East Grinstead booked their place at the finals of the Jaffa Super 6s at the iconic Copper Box Arena in London on January 28 with two more victories in the Women’s Premier Division on Sunday. They went into the final day of the group stages at the Phoenix Sport and Leisure Centre in Telford needing
East Grinstead require just one point on Sunday to ensure qualification for the Jaffa Super 6s Finals Day at the Copper Box Arena, despite falling to their first defeat of the competition on Saturday. A brace from Olympic Gold Medal winner Kate Richardson-Walsh was not enough to prevent East Grinstead losing 5-2 to Leicester in
East Grinstead are the only team left with a 100% record after day two of the Jaffa Super 6s Women’s Premier Division at the Phoenix Sport and Leisure Centre in Telford. Two more wins on Sunday put them two points clear at the top of the table, having beaten Canterbury 5-2 and Reading 6-0. With
Women’s Hockey Super 6s came to a thrilling climax on Sunday with Slough eventually taking the title. Having beaten Sutton Coldfield in their semi final Slough went on to face Canterbury in the final match which turned out to a close evenly matched encounter. Scores and round up below: Women’s Super 6s Semi-Finals: Slough 3
Women’s Super 6s Championship DIVISION ONE RESULTS Saturday 14 January 2017 Leicester (0) 0 – 7 (2) Clifton Robinsons Brooklands Poynton (0) 0 – 2 (1) Surbiton Ipswich (1) 2 – 2 (0) St Albans Harleston Magpies (2) 2 – 3 (2) Bristol Firebrands Chelmsford (1) 1
Slough, Canterbury and Sutton Coldfield all booked their places at the Super 6s finals day after the Women’s Premier Division came to a close on Sunday. Slough topped the standings after registering two wins on the day, the first of which came in a 5-2 victory over Holcombe, helped by an Ashpal Bhogal hat trick.
Bowdon Hightown became the first team to book their place at finals day after recording two more victories in the Super 6s Indoor Championship Women’s Premier Division on Saturday. They defeated East Grinstead 6-2 in their opening game, with Tina Cullen scoring a brace, before they took on the only other unbeaten side in the
Bowdon Hightown remain top of the Super 6s Championship Women’s Premier Division after a win and a draw on day two at Phoenix Sport and Leisure Centre, Telford. Despite a brace from Sally Walton, Ashlie Caddick scored a late equaliser that saw them held to a 3-3 draw in their opening game of the day
Bowdon Hightown started the 2016-17 Super 6s Championship Women’s Premier Division with a bang, registering two big wins in the opening round of competition in Telford. Bowdon were in action first and they took no time to get going at the Phoenix Sport and Leisure Centre, hitting double figures against Buckingham winning 10-5. Sally Walton
East Grinstead Men and Women both crowned Super 6s Champions Both sides defeat Canterbury in their respective finals. Eighth consecutive title for East Grinstead Men Women’s Super 6s Semi-Finals: Canterbury 4 (4) Anna Kolarova 3 (PC) Anna Baker 10 (FG) Dirkie Chamberlain 14 (FG) Susie Rowe 20 (FG) University Of Birmingham 2 (1) Vanessa Hawkins
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