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On a bright day in Nottingham UoN and Clifton R W1 met for the last game of the 2002-24 league season. As both had lost their previous 2 games in Phase 3 it was a ‘dead rubber’ with regard to Play Offs but nonetheless important to win. Clifton started brightly but fell behind on 2 minutes when Maddie Long scored. Clifton responded quickly with an outstanding finish from debutant Darcy Shields, only for Darcy then …
CRHC went to Hampstead after a good performance at Surbiton against the best team in the country. Clifton knew that only a in or draw with the extra point gave them a chance of qualifying for the Play Off Finals. The match was delayed by 20 minutes following an injury in the previous game but started in bright sunshine. Ciftin started brightly, putting HW under pressure and looking the better team. Clifton unluckily went behind …
A strange day! Umpires stuck on M4 and then thee water canons would not work and the pitch could not be watered. Loughborough complained and the match was moved to a sand based pitch of lesser quality. Loughborough had all to play for and Clifton had already qualified for Top 8. Loughborough scored early, added a second in Q3 before Phoebe Richards pounced on a PC routine. Clifton had chances but in the end LU …
Another trip to Wimbledon and another close match. For three quarters and a bit the teams could not be separated and it looked like 0-0 would be how it would start: how it would end. Perhaps Clifton’s best chance of winning came in the third quarter when Wimbledon were down to 10 players following a Yellow Card for sliding into the goalkeeper. Clifton didn’t make the most of this opportunity. There were chances at both …
We are BACK at Clifton College with what is due to be a fast-paced attacking game of hockey against a young Exeter University Side. A win here would catapult both teams ahead of the mid table battle and bring about a much more comfortable end to a topsy-turvey 23-24 Conference West Season where every team have picked up results!
The women’s 1st went into the game knowing that a win would secure a top 8 place in Phase 3 of the season; UoB were a place behind CRHC so any slip could let UoB nearer the Top 8 play offs. On the road for the first time in Phase 2, Clifton created early chances but did not convert. Near the end of the 1st Quarter UoB picked the ball on the right folowing a …
After a 3- win at Beeston earlier in the season, Clifton hosted a team that they had many close battles with in recent years. Beeston started the better and dominated Quarter 1, with Cerys Miller scoring a field goal after 13 minutes: 1-0 at Q1 break. Clifton R then possibly had their best quarter of the season thus far, scoring 3 goals to lead 3-1 at half time. Goals from Holly Munro PC 19′, Livvy …
Phase 2 of the season started with Clifton taking 13 points forward from Phase 1 into the Bottom 6 Play offs First up was ISCA, wjhom Clifton beat 2-0 in the first game of Phase 1 and repeated the win in a pre Phase 2 pre friendly 1-0. clifton got off to the very best of starts with Livvy Hoskins deflecting in a goal from great work by Phoebe Richards on the left. Isca equalised …