Women's weekend hockey round-up
Published: 10:55, 27 October 2008
Mel Clewlow converted two penalty corners as Canterbury won for the first time this season in the EHL Women’s Premier Division.
After four successive draws, Canterbury beat Poynton 3-2 at Polo Farm on Sunday.
Clewlow opened the scoring on 21 minutes from a penalty corner but Poynton levelled before the break.
Another Clewlow effort put Canterbury 2-1 ahead and Cathy Gilliat-Smith struck the third just after the hour mark.
A 68th-minute goal from Poynton made for a tense finale.
Maidstone clinched their first win of the season in the EHL Women’s Conference East on Saturday.
A 3-1 success over Horsham ended a run of four games without a victory.
Goals from Kathryn Waldrom and Lizzie Daniels put Maidstone 2-0 ahead after 10 minutes.
Horsham pulled a goal back before the break, but Suzanne Leaning made it 3-1 and sealed the win in the 54th minute.
Sevenoaks’ impressive recent form continued with a 3-2 victory at home to Old Loughtonians on Saturday.
It was the side’s third straight win but they left it late.
Anna Frizoni gave Sevenoaks a 13th-minute lead but they were 2-1 down early in the second half.
Sevenoaks staged a fightback and Fiona Harland’s 57th-minute goal levelled the score before Frizoni’s penalty corner, two minutes from time, earned her side maximum points.
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