Photograph by David Tudman
Join Us
We welcome enquiries from University of Cambridge students or staff interested in joining the Cambridge University Ice Hockey Club (CUIHC). The CUIHC consists of the Men’s Blues, the Women’s Blues, and the Huskies. We welcome players at all skill levels, ranging from never having played hockey before through to having played competitively their whole lives.
The Men’s Blues is for players with significant experience playing hockey. The skill levels of players on the team range from those with around 5 years’ experience, through to an occasional player at ECHL or AHL level. The team participates in Division 1 South (Checking) of the BUIHA, and has a week-long training camp in Zuoz, Switzerland in January each year. Please fill out the form below or contact the captain, Ivan Grega (ig348(at)cam.ac.uk), if you’re interested in joining the team.
The experience of players on the Women’s Blues are typically more varied. Playing alongside women with a strong hockey background, the team welcomes people who have little hockey experience and would like to learn and develop their skills. The team participates in the Division 2 South (Non-Checking) of the BUIHA. Please fill out the form below or contact the captain, Joa Hoshizaki (jsh75(at)cam.ac.uk), if you’re interested in joining the team.
The Huskies are our mixed gender development team. It was founded in 2018 and consists of players with no to some years of hockey experience. The team participates in the Division 3 South (Non-Checking) of the BUIHA. Please fill out the form below or contact the captain, Petr Dostal (pd450(at)cam.ac.uk), if you’re interested in joining the team.
The Narwhals are for those who live in Cambridgeshire but are not current students at the university. The team has a diverse mix of staff, post-docs, alumni, and people who live in Cambridge but are not associated with the university. The skill level ranges from beginner-level players with limited hockey experience, through to players who’ve been playing their entire lives. Please go to their website to find out more.