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Hockey round-up: South Berkshire Ladies 3s stay top after draw

Andy Preston by Andy Preston
Thursday, January 20, 2022 8:52 am
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South Berks Ladies 3s v Maidenhead Ladies 3s

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South Central Women’s Thames 1

SOUTH BERKSHIRE 3s were held to a draw at home against Maidenhead 3s.

Despite the draw, South Berks remain at the summit of the table, level on points with Wallingford.

South Central Women’s Division 1

SOUTH BERKSHIRE 1s pocketed three points on the road with a clean sheet victory at Newbury & Thatcham.

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Emily Yorke-Goldney, Yellie Powley and Lola Theodoulou netted to help their side to a 3-0 success.

The win puts them up to seventh in the standings.

SONNING 1s took a point away from home against Henley.

South Central Women’s Division 2

SONNING 2s hit four past Henley 2s without reply.

The victory lifts them up to eighth in the table.

South Central Women’s Division 3

SOUTH BERKSHIRE 2s added a point to their tally with a 2-2 draw against Amersham & Chalfont.

South Central Men’s Premier 2

SOUTH BERKSHIRE suffered an away defeat at Eastcote.

They went down to a 3-2 loss that leaves them in fifth in the table after they were leapfrogged by their opponents.

South Central Men’s Division 2

SOUTH BERKSHIRE 2s were hit with a heavy home loss against Phoenix & Ranelagh.

South Berks are in sixth after their 7-1 defeat.

South Central Men’s Division 4

SOUTH BERKSHIRE 3s collected three points after they got the better of Buckingham.

Keegan Nienaber, Daniel Ray and Sam Coombes got on the scoresheet to secure a 3-2 triumph for South Berks.

The victory keepes South Berks within touching distance of first place, where they sit in second just three points off the top.

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