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It was the short corner customary that did the initial damage, with Ed Daubeney kicking with some real power.Roger Le Maistre in the Victims’ goal made good saves from these initial shots, but Gobis responded the quicker of the two teams to pick up the lax balls.
Evolution OV Convicts 6, JHC Thornbacks 1: JHC Thornbacks called above all their experience to cause the younger Evolution OV Convicts side a few headaches and, indeed,five fingers sale, could have taken the guide afterward ten minutes while Adrian Heelis launched family, but the umpire had yet signalled a discipline corner.As the game went on, Convicts began to look forcreasingly dangerous and opened up a 3 goal lead while Rich Finch converted two penalty corners from the edge of the surround and Robin Le Quesne deflected another over the Thornbacks’ custodian.Paul Marshallsay joined Convicts’ fourth ahead the interval, following some incisive passing from their midfield, and leaving Thornbacks with a mountain to mount in the second half.Thornbacks, though, continued to war and scored from a penalty corner from Heelis ahead Convicts completed a 6-1 victory with a second goal from Le Quesne and a third penalty corner strike from Finch.Division II – Hautlieu HC 7, OV Vets 0: Hautlieu prevailed from the first signal, scoring double within the first quarterutes via Nathan Maguire.Shortly afterward that, Hautlieu won a penalty corner which was converted by a neat strike by Adam Smith via the goalkeeper’s legs.Further go and good passing from the Hautlieu side set Luke Maguire up for two goals of his own and the 5-0 half-time score demonstrated that Hautlieu were clearly on altitude.The second half was many extra even.
In Division I it was ‘as you were’, with Convicts and Gobis conquering another, Convicts still topping the table but Gobis, with two games in hand, seeing perilous.JHC Gobis 12, OV Victims 1: Gobis proceeded their good manner with another impressive victory, sweeping OV Victims alongside.Ali Hall again converted five goals as Gobis displayed the kind of passing hockey that they have been striving as always season.
HAUTLIEU Hockey Club’s dominance in the Jersey Men’s Hockey Association League Division II continues, and they were scarcely inconvenienced in their match against the OV Veterans meantime the veterans in the Hockey Club’s Lions team base the going difficult against the younger and – let’s face it – fitter Crusaders.
Such was the coerce of these shots namely Le Maistre took an harm apt his hand and was replaced in goal by Garret O’Brien.Despite that, Gobis were still capable to detect the back of the net and Matt Banahan, in particular,tory burch totes, had a good game, converting two short edges, haul flicking every either side of the ‘keeper.Victims fought well throughout the game and were awarded with the beginning goal of the second half, yet that was not a sign of anyone reversal in the pattern of play.
It was OV Vets who had the early opportunities, winning several penalty corners, but they were not very able to score.
Lions’ line-up, meanwhile, contained the JHA premier and former Jersey captain Malcolm Banahan.The first half was evenly contested, but Crusaders took the lead when Paul Le Bihan picked up the rebound from a Simon Garton shot and calmly slotted home.Minutes afterward Crusaders’ short corner transition was disallowed as dangerous while Lions’ opportunities to equalise were likewise missed, including a short corner shot from Banahan who found ‘keeper Steve Duffy in cracking form.Burrow came on for the second half and his success by mowing off Lions’ aggressions and defence-splitting passes meant Crusaders dominated.Lions’ experienced defence – Ralph Nichols, Dick Gallichan and Glyn Curtis – were kept engaged and had an wonderful game,hermes purses, holding out until the last five minutes, when Garton scored his second, from near scope,nike shoes sale, for a 2-0 win.Umpires: Nigel Poole and Tony Ray.
They had missed their chance to get back into the game; Craig Morrison scored another for Hautlieu and Luke Maguire completed his hat-trick ten minutes from the final whistle, to seal their victory.Crusaders 2, JHC Lions 0: With four normal players, including goalscorer Martin Le Boutillier, lacking,Nike shoes, Crusaders were repaid by the return of Marcus Cooper, Matthew Burrow and Miles Landick.

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