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Hockey - 28. September 2010.

England Hockey League Women’s Cup Round Two Draw

Following this weekend’s ties in round one of the Women’s Cup, the draw has been made for the last 32 of the competition.

 

None of the seven England Hockey League (EHL) Premier Division clubs that have entered have been drawn against each other.

Following this weekend’s ties in round one of the Women’s Cup, the draw has been made for the last 32 of the competition. photo John Coxon

 

University of Birmingham, who top the embryonic league table, will play Midland League side Kettering while Reading, who were Cup runners up last season are also at home, against Cambridge City.

 

South League teams Maidenhead and Hampstead & Westminster, who defeated EHL opposition in round one, are rewarded with away ties at Firebrands and Wapping respectively.  There is an attractive all Midlands tie between North Conference team Sutton Coldfield and EHL Premier Division side Cannock and further north, another Premier/North match up sees Brooklands Poynton play host to Doncaster.  At least one non-EHL team will make it into the hat for the last 16 as North League Sheffield Hallam take on Cheltenham from the West.

 

The draw from Womens Cup Round Two is below.

Ties to be played Sunday 24 October 2010.

 

Ben Rhydding v Bowdon Hightown

Brooklands Poynton v Doncaster

Buckingham v Woking

Chelmsford v Bromley & Beckenham

Clifton v Harborne

Didsbury Northern v Beeston

Firebrands v Maidenhead

Harrow v Team Bath Buccaneers

Maidstone v Southgate

Reading v Cambridge City

Sheffield Hallam v Cheltenham

Surbiton v Sevenoaks

Sutton Coldfield v Cannock

Timperley v Olton & West Warwicks

University of Birmingham v Kettering

Wapping v Hampstead & Westminster 

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