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Source: Andy Smith

Investec Women’s Hockey League, October 10 2015

  • Jennie Powell
  • 11 Oct 2015
  • Hockey, Investec League

An early strike from Katelyn Aitchinson proved enough for the University of Birmingham to beat hosts Buckingham and maintain top spot in the Investec Women’s Hockey League Premier Division on Saturday. Strong defence from the home side ensured the league leaders – who have averaged more than three goals a game so far – did

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Source: Simon Parker

Investec Women’s Hockey League previews, Oct 10 2015

  • Jennie Powell
  • 9 Oct 2015
  • Hockey, Investec League

After battling for play-off places last season, Reading and Holcombe are both without a win so far in the Investec Women’s Hockey League Premier Division, and they face each other this Saturday. Reading reached the play-offs last season and eventually finished third after beating Clifton at the Finals Weekend, but after four matches of the

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Source: Andy Smith

Investec Women’s Hockey League round-up, October 3 2015

  • Jennie Powell
  • 3 Oct 2015
  • Hockey, Investec League

Leicester edged to a thrilling 4-3 victory over Clifton in the Investec Women’s Hockey League Premier Division on Saturday. Goals from Lizzy Honarmand, Liz George and Rachel Mack had Leicester 3-0 up before Jessica Bloom and Claire Thomas reduced the arrears to 3-2 at the break. Els Mansell equalised for Clifton early in the second half,

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Source: Matt Henderson

Investec Women’s Hockey League previews, Oct 3-4 2015

  • Jennie Powell
  • 2 Oct 2015
  • Hockey, Investec League

Surbiton host rivals Canterbury in the Investec Women’s League Premier Division on Saturday afternoon, in a repeat of the league finale last season where the London side were crowned champions. They edged to a 2-1 victory back in April, but with just one win from their first three matches the pressure is on to start

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Source: Andy Smith

Investec Women’s Hockey League, September 26 2015 : Round Up

  • Jennie Powell
  • 27 Sep 2015
  • Hockey, Investec League

The University of Birmingham survived an early scare to defeat Bowdon Hightown 5-1 at home and stay top of the Investec Women’s League Premier Division on Saturday. Natalie Wray scored early for Bowdon before Rebecca Condie hauled the home side level before the break, but a second half onslaught from the students resulted in goals

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Source: Peter Smith

Investec Women’s Hockey League, Sept 26-27 2015 Preview

  • Jennie Powell
  • 24 Sep 2015
  • Hockey, Investec League

After battling to a draw with champions Surbiton, Bowdon Hightown are preparing to face early leaders the University of Birmingham in the Investec Women’s Hockey League Premier Division on Saturday. Sally Walton’s late goal clinched Bowdon’s first point of the new campaign last weekend, and they will be hoping to add to their tally further

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Source: Andy Smith

Investec Women’s Hockey League round-up and results, September 19 2015

  • Jennie Powell
  • 20 Sep 2015
  • Hockey, Investec League

Rachel Mack’s second half strike was enough for Leicester to nick a 1-0 win at home to Holcombe in the Investec Women’s Hockey League Premier Division on Saturday. Mack notched a goal from open play in the 38th minute to haul her side up to fourth and leave Holcombe still searching for their first win after

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Source: Andy Smith

Investec Women’s Hockey League, Sept 19 2015 – Preview

  • Jennie Powell
  • 17 Sep 2015
  • Hockey, Investec League

After putting three past Leicester on the opening day of the season, the University of Birmingham are on the road against Reading in the Investec Women’s Hockey League Premier Division on Saturday. The two sides battled to the end in search of a place in the top four last season, with Reading making it to

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Source: Andy Smith

Investec Women’s Hockey League Preview

  • Jennie Powell
  • 11 Sep 2015
  • Hockey, Investec League

Newcomers to the Investec Women’s Hockey League Premier Division, East Grinstead face a baptism of fire with a trip to champions Surbiton on the opening day of the season on Saturday. They were easily the winners of the Investec Conference East last season, losing just once in the league. But they face a tough challenge

