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Background: a small number of reports exist on the cognitive effects of soy isoflavones, the findings from which are mixed. Isoflavone efficacy is dependent upon conversion of glycosides contained in soy foods and supplements to the biologically active aglycons. Of particular interest is the production of the metabolite, equol, which is dependent upon intestinal microflora and an integrous digestive system, both being altered by age and age-associated conditions. Unfortunately, few studies enrolled adults over the age of 70, and none included older men.
Objective: we examined safety, feasibility and cognitive efficacy of soy isoflavone administration in older nondemented men and women (age 62–89 years).
Design and Methods: in this randomised, placebo-controlled, double-blind pilot study, subjects ingested either 100 mg/day soy isoflavones (glycoside weight) or matching placebo tablets for 6 months.
Results: active and placebo-treated subjects exhibited a comparable side-effect profile. Plasma levels of genistein and daidzein (P < 0.001), but not equol, increased with isoflavone administration. While similar at baseline, the two groups differed across 6 months of treatment on 8 of 11 cognitive tests administered. Isoflavone-treated subjects improved on tests of visual-spatial memory (P < 0.01) and construction (P = 0.01), verbal fluency (P < 0.01) and speeded dexterity (P = 0.04). Placebo-treated participants were faster than isoflavone-treated subjects on two tests of executive function (P < 0.05).
Conclusions: these data suggest that administration of 100 mg/day of isoflavones was well tolerated. Plasma genistein and daidzein levels, but not equol, increased with isoflavone administration. Finally, data support the potential cognitive effects of soy isoflavones in older adults.
Interest in estrogenic isoflavones in soy products increased in both scientific and lay communities after findings from the Women's Health Initiative (WHI) [1, 2] revealed potential cognitive harm associated with two forms of hormone therapy (HT) [3]. Like HTs, the cognitive effects of soy isoflavones have been investigated, and the findings are mixed. Evidence of positive neurobiological effects supports the potential cognitive benefits of isoflavones [4], and six of nine human studies conducted thus far suggested cognitive benefits with soy isoflavone administration [5–10]. However, few studies included individuals over 70 years of age, and none included older men, even though older adults are as likely as younger cohorts to use nonalleopathic therapies [11]. Moreover, only one study [12] measured plasma isoflavones levels, an estimate of actual exposure to isoflavones.
It is well documented that there are large inter-individual variations in the extent of intestinal metabolism of soy isoflavones, even in younger populations and even when intake is standardised [13]. Isoflavones in foods and supplements occur as highly water-soluble glucosides, which must undergo hydrolysis by intestinal β-glucosidases to release bioactive aglycons (daidzein, genistein and glycitein). Daidzein undergoes further metabolism to obtain the estrogenic and biologically active metabolite, equol [14]. While data on older adults' ability to metabolise daidzein to equol are scant, the proportion of equol producers decreases with age [15]. The fact that isoflavone metabolism and absorption are heavily dependent upon intestinal metabolism [16] and that ageing and selected medications may compromise the integrity of gastrointestinal function, necessitates examining whether older adults can metabolise isoflavone glycosides to the biologically active aglycons. To clarify the feasibility and potential cognitive efficacy of a soy isoflavone supplement in older adults, we conducted a randomised, placebo-controlled, double-blinded pilot study in 30 men and women (age 62–89 years), using purified glycosidic isoflavones (100 mg/day), in addition to measuring plasma levels of genistein, daidzein and the metabolite equol, and cognitive function over the course of 6 months of treatment.
Thirty-four participants, recruited from the community, provided informed consent for study participation. See Appendix Appendix11 in the supplementary data at Age and Ageing online for details of study enrolment. Thirty subjects completed the study. Three subjects were excluded following screening, and one subject withdrew consent after baseline. At entry all participants were over 60 years of age, cognitively healthy and free of major medical, neurological and psychiatric illnesses. All women were postmenopausal, and had not used HT for a minimum of 6 months prior to enrolment. All subjects completed extensive laboratory, cognitive and medical evaluations to assess eligibility and ensure safety; female subjects underwent mammographic examination to screen for pre-existing pathology. The Health Science Institutional Review Board reviewed and approved all study procedures and consent forms, assuring adherence to principles outlined in the declaration of Helsinki [17].
