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Hockey round-up: South Berkshire Ladies 2s boost survival hopes

by Andy Preston
January 24, 2020
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South Berks Ladies 2s v Witney 2s

South Berks Ladies 2s v Witney 2s

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South Berkshire 1s maintain the pressure on league leaders Sonning 1s, whose fixture was postponed, after they defeated Harrow 1s 4-1 away from home. Ravi Patel scored a treble, while Tom King added the fourth to seal their tenth win of the season to take them level on points at the top of the division.

Sonning 2s v Bicester Sonning score

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Sonning 2s put in a blistering perfoamcne as they stunned the side one place above them in the table in second, thrashing Bicester 1s 8-1. Stephen Crowther scored an incredible five goals, while Colm Hanlon, Jordan Manning and David Painter added to the emphatic victory to take them within two points of their opponents. 

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Sonning Ladies 2s remain in second place, two points behind league leaders Phoenix and Ranelagh Ladies 1s after they dropped two points with a 0-0 stalemate at home to Oxford Hawks Ladies 4s.

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Meanwhile, South Berkshire Ladies 2s boosted their hopes of survival as they earned just their third league victory of the season with a 4-1 win over bottom of the table Witney Ladies 2s.

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