Penguin and Watford remain neck and neck at the top of men’s Championship 1 after completing their latest wins at Bolton today.
Dennis Linde scored seven as Penguin defeated Caledonia 19-11. The Scots were never in contention after falling 13-3 in arrears after two periods. Other main scorers for Penguin were James Salt (4) and Abie Duffy (3).
Watford led from the start against Portobello, eventually triumphing 12-4, including a hat-trick by Zac Corcoran. Meanwhile, at Eton College, Lancaster won for the first time - 21-14 against Exeter - with both Scott Sharpe and Graham Harrington netting six.
Photo (Trevor Hyde): Lancaster's Brett Takemoto prepares to shoot against Exeter goalie Toby Hogg.
There was a dramatic finish to the Eton weekend when Sheffield snatched a very late 18-17 victory over City of Bristol. Sheffield led all the way through - scores after the first three periods were 7-2, 10-7 and 15-11 - and they seemed to cruising at 17-12 with five minutes remaining in the final quarter. Then Bristol exploded into life, scoring through Alex Brussow, Nathan Brown (2), Stuart Fennell and Steffan Williams to level at 17-17 with 19 seconds remaining. But Sheffield had the last word - a penalty was converted by Corran Bradley just two seconds from the end.
Sedgefield go the final weekend of men's Championship 2 matches with a three-point lead after beating Hucknall 16-7, including a six-goal contribution by John Pratt. Manchester Hawks chalked up their second win of the weekend – 16-6 against Otter.
Dennis Linde scored seven as Penguin defeated Caledonia 19-11. The Scots were never in contention after falling 13-3 in arrears after two periods. Other main scorers for Penguin were James Salt (4) and Abie Duffy (3).
Watford led from the start against Portobello, eventually triumphing 12-4, including a hat-trick by Zac Corcoran. Meanwhile, at Eton College, Lancaster won for the first time - 21-14 against Exeter - with both Scott Sharpe and Graham Harrington netting six.
Photo (Trevor Hyde): Lancaster's Brett Takemoto prepares to shoot against Exeter goalie Toby Hogg.
There was a dramatic finish to the Eton weekend when Sheffield snatched a very late 18-17 victory over City of Bristol. Sheffield led all the way through - scores after the first three periods were 7-2, 10-7 and 15-11 - and they seemed to cruising at 17-12 with five minutes remaining in the final quarter. Then Bristol exploded into life, scoring through Alex Brussow, Nathan Brown (2), Stuart Fennell and Steffan Williams to level at 17-17 with 19 seconds remaining. But Sheffield had the last word - a penalty was converted by Corran Bradley just two seconds from the end.
Sedgefield go the final weekend of men's Championship 2 matches with a three-point lead after beating Hucknall 16-7, including a six-goal contribution by John Pratt. Manchester Hawks chalked up their second win of the weekend – 16-6 against Otter.
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