Ladies 1s Ladies 1s secured a valuable 3 points away at Tunbridge Wells yesterday with a 2-0 win! I scored the first goal from a short corner within 10 mins and then promptly missed a flick as I started dreaming about my hat trick. Lucie Fish scored the second with a worldy at the beginning

Ladies 2s L2-1 Ladies 3s Ladies 3s played at Lee Valley against Chelmsford. With both teams sporting green and white combos there was potential for confusion but we came out totally focused and ready to bring our A game. We played some awesome hockey in the first half with several great attacks on goal. We

Ladies 1s L1s headed to Lee Valley for a showdown with local rivals and top of the league East London. We knew it was going to be tough and we managed to keep EL out until they scored twice from two short corners. We rallied at half time and early in the second half a

Ladies 1s Another team authored match report: L1s were super eager to win after last week’s disappointment. We were ready and raring to go. We started well, applying pressure and responding to their attacking play. Me, me, me, I scored the first goal. It was loopy. Fish hurt her foot. She was limpy. The oppo

Ladies 1s L1s had one to forget today. Missing captain Fish we set off early doors in miserable weather to Ashford. We started swiftly with a fab effort from Philippa Leguen De Lacroix putting us ahead in the first few minutes. Unfortunately that was our peak and I’m not really sure what happened after that.

Ladies 1s Team effort on the match report: L1s had another home game against Havering who were one place above us in the league (Philippa Leguen De Lacroix gave an excellent explanation of the six pointer that even Shrimpie understood) Every single player worked especially hard and dug deep. 75% of the play in their