‘Super Sixes’ results and tables for 12 December 2010

Men's Premier Division

East Grinstead	(6)	12	-	7	(3)	Bowdon
David De Prez - 2 15 27 (F, F, F) Darren Cheeseman - 4 (F) Ashley Jackson - 7 9 20 39 (PC, PC, F, PC) Scott Ashdown - 24 (PC) Barry Middleton - 30 (F) Niall Stott - 32 (PC) Mark Pearn - 37 (F)						Simon Egerton - 3 23 36 (F, PC, PC) Ross Stott - 3 (F) Alex Edmonstone - 10 (F) David Egerton - 26 (F) Nigel Croke - 29 (F)
Canterbury	(2)	7	-	7	(4)	Surbiton
Michael Farrer - 2 22 (PC, PS) Matthew Bunyan - 15 31 (F, F) Kwan Browne - 21 34 (F, F) Ben Hare - 25 (F)						Mike Trim - 6 (PC) Richard Alexander - 6 19 (F, F) James Tindall - 12 26 40(F, F, F) Tim Pinnock - 36 (PC)
Loughborough Students	(1)	3	-	4	(1)	St. Albans
Nick Catlin - 14 (F) David Beckett - 30 31 (PC, F)						David Williams - 20 (F) Andrew Dixon - 28 33 (PC, PC) David Cooper - 36 (F)
Beeston	(1)	3	-	3	(1)	Old Loughtonians
Adam Dixon - 20 34 (PC, PC) James McBlane - 36 (PC)						Stuart Hardy - 6 (F) Scott Sandison - 22 (F) James Stedman - 40 (F)
Reading	(0)	5	-	7	(1)	East Grinstead
Austin Smith - 29 34 (F, F) Simon Mantell - 34 39 (F, F) Jonty Clarke - 40 (F)						Barry Middleton - 8 27 (F, F) David De Prez - 23 (F) Ashley Jackson - 25 28 (PC, PC) Darren Cheeseman - 31 (F) Mark Pearn - 39 (F)
Bowdon	(4)	10	-	10	(7)	Canterbury
Simon Egerton - 4 6 22 33 40 (F, F, F, F, PS) Alex Edmonstone - 8 (F) Nigel Croke - 19 (PC) Ross Stott - 27 (PC) Michael Hoare - 29 (F) David Egerton - 30 (F)						Liam Foster - 7 (F) Andrew Dunn - 9 (F) Tom Richford - 11 (F) Kwan Browne - 13 20 (PC, PC) Huw Stevens - 13 (F) Akim Toussaint - 16 36 (F, F) Richard Keir - 32 33 (F, F)
Surbiton	(2)	3	-	7	(5)	Loughborough Students
James Tindall - 9 38 (PC, PC) Mike Trim - 12 (PC)						Nick Catlin - 4 18 19 (F, F, F) David Beckett - 4, 24 (F, F) Henry Weir - 9 (F) Simon Faulkner - 22 (F)
St. Albans	(3)	5	-	6	(2)	Beeston
Glenn Webster - 1 12 39 (F, F, F) David Cooper - 17 37 (F, PC)						Richard Lane - 2 (PC) Tim Davenport - 16 29 32 35 40 (F, F, F, F, F)
Old Loughtonians	(1)	3	-	3	(0)	Reading
Harry Martin - 20 (PC) Oliver Didham - 25 (F) James Stedman - 25 (F)						Simon Mantell 35 36 38 (F, F, PC)

Men's Premier Division Table

		P	W	D	L	F	A	GD	Pts
1	East Grinstead	4	4	0	0	36	17	19	12
2	Old Loughtonians	4	2	2	0	18	15	3	8
3	Beeston	4	2	1	1	19	20	-1	7
4	Reading	4	1	2	1	22	19	3	5
5	Canterbury	4	1	2	1	31	29	2	5
6	St Albans	4	1	1	2	16	20	-4	4
7	Loughborough Students	4	1	1	2	17	22	-5	4
8	Bowdon	4	0	2	2	26	33	-7	2
9	Surbiton	4	0	1	3	16	26	-10	1

