With pretty much every team in the league still having something to play for there is no let-up in the pressure or the drama in each and every one of the games in the Investec Women’s Premier League. With just four games to go, teams are still jockeying for places at the top of the league whilst the relegation play off place is still in the balance. Continue reading
With just four games to go in the NOW: Pensions Men’s Premier League matters at both ends of the table are still to be resolved. The weekend’s results threw up some surprises and some familiar stories as no less than 34 goals were rattled in across the five fixtures. Continue reading
Just like in the men’s premier league, the race for the playoffs is hotting up as Leicester, Bowdon and Clifton are still jockeying for the fourth playoff place whilst Reading, Canterbury and Surbiton are fighting it out for the top three slots and who will play who come the end of season. Continue reading
There was plenty of excitement last week at both ends of the table as some crucial clashes brought out some intriguing results. The NOW: Pensions Men’s Premier League is still as tight as it could be with three sides locked together at the bottom and five sides fighting tooth and nail for the play off slots. Continue reading
For most people, playing one sport at the top level would be a dream come true. For Susie Rowe, it has been a reality in not one, but two sports. Rowe turned her hand at international cricket before resuming her career as a player in the Investec Women’s Premier League for Canterbury. With the Polo Farm side pushing for top spot and a place in Europe next season, The Top of the D caught up with the six-hitting sensation to talk ambitions, experiences, cricket and of course, hockey.
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