Reading Men’s 0-4 Surbiton: Hosts miss out in Premier League action
Reading Men's 1s lost out in phase two of the Premier League season at home to Surbiton.
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Reading Men 1-2 Old Georgians: Hosts edged out in narrow loss
READING MEN returned to action with a narrow defeat in the Premier Division at home to Old Georgians.
Hockey round-up: Sonning 2s take win in derby clash with South Berkshire 2s
SONNING 2s got the better of SOUTH BERKSHIRE 2s in their local derby clash.
Reading Men’s Hockey 5-1 Exeter University: Five star show sees Reading ease relegation fears
Reading eventually ran out comfortable winners of this vital clash between two teams vying to avoid the nerve-jangling dogfight against ...
Reading Men 4-2 Brooklands & Manchester University Men: Reading mark top flight return with victory
READING MEN made a successful return to the top flight of English hockey with victory over Brooklands & Manchester University.
Reading Men 3-1 Canterbury Men: Reading take step towards title with vital victory
In what may turn out to be a ?winner takes all? promotion decider, Reading eventually ran out worthy and comfortable ...
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