At baseline, subjects were randomised to receive either capsules containing 100 mg/day of purified glycosidic isoflavones (~85% daidzein and genistein; Novasoy® brand isoflavones; Archer Daniels Midland Co., Decatur, IL, USA) or matching placebo capsules containing maltodextrin and caramel food colour in this double-blind, parallel-group design study. Specific contents of isoflavone and placebo capsules are included in Appendix Appendix22 provided as supplementary data at Age and Ageing online.
Baseline assessment included neuropsychological evaluation; collection of blood samples for isoflavone and hormone assays, and safety laboratory testing; symptom interview and brief medical evaluation. Subjects also completed a standardised and validated food frequency questionnaire (FFQ [18]), estimating weekly intake of dietary soy isoflavones. Study procedures were repeated at months 1, 3 and 6. Subjects were provided with 3-month supplies of study medication at baseline and again at month 3. Two months following termination of study medication, subjects returned for a final visit, limited to neuropsychological evaluation and safety laboratory tests.
At the start of their research visit, subjects' nonfasting blood samples were drawn for analysis of isoflavones (genistein, daidzein and equol), oestrogen (17β-oestradiol), luteinising hormone (LH) and safety laboratory tests (amylase, lipase and phosphate). To reduce variability in measurements, subjects were instructed to take tablets with low-fat, carbohydrate-based meals 4 h before appointments. Measurement of hormones and safety laboratory tests was performed by Clinical Laboratory Improvement Amendments certified laboratories, using standard reagents.
Isoflavone assays were performed on blood samples collected at baseline and at months 1 and 6. Concentrations of total daidzein, genistein and equol in plasma (0.5 ml) were measured after enzymatic hydrolysis of glucuronide and sulphate conjugates, using stable-isotope dilution GC-MS method, previously described [19]. Concentrations were expressed as nmol/l. Assays were conducted under Good Laboratory Practice procedures, including within- and between-batch plasma samples quality-control specimens. Using serum collected at baseline and at month 6, 17β-oestradiol was measured using an enzyme immunoassay [EIA kit (Alpco Diagnostics, Salem, NH, USA); serum LH were measured using an enzyme-linked immunosorbent assay (Hope Laboratories, Belmont, CA, USA)].
At every visit, a trained psychometrician administered a battery of neuropsychological measures, sampling memory, attention and executive function (higher order cognitive abilities, such as planning, organising and reasoning), following standardised testing procedures. Tests included measures of verbal and visuospatial memory (Buschke Selective Reminding test, Paragraph Recall, Rey Complex Figure test, Visual Spatial Learning test); language (Boston Naming test); language fluency (FAS, animal fluency); visual-motor function (Rey Complex Figure test copy, Grooved Pegboard) and executive function (Stroop Color Word test, Mazes and Trail Making Test B). Citations for tests listed here are provided in Appendix 3 (available in Age and Ageing online).
To examine the feasibility of isoflavone administration in adults over 60 years of age, plasma levels of isoflavones following 1 and 6 months' administration of 100 mg/day purified glycosidic isoflavone tablets are presented along with data on side-effects, safety laboratory tests and study and medication adherence estimated by FFQ and pill count. To examine cognitive efficacy, neuropsychological data were compared for an effect of soy administration across visits. In particular, changes from baseline (delta-scores) on neuropsychological measures were compared between isoflavone and placebo groups. The effect of soy isoflavone withdrawal was also examined by comparing neuropsychological performance at months 6 and 8.
Nonparametric methods, more powerful and appropriate statistical methods for small sample sizes, were employed for all comparisons. P-values were computed for categorical subject characteristic variables (e.g. sex) using Pearson's chi-square test, and for continuous subject variables (e.g. age) using the nonparametric Wilcoxon rank-sum test. P-values, adjusted for age and education, for treatment effect across time corresponding to the cognitive outcome measures were computed using nonparametric Wilcoxon score general linear models [20].
Thirty older men and women completed the study. Subject characteristics at the time of study entry were similar for the two randomisation groups (isoflavone vs. placebo-treated). Table 1 summarises participant characteristics. All participants were self-identified as White and non-Hispanic. There were no differences between the intervention groups with regard to age, education, Mini-Mental State Exam [21] score or Geriatric Depression Scale [22] score.
