BT Sport and England Hockey are pleased to announce that the Super 6s Finals Day – the climax of England’s domestic indoor hockey season at the SSE Arena, Wembley, will be shown live on BT Sport on Sunday 31 January. The Women’s and Men’s Semi-finals and Finals will all be shown live across BT Sport’s
Women’s Super 6s Championship DIVISION TWO RESULTS Saturday 23 January 2016 Army (3) 4 – 5 (1) Chelmsford Stourport (1) 4 – 9 (2) Trojans Beeston (0) 2 – 2 (1) Ipswich Stourport (1) 1 – 4 (2) Army Chelmsford (2) 6 – 4 (3) Beeston
Fast, exhilarating end-to-end indoor hockey returns to The SSE Arena, Wembley on 31 January 2016 as England Hockey hosts the Super 6s indoor hockey finals. This year, the re-introduction of the Women’s Semi-Finals to Wembley means there are six games across the whole day. Last year’s women’s champions Bowdon Hightown are back to defend their
Women’s Super 6s Championship DIVISION ONE RESULTS * For goalscorers and full competition details, including live updates click here. Saturday 16 January 2016 Buckingham (3) 4 – 2 (1) Olton and West Warwicks Harleston Magpies (2) 3 – 4 (3) St Albans Firebrands (1) 3 – 4 (3) Brooklands Poynton
Women’s Super 6s Championship DIVISION ONE RESULTS * For goalscorers and full competition details, including live updates click here. Saturday 16 January 2016 Buckingham (3) 4 – 2 (1) Olton and West Warwicks Harleston Magpies (2) 3 – 4 (3) St Albans Firebrands (1) 3 – 4 (3) Brooklands Poynton
Canterbury are still unbeaten in the Women’s Super 6s Championship Premier Division, winning both of their games on Sunday. They faced a Surbiton side still looking for their first point, but it was far from easy for the early table-toppers as they battled to a narrow 2-1 win. Sarah Kerly scored in both halves and
Canterbury dropped their first points of the Women’s Super 6s Championship in Saturday’s supercharged action, but they still lead the Premier Division after the latest round of matches in Telford. Trailing 2-0 at half time, Canterbury battled back to share the spoils 2-2 with Bowdon Hightown. The top two scorers in the Division, Tina Cullen
With the second weekend of the Super 6s qualifiers almost upon us for some teams, the semi finals are almost within touching distance. With the first weekend done and dusted and with each team having played four times, the table has taken shape with last year’s semi-finalists Canterbury setting the pace with a four wins
Canterbury are the only team left with a 100 per cent record after day two of the Women’s Super Sixes Championship at the Phoenix Sport and Leisure Centre at Dawley, near Telford, on Sunday. Victories over last season’s runners-up East Grinstead and Leicester left Canterbury three points clear at the top. In Sunday’s second match
Last season’s runners-up East Grinstead made a great start to their campaign in the Women’s Super Sixes Indoor Championship at the Phoenix Sport and Leisure Centre in Telford, beating Slough and Surbiton on Saturday. Goals from Zoe Burrell, Ruth Gordon and captain Joanna Davis gave EG their win over Slough, while against Surbiton Emma Lee-Smith
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