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Source: Ravi Ghowry

Investec Women’s Finals Weekend – Super Surbiton defend Championship title

  • Jennie Powell
  • 20 Apr 2015
  • Hockey, Investec League

Surbiton capped a terrific domestic campaign with a 2-1 win over Canterbury in the Investec Women’s Hockey Championship final. In doing so they remained undefeated for the whole season. Goals from Julia King and Abi Robinson steered them to the title but they were pushed all the way by an excellent display from the Kent

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And Wales beating Japan what about that?

Даниил. 09 Oct 2021

“When we bring in players from overseas, they have to be of the highest quality and Vangalee certainly fits that bill. She is an athletic defender and is also vice-captain of Jamaica, so will bring those leadership skills to the squad.” and final member of the Team Bath Superleague squad for 2017 will be confirmed in the next few days, along with the training partners.

Артём. 08 Oct 2021

In the fallout from Ireland’s heartbreaking 20-18 defeat by Scotland in Parma last Sunday which cost them any chance of qualifying for next year’s World Cup in New Zealand, one of the last surviving links with the Grand Slam, World Cup semi-final and Six Nations title in 2013, 2014 and 2015, Claire Molloy, has announced her retirement from international rugby. A former intercounty footballer with Galway, the 33-year-old flanker played for Ireland 74 times over the last 12 years.

Ярослав. 07 Oct 2021

World Rugby have provided further detail on the new annual women s rugby competition involving Canada and the USA. Unveiled earlier this year, the four-team series will include New Zealand and Australia and has been dubbed the Pacific Four .

Steve. 09 Aug 2021

I'm pleased for the women's game that they're getting the attendances they deserve, but I still don't see why this couldn't have been run as a T20 tournament, other than the fact that the ECB realised they'd cocked up by selling the rights to Sky. The Hundred offers nothing that T20 does not and is an ultimately pointless competition in a format that no one else plays. Worse still, it introduces the nasty American idea of the franchise into domestic cricket. I hope it dies and the ECB sees sense and invests in existing white ball cricket instead (there have been some fantastic one-day cup matches involving Somerset this season)

John Hurford. 07 Aug 2021

A pointless competition. Cricket fans are fiercely loyal to their county, not some ridiculous concoction of "southern brave men". We already have a hugely popular 20 over competition, and a 50 over competition, a perfect set up. When something works why mess about with it. If this dogs breakfast of a competition is not killed before it's first anniversary I may loose interest altogether

Julian Thompson. 23 Jul 2021

*As seen on GB-TV, a well-known politician asked former England cricketer Monty Panesar in the cold light of day: ”Why are they messing about with cricket?” Without hesitation, Monty said it was to ‘expand the game’ and ‘attract a new audience’. *Asked about ‘cricket with fireworks’, Monty emphasised the quality of cricket was important, adding that it was a surprise to hit ‘highest record (numbers of viewers) watching the women’s game on TV’ (and Youtube) *In summary, yes, more people are watching, but it’s too early to say whether (on the strength of one match to date) more youngsters will take up the bat *For postscript, Monty twice appeared on TV’s University Challenge for Loughboro’ alongside Naomi Dattani. On that occasion, Naomi boldly announced she was playing in ‘The Hundred.’ Expect see Naomi playing her first match later today!

Jennie Powell. 09 Jul 2021

Dear Heidi I have today posted a follow up article in which BT are offering a limited number of shirts for sale via bt.com/hopeunited. It seems as if you weren't the only one trying to get one. Hope this is helpful

Jennie Powell. 10 Jun 2021

Hello Heidi - I have noticed that there is a competition in which you can win one of the Hope United Shirts - you can enter here: https://www.bthopeunited.com/ Good luck!

Jennie Powell. 07 Jun 2021

Thank you

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