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Winchester seconds came from 3-1 down to beat Haslemere 4-3 in a Hampshire Hockey Trophy final thriller at the Army Garrison ground, Aldershot.
Adam Major fired Winchester ahead, but an equaliser by Julian Connolly and two goals either side of half-time gave Haslemere a clear advantage. But the Surrey club, whose first team had won the English Hockey Vase at the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park the previous day, were rocked by a stunning Winchester comeback. The evergreen Andy Winnett lit the touch paper with a second and soon after teenager Matt Cole wriggled his way through to set up Scott Rawlins to make it 3-3. Major’s sweet reverse stick strike then won the match – and the cup – for double winning Winchester, who also won the Hampshire League championship this season.
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liza
6/2/2017 23:00:44
nice post
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6/6/2017 14:39:12
Hockey was famous in Asia but this time it hockey has no future in it. But other countries are give the time of students to play the hockey and it is good to remember this game. But it is rare game in Pakistan.
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