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South Berkshire Hockey Club prepares for competitive action

Andy Preston by Andy Preston
Friday, September 15, 2023 6:44 am
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The Friendly South Berks Hockey match amongst club members on Saturday.

The Friendly South Berks Hockey match amongst club members on Saturday.

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SOUTH BERKSHIRE took a narrow 1-0 win at Marlow in their pre-season warm up match.

South Berks host Henley at Cantley Park in their next encounter.

SOUTH BERKSHIRE 2s got the better of Basingstoke 2s in their friendly fixture.

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South Berks scored three times without reply. They have one more warm up match remaining, away st Sonning 2s,, before they open their league campaign away at Eastcote 2s in South Central Men’s Division 2 North.

SOUTH BERKSHIRE LADIES earned a 1-1 draw in their latest pre-season match as they hosted Wycombe.

Next up for them is a home tie against Basingstoke and an away game at Camberley & Farnborough before they kick off their league season away to Basingstoke 2s.

SOUTH BERKSHIRE LADIES 2s were beaten 4-0 away at Guildford 4s in their most recent friendly game.

They host Staines at home this weekend and then begin their league season away at Windsor.

SOUTH BERKSHIRE LADIES 3s were beaten 1-0 at Guildford 5s. Their next friendly match sees them at home to Camberley in their final preparations for their league opener away to Maidenhead 3s.

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