Sixteen participants consumed soy isoflavones prior to study entry with the mean consumption of 38.1 mg/week, compared to 14 subjects consuming no soy prior to enrolment. The 16 subjects with prior exposure to soy isoflavones were evenly distributed between groups with 9 being randomised to receive placebo. One subject consumed 412.67 mg/week of isoflavones. Exclusion of this subject from analyses did not substantively change the results reported below.
Table 1 lists reported adverse symptoms; study procedure and medication adherence as measured with FFQ data and pill count, and a summary of safety laboratory data at month 6. Overall, subjects reported few adverse symptoms. There were no differences between groups in number or type of symptoms reported, and no subject withdrew due to adverse events. Analysis of FFQ data suggested that participants were similar in amount of soy consumed during the study, and that they were able to comply with instructions to avoid dietary soy. Pill counts revealed that subjects correctly self-administered study medication. To monitor for possible side-effects, reported to have occurred with high doses of soy isoflavones [23, 24], changes from baseline scores for amylase, lipase and phosphate levels were compared for groups at each time point. The placebo-treated group evidenced slight increases in amylase at month 3 (P = 0.05), and in lipase at months 1 (P = 0.03) and 3 (P = 0.05). There were no between-group differences in the change from baseline phosphate, LH or oestrogen levels. (See Table 1 for month 6 values.)
Plasma levels of total isoflavones, genistein and daidzein increased significantly from baseline at months 1 and 6 for subjects treated with isoflavone supplements (see Table 2).
Of note, between-subject variability was large for plasma genistein and daidzein levels and even greater for equol levels, despite chronic administration of a standardised dose. Mean changes in plasma levels of equol did not differ between treatment groups with none of the subjects being significant producers of equol [25], following administration of a purified glycoside isoflavones. Only one subject had equol levels >10 nmol/l during treatment; none had levels >25 nmol/l.
Table Table33 summarises findings comparing the effect of treatment across visits as measured by change-from-baseline scores on neuropsychological variables. The isoflavone-treated group differed across visits from the placebo-treated group on 8 of the 11 tests administered. With an alpha level of 0.05, we acknowledge that 1 in 20 comparisons will by chance reach significance. Of the 18 variables examined, 10 were statistically significant and 2 showed a trend towards significance. As noted, exclusion of a subject from analyses whose background use of soy was unusually high did not markedly alter means reported in Table 3.
Subjects on soy isoflavone supplement performed better on several cognitive tests compared with those receiving placebo, including immediate and delayed recall of the Complex Figure Test, category fluency (months 3 and 6 only) and grooved pegboard test. There was a trend for improved performance for isoflavone-treated subjects on time to complete mazes. During the last two treatment visits, subjects on placebo were faster than those on isoflavones on two tests of executive function, Trail Making Test part B and Stroop Color-Word test. The isoflavone- and placebo-treated groups differed on the learning trials of the Visual Spatial Learning test. The pattern of results suggested that the placebo group was more accurate in recalling correct stimuli, but that the isoflavone group was more accurate in rejecting incorrect designs (months 3 and 6 only). The two groups did not differ in performance on two tests of verbal learning and recall, Buschke Selective Reminding test and Paragraph Recall test, nor on a confrontation naming test, Boston Naming test.
The effect of withdrawal of isoflavones was examined by comparing the performance of the two groups on study medication (month 6) to their performance 2 months after having stopped study medications (month 8). There were no significant between-group differences on any cognitive measure across these two visits.
These findings from a randomised controlled clinical study using soy isoflavones (100 mg/day) revealed important factors related to the feasibility of conducting similar studies enrolling older participants. Unlike previous investigations of isoflavone's cognitive effects, our study sample was markedly older and included both men and women. Plasma genistein and daidzein levels in our study were elevated with daily administration of the dietary supplement. However, confirming earlier reports [13], there was substantial variability in levels achieved even with chronic use of a stable dose, and standardised time for blood collection (4 h post-dosing). While there may be quantification differences between laboratories [26], genistein levels achieved in our study (170–180 nmol/l) were noticeably lower than those obtained in the only other investigation of cognitive effects [12] (615.1 nmol/l) that measured plasma isoflavone levels. Data from this study highlight the need to clarify factors affecting the bioavailability of these compounds as we attempt to understand their cognitive efficacy in older adults.
