Midland Regional Hockey Association

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Midlands Regional Hockey Association
Official website
Sport	Field Hockey
Jurisdiction	Midlands
Abbreviation	MRHA
Affiliation	England Hockey
www.mrha.co.uk

The Midland Regional Hockey Association is the organising body for

Midlands, England. It feeds teams into the Men's and Women's England Hockey Leagues

and receives teams from regional and county leagues.

League structure

The region has separate men's league structures for 1st, 2nd and 3rd XIs, and an open Central League for 4th XIs and below. The champions of the Premier Division enter the Men's and Women's England Hockey League Conference play-offs.

The league covers the counties of Derbyshire, Leicestershire and Rutland, Northamptonshire, Nottinghamshire, Shropshire, Staffordshire, Warwickshire and Worcestershire.^[1]

First XI League
Midlands Premier (promotion to English Hockey League)
Midlands Division 1
West Midlands Premier		East Midlands Premier
West Midlands Division 1		East Midlands Division 1
West Midlands Division 2		East Midlands Division 2
Second XI League
Midlands Premier
Midlands Division 1
West Midlands Premier		East Midlands Premier
West Midlands Division 1		East Midlands Division 1
West Midlands Division 2		East Midlands Division 2
Third XI League
Midlands Premier
West Midlands Premier		East Midlands Premier
West Midlands Division 1		East Midlands Division 1
West Midlands Division 2		East Midlands Division 2
Central League
Midlands Premier
West Midlands Premier		East Midlands Premier
North West Division 1	South West Division 1	North East Division 1	South East Division 1
North West Division 2	South West Division 2	North East Division 2	South East Division 2

Recent champions

Midlands Hockey League 1XI Premier Division

Season	Champions	Runners Up
2000–01
2001–02
2002–03	Leek	Coventry & North Warwick
2003–04	University of Birmingham	Coventry & North Warwick
2004–05	Lichfield	West Bridgford
2005–06	Sikh Union (Nottingham)	Telford & Wrekin
2006–07	Telford & Wrekin	Harborne
2007–08	Harborne	Chesterfield
2008–09	Harborne	Coventry & North Warwick
2009–10	Olton & West Warwicks	Lichfield
2010–11	Lichfield	Khalsa
2011–12	Khalsa	West Bridgford
2012–13	West Bridgford	Rugby & East Warwickshire
2013–14	Barford Tigers	Bournville
2014–15	Lichfield	Bournville
2015–16	Leek	University of Nottingham
2016–17	University of Nottingham	Khalsa
2017–18	Belper	Harborne
2018–19	Harborne	Barford Tigers
2019–20

^[2]

Midlands Women's Hockey League 1XI Premier Division

Season	Champions	Runners Up
2000–01
2001–02
2002–03	Worcester Norton	Nottingham Highfields
2003–04	Nottingham Highfields	Belper
2004–05	Belper	Cannock
2005–06	Cannock	Olton & West Warwicks 2s
2006–07	Bedford	Matlock Baileans
2007–08	Leicester 2s	Loughborough Students 2s
2008–09	Northampton Saints	Loughborough Students 2s
2009–10	Worcester	Kettering
2010–11	Northampton Saints	Bedford
2011–12	Stourport	Beeston 2s
2012–13	Beeston 2s	Boots
2013–14	Beeston 2s	University of Birmingham 2s
2014–15	Belper	University of Birmingham 2s
2015–16	University of Birmingham 2s	Northampton Saints
2016–17	Beeston 2s	University of Birmingham 2s
2017–18	University of Birmingham 2s	Belper
2018–19	University of Nottingham	Beeston 2s
2019–20

^[3]

References

^ "Midlands Hockey League Constitution". www.mrha.co.uk. Retrieved 13 October 2014.
^ "Midlands Hockey League Results". www.mrha.co.uk. Retrieved 13 October 2014.
^ "Midlands Women's Hockey League Results". mrhawl. Retrieved 13 October 2014.

v t e Field hockey in England
Governing bodies	England Hockey East Midlands North South West Yorkshire
National teams	Men Women U21
Men's competitions	Men's England Hockey League EH Men's Championship Cup London Hockey League
Women's competitions	Women's England Hockey League EH Women's Championship Cup

Field hockey leagues

Men

National	Australia Belgium England Germany Greece India Ireland Malaysia Junior Netherlands New Zealand Pakistan Scotland Spain
Regional	Argentina Buenos Aires Australia East Gippsland England East London Midlands North South West India Calcutta Ireland Ulster
Defunct	Australia Great Britain India Premier Hockey League World Series Hockey New Zealand

Women

National	Australia Belgium England Germany Ireland Netherlands New Zealand Scotland Spain
Regional	Argentina Buenos Aires
Defunct	Australia Great Britain New Zealand

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