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Hockey round-up: Sonning Ladies 4s lose ground on top two

Andy Preston by Andy Preston
Friday, March 3, 2023 6:17 am
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Sonning Ladies 4s v Yateley Ladies 2s

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South Central Women’s Thames 2

SONNING 4s lost ground on the top two in the table after they were held to a goalless draw at home to Yateley.

The stalemate means that Sonning remain above Yateley in the table having played one more match.

Sonning are in third position on 29 points from 17 games, six points behind second placed Henley 3s and 15 points behind leaders Amersham & Chalfont 5s.

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South Central Men’s North Division One

SONNING kept up their title push by smacking eight past Banbury 2s with an emphatic victory.

The 8-1 success, which is Sonning’s 10th win of the campaign, gives them a two point lead at the top with five more matches left to play.

 

READING 3s picked up three points in their Tuesday night win at home to PHOENIX READING.

The win sees Reading climb up to fifth on the table on 26 points from 15 matches.

Phoenix Reading are in eighth position on 19 points from 15 games.

South Central Men’s North Division Two

SOUTH BERKSHIRE stay in the relegation fight after they lost out away to Eastcote 2s.

The 3-2 defeat leaves South Berks in 10th place on 11 points from 17 matches.

That puts them just one point ahead of 11th placed READING 4s, and nine points in front of bottom side Thames.

Both sides below South Berks have a game in hand to play.

Women’s National Conference West

READING 2s lost out on their trip to ISCA and Exeter University 2s.

The 1-0 loss means that Reading stay in seventh place on 15 points from 13 games.

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