Another important finding was that none of our older subjects could be characterised as equol producers. This is unexpected based on estimates that 20–25% of adult Westerners are so-called equol producers [25], but in-line with reports that the proportion of equol producers decreases with age [15]. It has been proposed that equol production in adults is associated with greater effectiveness of soy [27], and that differences in the proportion of equol producers enrolled in various studies could partly explain disparate findings [28]. Our healthy older adults appear less likely to convert daidzein into equol, perhaps due to alterations in gut motility, absorption or kidney clearance. Overall, these findings suggest that older adults using common over-the-counter soy supplements are less likely to demonstrate equol-associated benefits.
Interestingly, our data suggested that the isoflavones, genistein and daidzein, may offer a combination of cognitive effects for older men and women with improvements in the areas of visual-spatial memory, construction, category fluency, speeded dexterity and motor planning. A number of small intervention studies also indicated that administration of isoflavones enhanced cognition [5–10]. In particular, these studies described improvements in cognitive abilities characterised as frontal lobe functions, such as verbal fluency, planning and cognitive flexibility, and on tasks such as mental rotation and other visuospatial skills. Our data partially supported these findings, such that isoflavone-treated subjects showed improvement on a visual construction and memory test, verbal fluency and mazes, an executive function task assessing planning and working memory. Unexpectedly, our data suggested the placebo-treated subjects improved to a greater extent than isoflavone-treated subjects on speeded tests of divided and selective attention. These surprising findings need further clarification. Lastly, our cognitive data were consistent with previous reports finding no enhancement of verbal memory [8, 10].
In contrast to studies suggesting beneficial cognitive effects, three investigations did not find cognitive improvements associated with either soy isoflavone supplementation [12, 29] or soy milk intervention [30]. Differences in participants' characteristics and background diet could contribute to discrepant findings from various studies. The present study differs from previous research on cognitive effects of soy isoflavones in its inclusion of older participants of both sexes. Trials examining the cognitive effects of soy isoflavones have primarily enrolled postmenopausal women in their 50s or 60s. The highly limited data related to age and sex differences in response to soy isoflavone treatment suggest that these exist [9, 10], such that isoflavones may act as phyto-selective oestrogen receptor modulators (phytoSERMs) with both oestrogen-agonist and antagonist actions [31]. Moreover, background diet of all but one of our participants included little or no isoflavones. The individual and combined effect of these factors may affect outcomes by influencing metabolism of an isoflavone intervention. Unfortunately, most studies did not measure plasma levels of isoflavones. Given inter-individual differences in isoflavone metabolism, it is imperative to examine cognitive change in association with estimates of biological exposure to isoflavones.
There are limitations inherent in our small sample size. Consequently, the study was not powered to examine the effect of subject characteristics such as sex and background diet. Rather, these data offer preliminary support for future investigations of this well-tolerated nutritional supplement's influence on cognitive function in older adults. The selection of isolated glycoside isoflavone tablets, as opposed to a whole food intervention, may also be a limitation of the study. The use of an isolate may fail to adequately mimic isoflavones found in whole foods, and thus fail to achieve biologically relevant levels of metabolites. However, considering the feasibility of a dietary intervention in an elderly population, newer aglycon supplement formulations may offer reasonable alternatives to whole foods.
These novel data describe the feasibility of a soy isoflavone supplement targeting cognitive outcomes, obtained exclusively from older adults, a growing population likely interested in cognition-enhancing supplements. Our findings revealed that soy isoflavone administration elevated plasma genistein and daidzein, but not equol levels in our older population. Further, our data revealed the necessity of measuring plasma isoflavone levels when conducting intervention trials with older adults, given the variability in genistein and daidzein plasma levels observed with stable dosing. Our data also emphasise the need to clarify factors affecting isoflavone metabolism and equol production in older adults and influencing cognitive efficacy of isoflavones, such as age and gender.
The authors thank Archer Daniels Midland for providing Novasoy® brand isoflavones tablets and matching placebo. We also wish to thank Tim Hess, MS, Angela Slattery, BS, Neala Lane, MS, Tracy Ohrt, MS, and Miguel Gallego, BS, for their important contribution to this project. This is GRECC manuscript number 2007-07.