Women's Premier Division

Slough	(1)	8	-	1	(0)	Ipswich
Lauren Penny - 7 (F) Chloe Strong - 22 27 (PC, PC) Natalie Bell - 26 (PC) Nora Ilkei - 29 (F) Nicola White - 31 33 38 (F, F, F)						Vanessa Roberts - 36 (PC)
Canterbury	(1)	6	-	2	(1)	Sutton Coldfield
Hayley Brown - 10 38 (F, F) Sarah Kerly - 31 (F) Susie Rowe - 33 40 (PC, PC) Natasha Brennan - 39 (PC)						Jane Sixsmith - 5 (F) Jen Parkinson - 35 (F)
Reading	(1)	1	-	3	(1)	Leicester
Alex Danson - 10 (F)						Chloe Rogers - 20 38 (F, PC) Vanessa Hawkins - 21 (F)
Trojans	(3)	7	-	3	(2)	Chelmsford
Jenny Peebles - 2 20 26 (F, F, F) Lizzie Gittens - 10 (F) Stephanie Farmer - 23 (PC) Nyssa Cole - 37 38 (F, F)						Kate Taylor - 16 (F) Sarah Bolton - 19 (F) Hayley Heggie - 32 (PC)
Bowdon Hightown	(1)	2	-	2	(0)	Slough
Tina Cullen - 3 (F) Sally Walton - 40 (PC)						Chloe Strong - 25 (PC) Alex Scott - 31 (PC)
Ipswich	(1)	3	-	4	(1)	Canterbury
Leigh Bierman - 6 (F) Jessica Bloom - 23 (F) Annabel Driver - 25 (PC)						Susie Rowe - 14 30 34 (PC, PC, PC) Sarah Kerly - 23 (F)
Sutton Coldfield	(0)	1	-	6	(4)	Reading
Jen Parkinson - 24 (F)						Alex Danson - 4 8 20 (PC, F, F) Emma Thomas - 13 36 (F, F) Emily Maguire - 28 (F)
Leicester	(8)	6	-	1	(1)	Trojans
Vanessa Hawkins - 2 (PC) Hannah Smith - 3 (PC) Chloe Rogers - 13 20 (PC, F) Lauren Turner - 16 (F) Katie Long - 21 (F)						Jenny Peebles - 5 (F)
Chelmsford	(1)	0	-	3	(3)	Bowdon Hightown
Hayley Heggie - 35 (PC)						Tina Cullen - 3 (F) Sally Walton - 7 14 (PS, PC)

Women's Premier Division Table

		P	W	D	L	F	A	GD	Pts
1	Canterbury	4	4	0	0	22	7	15	12
2	Leicester	4	4	0	0	20	5	15	12
3	Slough	4	2	1	1	13	5	8	7
4	Bowdon Hightown	4	2	1	1	16	13	3	7
5	Reading	4	2	0	2	11	9	2	6
6	Trojans	4	2	0	2	15	20	-5	6
7	Sutton Coldfield	4	1	0	3	14	21	-7	3
8	Chelmsford	4	0	0	4	6	19	-13	0
9	Ipswich	4	0	0	4	7	25	-18	0

‘Super Sixes’ Indoor League First Day Results

Here are the results of today's matches in the 'Super Sixes' indoor hockey league. Unfortunately we have been unable to obtain the names of the scorers in the men's matches.

 

Men's Premier Division

 

Reading	(3)	5	-	5	(1)	Loughborough Students
East Grinstead	(3)	7	-	3	(3)	St. Albans
Bowdon	(4)	5	-	7	(2)	Beeston
Canterbury	(4)	7	-	9	(4)	Old Loughtonians
Surbiton	(1)	4	-	9	(4)	Reading
Loughborough Students	(1)	2	-	10	(4)	East Grinstead
St. Albans	(2)	4	-	4	(3)	Bowdon
Beeston	(1)	3	-	7	(5)	Canterbury
Old Loughtonians	(2)	3	-	2	(1)	Surbiton

 

Men's Premier Division Table

		P	W	D	L	F	A	GD	Pts
1	East Grinstead	2	2	0	0	17	5	12	6
2	Old Loughtonians	2	2	0	0	12	9	3	6
3	Reading	2	1	1	0	14	9	5	4
4	Canterbury	2	1	0	1	14	12	2	3
5	Beeston	2	1	0	1	10	12	-2	3
6	Bowdon	2	0	1	1	9	11	-2	1
7	St Albans	2	0	1	1	7	11	-4	1
8	Loughborough Students	2	0	1	1	7	15	-8	1
9	Surbiton	2	0	0	2	6	12	-6	0

 

 

 

Women's Premier Division

 

Bowdon Hightown	(1)	3	-	4	(2)	Reading
Sally Walton - 5 30 39 (PC, PS, F)						Emily Maguire - 1 (F) Alex Danson - 19 38 (F, F) Lindsay Molyneux - 29 (F)
Slough	(1)	1	-	2	(0)	Leicester
Ashleigh Ball - 1 (F)						Lauren Turner - 30 (F) Vanessa Hawkins - 38 (F)
Ipswich	(0)	1	-	6	(2)	Trojans
Hannah Martin - 34 (F)						Jenny Peebles - 5 30 36 (F, F, F) Stephanie Farmer - 18 28 (F, PC) Nyssa Cole - 35 (F)
Canterbury	(1)	4	-	1	(1)	Chelmsford
Susie Rowe - 18 31 36 (PS, PC, PC) Mel Clewlow - 46 (F)						Julia Butterworth - 3 (F)
Sutton Coldfield	(3)	6	-	8	(1)	Bowdon Hightown
Vicky Woolford - 3 12 (PC, F) Jane Sixsmith - 9 (F) Charlotte Cross - 34 (F) Clare Florida-James - 36 (PC) Sarah Mills - 39 (F)						Sally Walton - 11 28 38 (PC, PC, PC) Nicky O'Donnell - 22 (F) Claire Lowry - 27 (F) Kayleigh Humphreys - 30 (F) Fay Nash - 30 33 (F, F)
Reading	(0)	0	-	2	(1)	Slough
						Alex Scott - 16 24 (F, PC)
Leicester	(3)	7	-	2	(1)	Ipswich
Chloe Rogers - 1 (F) Rebecca Herbert - 14 24 (F, F) Vanessa Hawkins - 20 (PC) Hannah Smith - 26 (PC) Lauren Turner - 27 38 (F, PC)						Lizzy Aldous - 10 (PC) Annabel Driver - 36 (PC)
Trojans	(0)	1	-	8	(2)	Canterbury
Lizzie Gittens - 37 (F)						Susie Rowe - 7 23 (PC, PC) Sarah Kerly - 10 29 (F, F) Jen Wilson - 29 (F) Nat Seymour - 30 35 (F, F) Hayley Brown - 40 (F)
Chelmsford	(0)	1	-	5	(0)	Sutton Coldfield
Kat Hales - 33 (F)						Charlene Mason - 25 34 (F, F) Jen Parkinson - 32 (F) Jane Sixsmith (37 (F) Sarah Mills - 40 (PC)

