Close finishes were the order of the day as men's Championship 4 began its second weekend of matches at Liverpool.
Hucknall, 4-1 up against Sheffield Dolphins at one stage, found themselves trailing 8-6 in the final quarter. A goal by Iain Greig (Photo: Trevor Hyde) reduced the margin with 2.46 to go; within a minute, Sam Joyce claimed his fourth goal for Hucknall to square it at 8-8.
Caledonia Storm and Leeds reached the final period level at 6-6. It was the Scots who dominated the rest of the game, winning 10-7 thanks to goals by Guy Broadhurst, Jack Robertson, Callum MacGregor and Andrew Woodall.
The Army retained their unbeaten record after four matches by winning a close battle with Invicta Marlins 12-10. Coventry suffered their first reverse - well beaten 14-8 by Watford Saxons. Zac Corcoran was the lead scorer for Saxons, with five.
Later, Iain Greig led the scoring with five in Hucknall's 11-7 win against Leeds.
Hucknall, 4-1 up against Sheffield Dolphins at one stage, found themselves trailing 8-6 in the final quarter. A goal by Iain Greig (Photo: Trevor Hyde) reduced the margin with 2.46 to go; within a minute, Sam Joyce claimed his fourth goal for Hucknall to square it at 8-8.
Caledonia Storm and Leeds reached the final period level at 6-6. It was the Scots who dominated the rest of the game, winning 10-7 thanks to goals by Guy Broadhurst, Jack Robertson, Callum MacGregor and Andrew Woodall.
The Army retained their unbeaten record after four matches by winning a close battle with Invicta Marlins 12-10. Coventry suffered their first reverse - well beaten 14-8 by Watford Saxons. Zac Corcoran was the lead scorer for Saxons, with five.
Later, Iain Greig led the scoring with five in Hucknall's 11-7 win against Leeds.
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