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Relegation for Saracens

by isleofman.com 4th December 2010

Saracens A bowed out of Manx hockey’s top flight on Saturday.

They went down 3-2 to Vikings B, a result which sealed their relegation.

Saracens came from behind to lead 2-1 with 10 minutes remaining, thanks to two penalty flicks from Steve Cottier.
However, two goals from Jonny Killey and a winner from Ian Perry secured the points for Vikings and bitter disappointment for Saracens.

In the Wi-Manx women’s Premier League, Castletown B were relegated as they went down 2-1 to Bacchas B.

Kelly Bailey and Andrea Craig found the net for Bacchas with Hannah Leece scoring for Town.

Eleanor Gawne, Sara Blackman and Lauren Stewart grabbed the goals as Castletown A were 3-1 winners over Bacchas A, for whom Sam Franklin scored, while Ramsey A saw off Valkyrs B 4-1.

Kathryn Craine (two), Laura Bellwood and Hannah Grubb scored for the northerners with Ellen Cleator notching the Valkyrs’ consolation.

Hockey results for Saturday, December 4

Wi-Manx men’s Premier League

Vikings B 3-2 Saracens A

Wi-Manx men’s Division One

Bacchas D 1-3 Valkyrs B
Castletown C 0-3 Vikings C

Wi-Manx women’s Premier League

Bacchas B 2-1 Castletown B
Castletown A 3-1 Bacchas A
Valkyrs B 1-4 Ramsey A

Wi-Manx women’s Division One

Castletown C 2-6 Harlequins
Vikings B 6-0 Saracens A
Vikings C 1-3 Valkyrs C

Posted by isleofman.com
Saturday 4th, December 2010 08:38pm.

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