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Hockey round-up: South Berkshire Ladies boost survival hopes while men's 2s extend league lead

by Andy Preston
February 11, 2020
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South Berks Ladies v Maidenhead

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Sonning 1s stay top of the division after they saw off Harrow 1s with a convincing 6-1 triumph at home. James Manser scored twice, while Ian Finlayson, Nick Leach, Noel Plant and Huw Thomas also added to the score. 

South Berkshire 1s came out on top in a closely fought contest against Oxford 2s to claim their 12th league win of the season. They are just two points behind league leaders Sonning, but with a game in hand to play, which could take them to the top with a win. 

South Berks Ladies v Maidenhead

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Sonning 2s are just two points off the top of the table in a congested top four of the table after they beat OMT 2s away from home with a 4-0 win with goals from Jonathan Sharp (2), Christopher Hinton and Jordan Manning.

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South Berkshire 2s extended their impressive lead at the top of the table to 11 points after they beat Oxford 3s 4-2 away from home. Goals from Micahel Amor, Mike Baylis, Paul Kaplanski and Daniel Ray keep South Berks’ promotion push very much on the cards after 14 wins in 16 games. 

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Sonning 1s remain in fourth place in the table after they settled for a point against second placed side Southgate Ladies 2s. 

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South Berkshire 1s boosted their survival hopes as they moved up in the table after a 1-0 win against Maidenhead Ladies, who subsequently move into the relegation zone.

South Berks Ladies v Maidenhead. Pictures by Steve Smyth.

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Sonning Ladies 2s maintained their fight for promotion with their 12th league win of the campaign with a 2-1 away triumph against Wallingford Ladies 2s. 


South Berkshire Ladies 2s are still in the relegation zone after they lost their tenth league game of the season after a narrow 2-1 defeat at Marlow Ladies 3s.

South Berks Ladies v Maidenhead

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