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Hockey round-up: South Berkshire 4s kickstart season with first win

by Andy Preston
October 20, 2022
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South Berks Ladies 4s v Newbury & Thatcham Ladies.

South Berks Ladies 4s v Newbury & Thatcham Ladies.

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South Central Women’s Thames Division 3

SOUTH BERKSHIRE 4s earned their first win of the season with a clean sheet against Newbury & Thatcham 5s.

Kathryn Smith scored twice and Beatrix Dunne netted to help South Berks to a 3-0 success.

South Berks Ladies 4s v Newbury & Thatcham Ladies.
South Berks Ladies 4s v Newbury & Thatcham Ladies.

Men’s National Premier Division

READING 1s fell to their second defeat of the campaign in a nine goal contest against Holcombe.

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Reading were edged out 5-4 by the visitors which places them in sixth with two wins and two defeats from their opening four matches.

South Central Men’s Division 1

READING 2s lost out at home to Oxford OBU 1s.

Reading were beaten 4-2 which means they are bottom of the table with one point from four matches.

Women’s National Premier Division

READING 1s collected their first point of the season in a goalless game against Holcombe.

Reading are one place off the bottom with one point from their first four games.

South Central Men’s Division 1

SONNING 1s added three points to their total with a convincing win over Aylesbury.

The win means that Sonning are top of the table with three wins and a draw in their unbeaten start to the new campaign.

South Central Women’s Division 2

SONNING 2s found their first three points of the season with success against Wallingford 2s.

The win means that Sonning lifted themselves off the bottom of the table and into 10th place.

South Central Men’s Premier 2

SOUTH BERKSHIRE stormed to a comfortable win over Amersham & Chalfont.

Paul Kaplanski struck a hat-trick, while Sam Fox-Harvey scored a brace to help their team to an impressive 5-1 win.

South Berks are in third with three wins from four games.

South Central Men’s Division 2

READING 4s took the points in their away clash at SOUTH BERKSHIRE 2s.

The 3-1 win means that Reading collected their first win of the campaign to move them into ninth, while South Berks are in 10th on one point from four games.

South Central Women’s Division 1

READING 3s saw off SOUTH BERKSHIRE 1s to take victory.

Erin Begley and Sarah Kelly netted for South Berks but they were defeated 3-2 by the hosts.

Both teams are level with each other on seven points, with South Berks in third with a superior goal difference, while Reading are fifth.

South Central Women’s Division 3

SOUTH BERKSHIRE 2s had to settle for a point in their home tie with Amersham & Chalfont 3s.

Goals from Edie Harrison and Eve Kelly earned them a 2-2 stalemate to give them their first point of the season.

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