The authors report no financial or other contractual agreements that might cause conflicts of interest or be perceived as causing conflicts of interest.
Work was supported by grants: M01 RR03186 awarded to The UW General Clinical Research Center from the National Center for Research Resources, National Institutes of Health and K23 AG024302 NIH/NIA (C.E.G.). Archer Daniels Midland provided Novasoy® brand isoflavones tablets and matching placebo. Sponsors of the project played no role in the design, execution, analysis or interpretation of the data or writing of the study.
As discussed in the body of the manuscript, all subjects provided informed consent to participate in the study, and the University of Wisconsin's Health Science Institutional Review Board reviewed and approved all procedures, materials and consent forms used when conducting the study.
Supplementary data are available at Age and Ageing online.
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Chris Reed was born in 1966. Chris's father was a school teacher at an exclusive prep school for the children of senior party members. In 1993 Chris was enrolled in the State University where he majored in business. He quickly became bored with his studies however and dropped out of school after just two semesters and joined the Navy Dive Corps. In 1996 Chris left the Navy and joined the army. In 1999 he joined the Operations Directorate where he served with some distinction. In 2004 he was assigned to the First Independent Command where he served with Jack Lynch as his personal aide and heavy hitter when dealing with less than readily compliant staff types. He was serving as a Major, Current Operations Officer, in the Operations Directorate when he was nominated by Jack Lynch for the position of Second Deputy to the Supreme Leader. He is still heavily involved in operations at the Operations Directorate and many feel he serves as the Supreme Leaders de-facto spy within the directorate.


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Torsten Curdt wrote: >> I noticed that in ContinuationClassLoader you aren't actually using >> the marker interface to decide what to instrument any more. Is this >> by design? I also noticed a similar comment in the TODO file. > > Yes, I am no big fan of empty marker interfaces. > I'd prefer a configuration approach. > >> If so, I can remove the Continuable interface. > > Sure OK. >> I still see some value in retaining the ContinuationCapable >> interface, as this seems to be something we can use for detecting >> errors at runtime. But since ContinuationCapable doesn't need to be >> visible to users, I wonder if we can move it to the bytecode >> subpackage. > > Makes sense, too ...maybe *that* interface > should be called Continuable then. WDYT? Will make that change, too. >> Another thing about ContinuationClassLoader. Right now this class >> is hard-coded to recognize the javaflow test packages, but this >> needs to be parameterized. > > Yes, that needs to change > >> Also, in JUnit, the list of "excluded packages" can be read from a >> data file [1]. I suggest we implement something like that. I don't >> think it makes sense for this file to be a property file, so I >> think we can just read this as an UTF-8 encoded text file where >> each line specifies a new mask. Let me know how you think about me >> making those changes. > > Not sure how...that's why I haven't done > it yet. I'd rather like to use a more > sophisticated configuration approach. > > Usually I love the configuration classes > from Avalon ...but I don't want to have > that dependency. > > ..question is also how it can be handled > when the classloader is being used as > system classloader. I don't think we can even install ContinuationClassLoader as the system class loader. I thought the system class loader is set up by JVM before any Java code runs. >> BTW, I found this JUnit implementation interesting. It doesn't seem >> to exclude any of the java.* or org.w3c.*, but it must be clearly >> working. > > But it does... > > private String[] excludeFromLoading = { > "java.", > "javax.", > "sun.", > "org.xml.", > "org.w3c.", > "org.apache.commons.logging" > }; > > ..only the compiling one does not because > it's using parent-last delegation and the > repository of classes is restricted to the > user's classes. No, I meant that the JUnit TestCaseClassLoader doesn't have an exclusion list like you have in ContinuationClassLoader. That must mean that somehow the explicit exclusion code isn't necessary for things to work correctly. I was wondering why. >> For this reason, I wonder if we can have another ClassLoader that >> works more like a traditional URLClassLoader --- you tell it a set >> of locations to look at, then the class loader loads a class file >> from it with byte-code instrumentation. This requires a developer >> to have separate location for a host and the code that runs inside >> the continuation environment, but it eliminates a danger of having >> two copies of the same class. > > We should be able to achieve the same by > restricting the classloader to those > included packages. Don't you think? > > I am not yet convinced that a separate > location is that convenient. In the scenario I explained in the previous e-mail, the benefit that the separate location brings is that you get NoClassDefError for Y instead of strange ClassCastException trying to cast Y' into Y. NoClassDefError tends to happen a lot earlier than ClassCastException, and it's usually easier for people to grok. >> URLClassLoader isn't reusable for us, but I think we can start from >> AntClassLoader. > > Well ...if you really think that's > required. As long as it works... :) I think I'll implement it, because I need it anyway. If eventually you decide that you don't like it, we can talk. -- Kohsuke Kawaguchi --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
