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GALLERY: South Berkshire Ladies up to fourth – Hockey round-up

by Tom Crocker
March 1, 2018
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South Berks Ladies v Marlow Ladies South Berks score.

SOUTH BERKSHIRE LADIES beat Marlow 2s to leapfrog them in the Trysports Premier 1 table.

With the season now entering its final couple of months, South Berks boosted their chances of a top three finish by seeing off Marlow 2-0 at Cantley Park to move up to fourth.

Up in South Clubs’ Division 3A, SONNING LADIES picked up a point with a 1-1 draw at rock-bottom Hampstead and Westminster 3s.

Sonning stay 11th with just four games to play.

Goals from Bea Gunn, Alison Haik and Nicky Cameron condemned SONNING 3s to a 3-1 home loss against Bicester, which sees them drop to fourth in Division 1.

South Berks Ladies v Marlow Ladies

Elsewhere, Daria Sokolova scored the only goal as Division 5 leaders SOUTH BERKSHIRE 4s edged past SONNING VETERANS while SONNING 5s drew 0-0 with Iver and Burnham.

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On the men’s side, braces from James Manser and Jon Sharp secured a 4-0 win for SONNING over Banbury 2s in MBBO Regional 2.

The win keeps them fourth and extends Manser’s lead at the top of the league’s scoring charts.

SONNING 2s also won 4-0 with victory at Ashford 2s in Division 1 thanks to goals from Mark Cooke, David Painter, Matt Poulton and Harvey Richardson.

Paul Kaplanski’s goal could not prevent a 2-1 defeat for SOUTH BERKSHIRE 2s against Marlow 3s, which sees them slip to second-bottom of Division 2.

Goals from Christopher Roberts and Steve Workman lifted SONNING 3s off the foot of the Division 3 table with a 2-0 win against Oxford Hawks 5s, just the club’s second win of the campaign.

SOUTH BERKSHIRE 3s stay ninth following their 3-0 loss at Henley 3s.

SOUTH BERKSHIRE TERRIERS sit second in 8 West after a 3-0 win at Reading Rascals.

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