Men’s Hockey
Hockey at Loughborough offers something for everyone, from first-timers to top-level competitors.
Men’s Hockey at Loughborough offers opportunities for players of all abilities, from recreational participants to elite athletes competing at national levels.
The club provides a supportive and inclusive environment, combining high-quality coaching, performance support, and a strong team culture.
Whether you are aiming to develop your skills, compete in university or national leagues, or simply enjoy the game socially, Loughborough Men’s Hockey welcomes you to join a vibrant community where players can grow, challenge themselves, and be part of one of the country’s most successful student hockey programmes.
Ways you can play
Performance
Through our performance programme Loughborough Hockey clubs compete in some of the top competitions in the country both in the men's and women's sides. Scholarships are available.
Athletic Union (AU)
Loughborough Students Men’s Hockey Club is the most successful student club in the country, currently running 5 Men's teams, both on Wednesdays in BUCS competition and at the weekend in England Hockey and Midlands leagues.
Our club has a great reputation for producing many international players, but we cater for all abilities across our different squads.
Hall Sport
Join competitive 7-a-side hockey leagues for men and women living in halls, playing on Waterbase and EHB pitches.
All matches follow England Hockey rules, with full goalkeeper protection and Athletic Union Hockey umpires ensuring smooth play. Fixtures are easy to follow via the Lboro Comps app.
Whether you’re looking to compete, try something new, or simply enjoy sport with friends, IMS could the perfect place for you.
Recreational Sport
For those looking to participate in sport on a more casual basis, there’s lots to choose from.
Get in touch
Joining the AU team is done at the start of the year during Freshers, where you can meet the coaches.
If you'd like to get in touch about Men's Hockey, complete our enquiry form.