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Hockey round-up: Reading 3s secure league title over South Berks

by Andy Preston
April 7, 2023
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A 2-2 draw was enough to see READING 3s secure their status as league champions.

On the final day of the season, knowing that they could have been overtaken by South Berks, Reading did enough to take the title with a 2-2 draw at Leighton Buzzard.

Reading finish in pole position on 51 points after winning 16 of their 22 league games.

 

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SOUTH BERKSHIRE were unable to take the league title and had to settle as runners-up to Reading 3s after drawing with Buckingham 2s.

Kelly Hancock and Jemima Simpson scored in a 2-2 stalemate which meant South Berks ended on 49 points, two points behind the champions.

 

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SONNING ended their league campaign by taking a valuable point away at runners-up Oxford Hawks 2s.

The result means that Sonning end the season in ninth on 24 points after amassing seven wins, three draws and 12 losses.

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SONNING ended their campaign with a stunning home victory over YATELEY.

Sonning struck seven times without reply to end their campaign on a high.

The 7-0 win means Sonning finish in third place on 39 points with 11 wins from 22 matches.

 

READING 3s ended their season with a 2-1 home defeat to Banbury 2s.

Reading finish in sixth place on 32 points.

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SOUTH BERKSHIRE concluded with defeat at home to Witney, but still finished in third place.

Sam Fox-Harvey and Tom King were on the scoresheet for South Berks in the 3-2 loss which means they end the season in third on 44 points after taking 14 wins from 22 matches.

 

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