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Hockey round up: Sonning 1s topple South Berkshire 1s in top of the table clash

by Andy Preston
November 28, 2019
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South Berks v Sonning

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MBBO Regional 2

Sonning 1s opened up a lead at the top of the table as they beat their nearest challengers South Berkshire 1s 4-3 in a closely contested match. 

Braces from Nick Leach and Noel Plant sealed the three points for Sonning, despite Ben Dudley, Sam Fox-Harvey and Ravi Patel netting for the hosts.

Sonning are now three points ahead of South Berks at the top of the league, while South Berks drop down to third. 


South Berks v Sonning

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Sonning 2s smashed seven past Eastcote 3s in a convincing victory to earn their fifth win in nine matches. 

Seven goals came from seven different scorers, with Ben Allday, Colm Hanlon, David Painter, Harvey Richardson, Stephen Ridley, Matt Sloper and Elliott Wise netting for the hosts.

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South Berkshire 2s maintained their excellent start to the season with their ninth win in 10 matches. 

Daniel Ray bagged a hat-trick, while Rob Badley and Mike Longson added the other two goals in a 5-3 away victory at Wycombe 3s to preserve their unbeaten record in the league.

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Sonning Ladies 1s climbed up to fourth place in the table after they recorded their fourth win of the league campaign with a narrow 3-2 triumph against Buckingham Ladies 2s. 


Sonning Ladies 1s v Bucks Ladies 1s

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South Berkshire Ladies 1s moved up a place into seventh after they claimed their third win of the season with a 2-1 win away against Aylesbury Ladies 1s. 

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Sonning Ladies 2s suffered their first taste of defeat this season after they were beaten by Oxford University Ladies 2s. The 3-1 loss sees them drop a place into second, level on points with new league leaders Phoenix and Ranelagh Ladies 1s. 

South Berkshire Ladies 2s remain in tenth after a 3-2 defeat condemned them to their fifth loss of the season.

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