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Hockey round-up: Sonning Men’s 1s knocked off top spot after home loss

by Andy Preston
March 9, 2023
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Sonning Mens 1s v Marlow Mens 2s Pictures: Steve Smyth

Sonning Mens 1s v Marlow Mens 2s Pictures: Steve Smyth

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South Central Men’s North Division 1

SONNING were knocked off top spot after they suffered a home defeat to Marlow 2s.

The 3-0 loss means that the team’s title hopes took a severe blow as they were overtaken by Oxford Hawks 3s.

Sonning still remain in contention for the title and are on 36 points from 18 games having lost just two matches all season.

Sonning Mens 1s v Marlow Mens 2s Pictures: Steve Smyth
Sonning Mens 1s v Marlow Mens 2s Pictures: Steve Smyth

They are now one point behind league leaders Oxford and three ahead of third placed Marlow who have a game in hand to catch up on.

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READING 3s lost out as Oxford Hawks 3s stormed to the top of the table.

After losing 3-1, Reading are in fourth place on 29 points from 17 matches and trail third placed Marlow by four points.

South Central Women’s Premier 1

SONNING sit in 10th position after they were beaten for the 11th time this season.

Sonning shipped four goals without reply to Southampton

South Central Men’s Premier 2

SOUTH BERKSHIRE added to their winning streak by picking up three points at home to Wycombe.

The 3-1 victory means South Berks are in third place after 17 matches on 34 points.

That puts them level with second placed Haslemere, but 13 points behind runaway leaders Oxford HAwks 2s who have yet to lose a match.

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READING 3s extended their lead at the summit by taking their 15th win of the campaign.

A 2-1 away success at Wallingford ensured they stay seven points ahead at the top having picked up 46 points from 19 matches.

SOUTH BERKSHIRE kept the pressure up on league leaders Reading after their away success at Staines.

Goals from Alessia Osborne, Sarah Kelly, Kelly Hancock and Chloe Willougby saw them run out as 4-1 victors.

South Berks are in second position, six points above third placed Leighton Buzzard and trail top of the table Reading by seven points, but have a game in hand to play.

South Central Men’s North Division 2

SOUTH BERKSHIRE 2s missed out on the chance to climb the table after they lost at home to Bicester.

Having missed out 4-2, South Berks are in 10th position and just one point ahead of Reading 4s who have a game in hand to play.

READING 4s stay in a relegation fight after they lost 4-2 away to Eastcote.

Reading are in 11th place, one place above the bottom, but have an eight point advantage over Thame after 17 matches.

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