cardiff City 1, finishing 5th in the WRL in their first season stepping up to regional league korf, which is a brilliant achievement! Shout outs for this game were Dan and Rich, the former scoring 6 and sharing 🦊 with Rich, who scored 4 and was also voted MVP by the opposition!

City 1 followed straight after where a thrilling game of back and forth korf ultimately ended in a one goal defeat to WRL champions Bristol Thunder 2, who made it 16 wins out of 16 this season. City 1 finished the season in 3rd in the WRL Standings. Standout performance on the scoring front with 7 goals was Timmy Mac, who won double MVP in the process!

On Sunday, the rearranged derby between the 3s and 4s took place, and although not a goal fest by any stretch of the imagination, it was still a tense game as you’d expect with any derby game! MVPs were Yates and Amy for the 3s, and Jim and Tegan for the 4s!
City 3 finished the season in 3rd in the OKA Div 1 table, level on points with Southampton Spartans 1, but beaten into 2nd on head to head, and all behind Basingstoke who won the division with a 100% record. City 4 finished a creditable 7th!

For the last time this season, here’s some stream of consciousness words about the final round of matches for this season!

On Saturday, it’s the appropriately named Super Saturday at House of Sport in Cardiff, and the annual culmination of the Western Regional League season. First up it’s City 2 who face Cardiff City 1, with the 2s already having confirmed their 5th place finish in what has been a brilliant first season in the regional league. Since these two sides met way back in September, when City 2 emerged victorious by a 24-8 scoreline, both have improved considerably so a much tighter affair is on the cards.

Straight after that match, City 1 round out their season against league winners Bristol Thunder 2, to whom they were defeated last time they played, by a 16-18 scoreline, so will be looking for revenge and more importantly securing the 2nd place finish in the league standings, where they’re currently 1 point ahead of Cardiff Raptors 1.

On Sunday, City 3 and 4 play each other in the final OCKC derby of the season, where the prize of bragging rights is always an easy catalyst for a hotly contest encounter! Fingers crossed Swan School isn’t hosting any weddings this time round. Last time out, City 3 won 28-16 and a victory this weekend would see them leapfrog Abingdon 1 into 3rd place in the OKA Div 1 table, whilst a victory for the 4s would secure their 7th place finish.