Formed in 1930 and benefitting from its own astroturf pitch, the Old Silhillians' Hockey Club is the oldest club based at the Copt Heath site. The Club has a prestigious history boasting many County and International players including Roger Flood, the England and GB goalkeeper, who earned 49 international caps and represented Great Britain in the Mexico Olympics.

The Old Silhillians' Hockey Club was the first in the country to be awarded the Sport England Clubmark accreditation (known as Club's First within the hockey world), and are one of the leading clubs in the Warwickshire area to support the Single System|.

For more information and the latest news on the Old Silhillians' Hockey Club please visit www.silshockey.co.uk|