New Hawks’ Club Rosé
17 May 2022
WELCOME TO HAWKS’ CLUB
Hawks’ Club is celebrating its 150th anniversary this year and represents the best sportsmen at the University of Cambridge. Membership is by election only, and the usual criterion is that the candidate should have his Blue, Half-Blue or Second Team Colours, by taking part in the Varsity Match or Race against Oxford in his particular sport.
A full list of the University’s over 360 Olympians and 1,060 full internationals across 25 sports, many of whom were Members of Hawks’ can be seen here.
THE HAWKS’
CHARITABLE TRUST
The Trust was established in January 1996 with a relatively small endowment capital donated by some of the Members to provide grants to current Cambridge University students, male and female, whose sporting activities were being inhibited by financial constraints.
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OUR
MEMBERS
Make the most of your membership. Get in touch with old friends through the Members’ Directory. Take part in a range of exciting social or sporting events held throughout the year. Enjoy the hospitality of our many reciprocal clubs throughout the world. Visit our online shop for quality sportswear and distinctive merchandise and relish the sociable atmosphere of the Clubhouse.
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Olympians & Internationals
Hawks’ Club boasts over 350 Olympians and 980 Internationals, including sporting luminaries such as Chris Brasher, Rob Andrew and Michael Atherton. Click on the below link to meet our Members who have represented their countries at the Olympic Games or in International contests.
Meet them hereThe Cambridge Blue
Find out more about the Cambridge Blue, the award of sporting colours earned by athletes at Cambridge for competition at the highest level, which must include being in a Varsity Match or Race against Oxford.
Learn about the Blue here
WE NEED
YOUR SUPPORT
The Hawks’ Resident Committee is asking for your help to support the running of the Club and its Clubhouse. Please join the hundreds of other generous Hawks in giving something back to the Club so future generations can experience the same camaraderie and continue celebrating their sporting achievements in Portugal Place.
Once a Hawk, always a Hawk.
GDBO
donateLOOK THE PART!
The Hawks’ Club webshop can be found by clicking the link below. It is run by the Resident Committee, masterminded by the stash guru Niels Van Fraassen. Orders are taken twice a year, so act fast when the shop is live!
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On a delightful summer’s evening at Queens & Robinson pitches, the Hawks Club cricket team experienced their first defeat of the season, at the hands of Jesus College. Jesus posted 154/8 from their 15 overs, whilst Hawks only managed to muster 99/7 in reply.![]()
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Memorable moments included Nick ‘jazz hands’ Sweeney taking a remarkable one handed, diving catch off his own bowling (rumour has it he is still airborne). Also, shoutouts to Charles Norbury seeing off the new ball, whilst there was some decent ball striking from Tim Andrews and George Pugh.![]()
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Both teams reconvened at the Clubhouse for some burgers, dippers and Harriers. The team is now looking forward to the remaining fixtures over the course of this term. GDBO
The Hawks’ Club cricket team enjoyed a winning start to the season last night against the Remnants CC at Fitzwilliam ![]()
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A resolute team fielding display was complimented by strong individual performances from Will Parker (58) and skipper Nick Sweeney (3-11). The team then returned to the Clubhouse in high spirits to refuel and prepare for Friday’s showdown with Jesus College CC![]()
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GDBO
Congratulations to Hawk, Matt Rogan (Fitzwilliam, CULTC, CUAFC, 1993-97), who has had his book, ‘All To Play For – How Sport Can Reboot Our Future’, shortlisted in the Sports Performance category of the Sunday Times Book Awards. Also shortlisted in the same category are books written by Adam Peaty, Tony Bellew, Jake Humphrey and Eddie Jones to name a few!![]()
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This category is judged by the public, so if you have enjoyed reading the book please consider voting for Matt at sportsbookawards.com/
