Sheffield Dolphins and City of Newport are the early pacesetters in men’s Championship 4, both teams taking five points from three matches during the first weekend of the campaign at Haberdasher’s Aske’s School. The teams had drawn a thriller on day one, 15-year-old Corran Bradley scoring the goal just six seconds from the end that brought Dolphins to 12-12.
Arshia Keyghobadi (Photo: Trevor Hyde) led the way for Dolphins in their third match – he scored nine in a 12-8 defeat of the British Army. Newport trailed 8-5 to Chester at the end of the second period but five goals without reply in the third – by James Farror (2), Luke Turner (2) and Chris Taylor – ensured a 13-10 win.
Leeds went 7-0 up midway through the second period on the way to beating Cambridge 12-9. Emanuele Bontampi and Scott Modra both notched hat-tricks for the winners.
Arshia Keyghobadi (Photo: Trevor Hyde) led the way for Dolphins in their third match – he scored nine in a 12-8 defeat of the British Army. Newport trailed 8-5 to Chester at the end of the second period but five goals without reply in the third – by James Farror (2), Luke Turner (2) and Chris Taylor – ensured a 13-10 win.
Leeds went 7-0 up midway through the second period on the way to beating Cambridge 12-9. Emanuele Bontampi and Scott Modra both notched hat-tricks for the winners.
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