Women's Premier Division Table

		P	W	D	L	F	A	GD	Pts
1	Canterbury	2	2	0	0	12	2	10	6
2	Leicester	2	2	0	0	9	3	6	6
3	Sutton Coldfield	2	1	0	1	11	9	2	3
4	Bowdon Hightown	2	1	0	1	11	10	1	3
5	Slough	2	1	0	1	3	2	1	3
6	Reading	2	1	0	1	4	5	-1	3
7	Trojans	2	1	0	1	7	9	-2	3
8	Chelmsford	2	0	0	2	2	9	-7	0
9	Ipswich	2	0	0	2	3	13	-10	0

PREMIER DIVISIONS KICK OFF SUPER SIXES

The Premier Divisions of the Indoor League are playing their first matches today. The matches end in the early evening and we will bring you the full results later. However, we have the following results from the first four matches in the Women's Premier:

Bowdon Hightown 3 Reading 4
Slough 1 Leicester 2
Ipswich 1 Trojans 6
Canterbury 4 Chelmsford 1

EURO DRAW ENSURES ENGLISH CLUB IN ROUND THREE

England is guaranteed a quarter final place in the EuroHockey League as the draw puts East Grinstead up against Reading in Round Two this Easter. The winner will go on to play the victor of the match between Belgian side KHC Dragons and Rot Weiss Koln of Germany.

The third English side in the competition, Beeston, will play Dinamo Kazan of Russia. The winners will most likely find themselves playing Barry Middleton's old club, HGC of The Netherlands in the next round. HGC are scheduled to play Glenanne of Ireland in Round Two.

Amongst the other matches that have emerged from the draw, the meeting between Bloemendaal and UHC Hamburg promises to be a competitive match. Both clubs have won the league in previous seasons and UHC are the current holders. The winner faces another tough match in Round three, where they will face either Oranje Zwart of The Netherlands or Spain's RC Club de Barcelona.

The venue for Rounds Two and Three of this season's EuroHockey League is Bloemendaal. Round Two matches will be played on 22^nd and 23^rd April, followed by the Round Two matches on 24^th and 25^th.

The draw in full:

Bloemendaal v UHC Hamburg
Oranje Zwart v RC Polo de Barcelona
KHC Dragons v Rot Weiss Koln
East Grinstead v Reading
Beeston v Dinamo Kazan
HGC v Glenanne
Mannheimer v Atletic Terrassa
Club de Campo v Pembroke Wanderers

FROZEN PITCHES WIPE 0UT MEN’S PREMIERSHIP

Wintry conditions wiped out the England Hockey League for the second day running, after no matches were played in the Women's Premier Division yesterday. Today it was the turn of the Men's Premier Division. Frozen pitches were cited as the most common reason for the cancelation. There were no Conference matches due to be played today.

The England Hockey League now goes into its winter recess and, with the exception of a handful of re-arranged matches, no more games will be played until February. However, there is still a lot of activity taking place in senior hockey, with the indoor league starting next weekend and culminating in the national indoor championships at Wembley on 30 January.

WINTRY CONDITIONS CONTINUE LEAGUE CHAOS

Wintry conditions continue to disrupt the England Hockey League programme with all today's Women's Premier Division matches being postponed. Things do not look promising either for the Men's Premier, with only the matches between Surbiton and Reading, and East Grinstead and Canterbury, still due to be played tomorrow.

The damage to the league programme caused by a second week of postponements has been mitigated by the fact that the Conferences started their break after last weekend's matches. The England Hockey League now goes into the Christmas/New year period with no games due to be played until 5 February 2011, save for a handful of re-arranged matches.

With the promise that freezing conditions could return during next week, the spotlight now turns on the indoor league which are due to start next Saturday. Last season saw massive disruption to the programme caused by snow and ice after Christmas.