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The 2017 Newsletter of the British Institute at Ankara is now out. You can read it online here
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Edinburgh University Hockey Club
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|Dennis Hay
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|Graham Moodie
|Eugene Connolly
|Conor Bond
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Edinburgh University Men's Hockey Club currently comprises seven men's teams, which makes it the largest Men's University field hockey club in the United Kingdom. Each team plays in regional Saturday or Sunday league matches across eastern districts of Scotland and the top teams play in the national leagues. The men's and women's 1st – 4th teams participate in extra leagues on a Wednesday afternoon, where they participate in their respective British Universities & Colleges Sport (BUCS) league, playing other universities in Scotland and occasionally across the UK.[1][2]
Home games are played at Peffermill playing fields, which are water-based pitches located in southern Edinburgh. Training, which happens on a Thursday evening for the men. These pitches are of an international standard, giving players of all abilities within the club an opportunity to play their best hockey.[3]
The hockey club has a vast range of abilities within the club from international players to people who have just started to play the sport. All are welcome and the aim of the club is to not only improve players' abilities within the sport but to also provide a worthwhile and competitive sport for players to play throughout their university experience.
The club is sponsored by Deloitte and Malones Irish Bar [4]
Club History[edit]
The first mention of Hockey at the university was in 1899 when a notice was published in the Student which read "Would those in favour of starting a Hockey Club in connection with the University kindly forward their names and addresses to the Secretary, Hockey Club, University PO?" One of these founding members was G.M.Melville who although was born in Ireland he was schooled in England and attended university in Scotland.
There is no further mention of the club until 1901 when pitches were secured at Craiglockhart and play commenced. On 18 November that year the University Hockey Club as represented that year at the meeting of clubs in Scotland when it was agreed to form a Scottish Hockey Association and so it would seem that the club was instrumental in starting the Scottish Hockey Union! The first match was played against Dumbarton and it was lost with the rest of the season recording 11 played, won 4, lost 5 and drawn 2. By the end of the season a second XI was started and so the sport must have proved a success.
The club was admitted to the University Athletic Club (now the Sports Union) in 1902 when W. Sibbald Robertson was the captain and in that year no less than 5 University players were recorded internationalists. T.P Caverhill was one of these 5 and must have been especially good given his numerous mentions and was subsequently awarded blues. The 1905-1906 season was especially good when of the sixteen matches played, twelve were won, three drawn and only one lost. One member of this team was especially of note. Frank Fasson was a former internationalist rugby player and must have brought all his speed and fiery temperament to the Hockey pitch which he demonstrated one match when he took a dislike to his opposing number and slashed his stick against the man's shins. The next week Frank had a tooth ache and went to the dentist and much to his dismay found that his dentist consultant was none other than his previous opposing player. However the great sportsman Dr N.L. Stevenson took neither advantage nor a fee! It was Fasson who was playing later that season when Scotland secured the first Scottish victory when playing against the Welsh; the result was 3-1.
The best season in the club was recorded in 1908-1909 when the first XI was unbeaten and six of the squad were chosen to represent Scotland. It was around this time that toy rabbits first appeared in the team photos presumably as mascots of the club.
Like most sports the First World War halted hockey matches although the club was re-established for the 1919-1920 season. The remarkable growth in the Sport meant that in the following season five teams were fielded for the University. The club suffered a dry spell for victories until 1930-1931 when the competition for places on the teams was so great that an inter-society matches were organised. This successful season saw the first touring side to go down to English Universities and victories were recorded against both Durham and Manchester. It is also in this season that the Scottish Inter University Championship was first recorded which Edinburgh won which was followed the next season with the first successful tour to Ireland. This successful vein continued with the Scottish Championships residing with Edinburgh University until the 1938-1939 season, the last before the Second World War.
