If you’re looking for competitive baseball with real edge and energy, the Herts Hawks deliver every time they step onto the field. Playing their home games at Grovehill in Division 4, the Hawks have built a reputation for hard-fought performances and a never-say-die attitude that keeps fans coming back week after week. Expect smart, aggressive baseball — sharp defence, timely hitting and a team that thrives on close contests and big moments. Grovehill offers the perfect backdrop for a relaxed Sunday afternoon, where new fans and seasoned supporters alike can get close to the action. Bring a chair, settle in, and discover why the Hawks are one of Herts’ toughest teams to beat.
Herts’ third annual Lou Gehrig Day event at Grovehill was the biggest yet – raising more than £2,000 for the Motor Neurone Disease Association. This far outstrips even the success of previous years, and is a measure of the generosity of the Herts baseball community. Lou Gehrig Day is held
It’s not unusual to mention the weather in these reports. That’s partly because baseball is a summer sport and the setting is evocative and central to the feel of the game. Also, we are British and we obsess about weather. But on a Bank Holiday weekend which turned out to
The Herts Hawks turned Grovehill into a fortress on Sunday, powering past London Mercury in both ends of a Division 4 double header. Behind disciplined pitching, timely hitting, and a relentless approach within the 5-run inning cap rules, the Hawks controlled the tempo across both games to secure a confident
