Hockey round-up: South Berkshire 2s hit high five
READING made it five wins from seven games as they took all three points in their contest with Haslemere.
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Phoenix Reading Hockey Club invites new players to sessions
Phoenix Reading Hockey Club will be running a series of Back to Hockey sessions this summer to welcome new and ...
Hockey round-up: Sonning Ladies 4s lose ground on top two
SONNING 4s lost ground on the top two in the table after they were held to a goalless draw at ...
Oxted 1-1 Reading: Visitors leave it late to salvage point
Both teams will feel disappointed by the outcome of their first ever meeting in the top flight of English Hockey, ...
Hockey round-up: South Berkshire 1s earn win, Phoenix Reading defeat Reading 3s
SOUTH BERKSHIRE 1s grabbed all three points in a seven goal contest against Fareham 2s.
Hockey round-up: Sonning 1s defeat Phoenix Reading 1s to take first victory of new season
SONNING 1s earned their first win of the season in style against PHOENIX READING 1s.
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