Chester will miss the second phase of the season after picking up a single point from two matches in men’s Division 5 at Haberdashers today. Two clubs drop from this seven-team division at the half-way point of the season. Joining Chester will be either Caledonian Storm or Cambridge, who meet tomorrow.
It was an unfortunate day for Chester. Late goals by Adam Page (2), 15-year-old Josh Pender and Josh Barrett put them 14-12 ahead against table-toppers Watford Saxons only for Saxons to snatch a 14-14 draw thanks to strikes by Tom Sabell and Liam McCarthy.
Chester then lost a crunch match 9-8 to Caledonia Storm. The Scots led 3-0 early on but Chester battled back to level at 8-8 1.46 from the end with a man-up goal from Dan Johnson. Twelve seconds later, Gregor Rodger hit the winner, also from a man-up chance.
Cambridge beat Coventry 9-4 with goals in the final quarter from Nick Ludford (2), Bruno Magalhaes (Photo: Trevor Hyde) and Simon Lecomber.
It was an unfortunate day for Chester. Late goals by Adam Page (2), 15-year-old Josh Pender and Josh Barrett put them 14-12 ahead against table-toppers Watford Saxons only for Saxons to snatch a 14-14 draw thanks to strikes by Tom Sabell and Liam McCarthy.
Chester then lost a crunch match 9-8 to Caledonia Storm. The Scots led 3-0 early on but Chester battled back to level at 8-8 1.46 from the end with a man-up goal from Dan Johnson. Twelve seconds later, Gregor Rodger hit the winner, also from a man-up chance.
Cambridge beat Coventry 9-4 with goals in the final quarter from Nick Ludford (2), Bruno Magalhaes (Photo: Trevor Hyde) and Simon Lecomber.
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