The votes are in. The dye is cast and the results have been finalised. The moment you’ve all been waiting for, the time to announce the eleven players the public have chosen as their Investec Women’s Premier League Team of the Season. Here goes: Continue reading
And then there were four. The teams who have proved themselves to be the finest in the land will come together at Reading Hockey Club this weekend to do battle to determine who will be crowned champions and also grab that all-important place in Europe for next season. Having finished top of the league, Canterbury already have a European place sewn up and will face Clifton, who finished fourth, in their semi final. The other semi-final pits defending champions Reading against Surbiton. The Top of the D gives you the low-down on the teams. Continue reading
Going into the final week of this season, Canterbury were top of the league, needing a win on the final day against Clifton to qualify for Europe. They made no mistake as goals from Nikki Lloyd and Kim Young got them over the line with a 2-0 win. Continue reading
In anyone’s book, £9,046.57 is a tidy sum of money. It is also the amount of money raised so far by Sam Ward, the Beeston striker as part of the Score4Scan campaign. Continue reading
In the final voting category in the series, it is time to see who you want to see in the forward line for the Investec Women’s Premier League Team of the Season. With 361 goals scored in the league this season it promises to be a hotly contested battle for those coveted three places. Don’t forget you can still vote for the goalkeeper, defenders and midfielders who you want to include in the team.
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