The Hawks Club

Hawks' Club Charity Dinner 2010

Thanks to all those who supported the Charity Dinner, especially those who bid in the May Ball tickets raffle, it was a fantastic night and all for a good cause

The total donation, to be split between the nominated charities , UNICEF and The Prince's Trust, is still being calculated but this page will updated when the final figure is known.

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And so it begins again.....

A new academic year is upon us, and so with it a new Hawks Committee. I am extremely honoured to have been elected as President for the coming year and look forward to working hard to ensure that the Club retains its already mighty reputation. I am fortunate to be able to call upon the services of Sarah Malcolm, our trusted Administrator, Mike & Karen Gurney as well as the junior committee as we seek to build on and improve the Hawks Club and what it stands for.

Amongst other things, this year will see the launch of “The Hawks Brunch” on Saturdays; so come down to the Clubhouse, eat a hearty breakfast and settle in for an afternoon of sport on the TV and good company at the bar. Similarly, the Hawks Club will be actively supporting the CUSU campaign for a University Sports Centre that matches Cambridge’s academic reputation. Watch this space for details about how to get involved

As a Hawk of nearly 5 years, I am glad to be able to put something back into the Club that has given me many special memories (and hangovers!). Please contact me (president@hawksclub.co.uk) if you have any queries regarding the Clubhouse, and I look forward to seeing you over the bar very soon.

GDBO

Pat Crossley, Hawks' President 2009-10

Support the Campaign for for a Cambridge University Sports Centre by signing the petition online at:
www.800yearswithnosportscentre.org

The Hawks' Club has been in existence since 1872, and represents the cream of sportsmen in the University of Cambridge. Membership is by election only, and the usual criterion is that the candidate should have his blue – i.e. have taken part in the match against Oxford in his particular sport. Many famous sporting names have been, or are, members – Harold Abrahams (Chariots of Fire), Chris Brasher, Ted Dexter, Mike Atherton, Tony Lewis, Gavin Hastings, Rob Andrew, to name just a few.

The Clubhouse is at No 18 Portugal Place, a pedestrian-only street opening off Bridge Street. No 18 is towards the Park Street end, and there is a multi-storey car park nearby, accessible via Jesus Lane. The Clubhouse is on 4 floors comprising basement Bar, ground floor Members Room, second floor Dining Room, and top floor Meeting Room and Steward's Flat. For further details see The Club