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Hockey round-up: Sonning Ladies 1s pick up points with home win over Southampton

by Andy Preston
November 24, 2022
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South Central Women’s Premier Division 1

SONNING 1s picked up three points after they scored the only goal of the game against Southampton.

The win puts Sonning six points clear of the two teams below them in the table and they have six points from seven matches.

They are now also just one point behind their opponents Southampton who are one place above them.

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READING 2s took a point on the road after their eight goal game ended level at Slough 1s.

The 4-4 draw means that Reading remain in 11th place but move a point ahead of bottom of the table Basingstoke onto five points from seven games.

Women’s National Premier Division

READING were on the end of a home loss against Hampstead and Westminster.

The 3-0 defeat leaves Reading in 10th position with seven points from their opening nine league matches after suffering their sixth loss of the campaign.

 

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READING 2s lost out at home to Team Bath Buccaneers.

Reading are in seventh place with eight points from eight matches after losing 3-1 to the league leaders.

South Central Men’s North Division 1

SONNING 1s made it a successful trip to Marlow 2s by hitting four goals without reply.

Sonning are top of the table and stay unbeaten after collecting five wins and two draws from their opening two games.

South Central Men’s North Division 2

SONNING 2s were left with defeat after losing out to Amersham & Chalfont 2s at home.

Sonning are on eight points from seven games in seventh position in the table.

South Central Women’s North Division 2

SONNING 2s were dealt their fifth league defeat of the season at Marlow 3s.

The 2-0 loss means Sonning are in 10th on six points from seven games.

South Central Men’s Premier Division 2

SOUTH BERKSHIRE are in third position after they earned their fifth win of the season.

South Berks scored four in their 4-2 success at Wycombe.

Sam Fox-Harvey netted a double and goals from Ravi Patel and Paul Kaplanski helped them to take the points.

They are in third with 15 points from their opening seven matches.

South Central Men’s North Division 2

SOUTH BERKSHIRE 2s are still seeking their first win of the season after they lost away at Bicester.

The 2-1 defeat means South Berks are in 11th with two points from seven games.

South Central Women’s North Division 1

SOUTH BERKSHIRE added three points to their total by beating Staines at home.

Yellie Powley and Chloe Willoughy scored to help South Berks to a 2-0 victory.

South Berks are second in the table with 16 points from seven games.

South Central Women’s North Division 3

SOUTH BERKSHIRE 2s collected a point on the road after a goalless draw with Marlow 4s.

South Berks are in fourth with 15 points after their opening eight matches.

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