There was no shortage of matches to be found during the war this time with 20 matches recorded each season. It is the 1942-1943 season which saw the first incarnation of the Scottish university teams play the United Services with no less than six Edinburgh men in the team. Much of the success gained by the team was attributed to the brilliant E.Evans Anfom as club captain.
In the history up to 1959 the club recorded a total of 32 full internationalists and one (S.P Theobald) who represented Great Britain and between these players they recorded 183 international caps.[5]
Current Situation[edit]
The 1st XI are currently coached by former Olympian Graham Moodie. They currently compete in Scottish National Division 1, in the 2011/12 season they finished in 8th place. Whilst in the 2012/13 season they finished 7th [6] In the British Universities & Colleges Sport the 1st XI compete in Scottish 1A, which they won in the 2011/12 season [7]
The 2nd XI are currently coached by Tom Johnston, and play in the Scottish Regional League 1. In the British Universities & Colleges Sport the team won Scottish 2A during the 2011/12 season and so won promotion for the first time to Scottish 1A since the leagues were re-organiased in 2003. They finished the 2012/13 BUCS 1A season in 3rd place [8]
The 3rd XI won promotion from the District League in 2011/12 into Scottish Regional League 2. This was followed by promotion to Central 1 in the 2012/13 season [9] The 3rd and 4th XI both compete in the British Universities & Colleges Sport in Scottish 3A and 4A respectively [10]
The 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th XI all compete in the East District Leagues [11]
Current and Former International Representatives[edit]
- Graham Moodie - Great Britain, Scotland (Senior) , [12]
- Callum Duke - Scotland (Senior and U21) [13]
- David Forrester - Scotland (U21)
- Neil Fulton - Scotland (U21)
- Aedan McCrossan - Scotland (U18)
- S.P Theobald - Great Britain (Senior)
- T.P Caverhill - Scotland (Senior)
- Frank Fasson - Scotland (Senior)
- James Wong - Scotland (Senior and U21)
See also[edit]
The story of Edinburgh University Athletic Club edited by Colonel C.M.Usher. Published in 1966.
- ^ http://www.euhc.co.uk/men/about.php About- EUHC - Edinburgh University Men's Hockey Club
- ^ http://www.euhc.co.uk/men/contact.php Contact - EUMHC - Edinburgh University Men's Hockey Club
- ^ http://www.euhc.co.uk/men/about.php About- EUHC - Edinburgh University Hockey Club
- ^ http://www.euhc.co.uk/men/sponsors.php?s=1 Club Sponsors - Edinburgh University Hockey Club
- ^ Usher, C.M (1966). The Story of Edinburgh University Athletic Club. UK.
- ^ http://www.scottish-hockey.org.uk/competitions/league-competitions/subway-eat-fresh-men-nl-division-1.aspx?leaguename=SUBWAY%20Eat%20Fresh%20Men%20NL%20Division%201&poolname=&location=0 Final Standings - Scottish Hockey
- ^ http://www.bucs.org.uk/bucscore/TeamProfile.aspx?id=2151&sport=Hockey&institution=Edinburgh Final Standings - British Universities & Colleges Sport
- ^ http://www.bucs.org.uk/bucscore/TeamProfile.aspx?id=2152&sport=Hockey&institution=Edinburgh Final Standings 2A - British Universities & Colleges Sport
- ^ https://sites.google.com/site/easthockeymen/tables/div1table East District Division
- ^ http://www.bucs.org.uk/bucscore/TeamProfile.aspx?id=2151&sport=Hockey&institution=Edinburgh Institutions: Hockey: Edinburgh - British Universities & Colleges Sport
- ^ https://sites.google.com/site/easthockeymen/ East District Hockey
- ^ http://www.ed.ac.uk/news/staff/moodie-190809 Graham Moodie Appointed 1st XI Coach - Edinburgh University
- ^ http://www.scottish-hockey.org.uk/2012/may-2012/scots-set-for-spanish-tests-in-terressa.aspx Scots Set for Spanish test in Terressa - Scottish Hockey


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