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Hockey round-up: South Berkshire 2s hit high five

Andy Preston by Andy Preston
Saturday, December 2, 2023 6:50 am
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South Central Men’s Premier

READING made it five wins from seven games as they took all three points in their contest with Haslemere.

The 2-0 win puts Reading in second, just one point behind leaders Oxford after seven matches each.

SOUTH BERKSHIRE lost for the seventh time in nine matches as they were thumped by Marlow.

South Central Men’s Division 2 North

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SOUTH BERKSHIRE 2s put on a five-star display to take three points over Milton Keynes 2s.

The 5-1 win, which is South Berks’ third in nine games, takes them up to eighth position in the table.

SONNING 2s dropped down to seventh in the table after they lost out by one goal to Windsor at home.

South Central Women’s Division 2 North

SONNING 2s suffered their eighth loss in nine matches with a home defeat to Witney 2s.

Sonning lost out 3-1 which means they are in 10th on nine points.

SOUTH BERKSHIRE 2s climbed up into seventh with an away triumph against PHOENIX READING.

The 2-1 success means that South Berksh move ahead of Marlow onto nine points. Phoenix are in ninth place on six points.

South Central Women’s Premier 2

READING 3s cruised to a 5-1 win on the road at New Forest to maintain their palace at the summit

Reading have had an exceptional start to the campaign and have won eight of their nine fixtures which currently gives them a four point lead at the top.

SOUTH BERKSHIRE put another point on the board which keeps them in fourth spot.

Playing the team just one place above the bottom of the stadings, South Berks were held to a 2-2 stalemate..

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