Otter dominated their top-of-the table battle with Kirkintilloch & Kilsyth, maintaining a proud 100 per cent record in women’s Championship 1 with a 17-8 victory at Bolton today. Pippa Danielson led the scoring with four.
In the closest match of all, Worthing hit back in the late stages to grab an 11-10 victory over Watford. Watford led until the final period when Grace Turner’s goal brought Worthing up to 8-8, followed shortly afterwards by another Worthing goal from Rebecca Smith. The game progressed to 10-10 before Rebecca Smith struck the winner 1.40 from the end.
It was a great weekend for Tyldesley, who beat Coventry 15-10 to complete a hat-trick of wins. Honor Grimes (Photo: Trevor Hyde) scored five. Sophie Wilkinson netted five for Penguin Emperors, who won 20-15 against Exeter.
There will be much to play for when the Championship 2 programme concludes at Eton on 15/16 March. The top three teams will move to Division 1 at the start of the 2025/26 season, while the bottom five head for Division 2 along with Rotherham Metro, who qualified as sixth-placed team in Division 2 in the first phase of this season, and two teams from the play-offs involving Caledonia, Liverpool Liver Birds, Welsh Wanderers.
In the closest match of all, Worthing hit back in the late stages to grab an 11-10 victory over Watford. Watford led until the final period when Grace Turner’s goal brought Worthing up to 8-8, followed shortly afterwards by another Worthing goal from Rebecca Smith. The game progressed to 10-10 before Rebecca Smith struck the winner 1.40 from the end.
It was a great weekend for Tyldesley, who beat Coventry 15-10 to complete a hat-trick of wins. Honor Grimes (Photo: Trevor Hyde) scored five. Sophie Wilkinson netted five for Penguin Emperors, who won 20-15 against Exeter.
There will be much to play for when the Championship 2 programme concludes at Eton on 15/16 March. The top three teams will move to Division 1 at the start of the 2025/26 season, while the bottom five head for Division 2 along with Rotherham Metro, who qualified as sixth-placed team in Division 2 in the first phase of this season, and two teams from the play-offs involving Caledonia, Liverpool Liver Birds, Welsh Wanderers.
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