Sonning Hockey Club’s first goalscorer? Why, only the former PM!
The former PM visited Sonning Hockey Club last week to open the new astroturf pitch.
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Sonning Hockey Club in search for new coach
SONNING hockey club are on the lookout for a new coach for their men’s first team for the 2020/21 season. ...
Hockey round-up: Sonning 1s in seventh heaven as title push continues
MBBO Regional 2 Sonning 1s maintained their push for the title with their 15th win in 17 games in a ...
Hockey round up: Sonning 1s continue title pursuit after six goal thrashing
MBBO Regional 2 Sonning 1s continued their domination of the division in pursuit of the league title after they thrashed ...
Hockey round-up: South Berkshire Ladies boost survival hopes while men's 2s extend league lead
MBBO Regional 2 Sonning 1s stay top of the division after they saw off Harrow 1s with a convincing 6-1 ...
GALLERY: Dan’s double guides South Berkshire Hockey Club to comfortable victory
DANIEL RAY scored twice as South Berkshire eased past Oxford Hawks 3s in MBBO Regional 2. Ray's double, combined with ...
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