by Slazenger HC
Slazenger thirds overcame a robust West Yorkshire Police squad 5-3.
Police scored two early goals but Slazenger arrested the slide and half-back Anwar Al-Kahili and Tony Sidwell started to cause the home side problems.
Short corners were particularly effective and Slazenger went on to score all their five goals without reply until the last ten minutes.
Scorers were Micky Turner, Simon Parker (2), Gavin Kaye, and Martin Lofthouse.
by Slazenger HC
Slazenger thirds were well beaten 4-0 by a fitter, and more determined host side Hull YPI and could have no complaints about the margin of defeat.
by Slazenger HC
In a highly entertaining match between two evenly matched sides, Slazenger thirds and visitors City of York 5th’s, a 1-1 draw was probably the fairest result.
Slazenger moved the ball around nicely in the first half against York and had the best chance of the game, but failed to make it count.
It took a touch of magic to break the deadlock, Paul Wiper dancing through several players and riding a crude tackle before firing in an unstoppable shot.
The goal however, sparked York into life and Thomas Penistone was called upon to make some top notch saves.
York’s pressure eventually paid off with a scrambled goal late on.
Slazenger thirds entertain Huddersfield on Saturday (3pm)
by Slazenger HC
Slazenger 3rd’s got back to winning ways with a solitart goal win over Hull YPI 2nd’s.
Their performance was inspired by Martin Lofthouse, with John Sykes netting the crucial goal early in the second half.
The side’s next match is away at York 5th’s.
(Hull YPI merged with with Kingston-Upon-Hull in 2001)
by Slazenger HC
Slazenger thirds were given a lesson in finishing by hosts Sheffield University Bankers.
Bankers had eight shots on goal, and scored from six without reply.
Slazenger controlled the midfield but lacked bite up front.
Man of the match went to Richard Whawell.
Next up for Slazenger are Hull YPI at home on Saturday, push back 3pm.
