Investec Women’s Vase Bloxwich 0 – 3 Formby Sophie Crooke F 30 Steph Butterworth F F 37 42 Chichester Priory Park 0 – 10 Amersham and Chalfont Alice Keddy F F PC 20 32 59 Melissa Humphries PC F 35 64 Clare Winter F 49 Freya Coutaux F F F 41 51 52 Kate Wooldridge
Surbiton returned to the top of the Investec Women’s Hockey League Premier Division table after carving out a 3-1 win over Clifton, while previous leaders the University of Birmingham slipped up. Goals from Olivia Chilton, Sarah Page and Giselle Ansley helped the reigning champions take a win which puts them top, and although they are
Bowdon Hightown face a tough double-header weekend, as they bid to avoid relegation danger in the Investec Women’s Hockey League Premier Division. Play-off hopefuls Holcombe host the Cheshire side on Saturday, and are desperate for points to climb into the top four and make it to the League Finals weekend on April 16-17 at the
Surbiton moved to within one point of the University of Birmingham at the top of the Investec Women’s Hockey League Premier Division after a 2-0 win over East Grinstead. Rebecca Middleton and Olivia Chilton were both on target in the first half to give Reading a 2-0 victory as Birmingham slipped to a shock 1-0
Clifton are preparing to take on Canterbury in the Investec Women’s Hockey League Premier Division on Saturday, as the season reaches a crucial point for many teams’ hopes of reaching the play-offs. Currently fifth, Clifton have shown good form in recent matches including beating leaders the University of Birmingham in the Investec Cup, before losing
The University of Birmingham opened up a four-point gap on Surbiton with a 4-1 win over Clifton in the Investec Women’s Hockey League Premier Division on Saturday. Jo Turnbull opened the scoring, firing home in the 12th minute before Sade Gerald doubled the lead on 24 minutes. Laura Bridge pulled one back for Clifton but
Rivals East Grinstead and Holcombe are preparing for battle in the Investec Women’s Hockey League Premier Division, as the push for a play-off spot heats up. The pair are level on 18 points alongside Clifton, and with five matches left it looks like it will be a close fight to make it into the top
AFTER losing top spot the previous weekend, the University of Birmingham regained the lead in the Investec Women’s Premier Division as they beat hosts Bowdon Hightown while rivals Surbiton were held to a draw. The students won 2-0 away at Bowdon Hightown, Hannah Martin and Erica Sanders scoring the goals with goalkeeper Katherine Somerville saving
First face third in the Investec Women’s Hockey League Premier Division on Saturday as leaders Surbiton travel to third-placed Canterbury. It’s tight at the top and if Canterbury win, they will go level on points with their opponents. But it’ll be no mean feat with Surbiton still unbeaten in 12 games. “We know that Surbiton
Surbiton leapfrogged the University of Birmingham into first place in the Investec Women’s Hockey League Premier Division with a convincing 3-0 away win on Saturday. The students had been looking to go five points clear of the visitors, but fell behind in the first half to a goal from Naomi Evans before Sarah Page and
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