BEHC 1’s (4-0) South Saxons

Blackheath showed great resilience and determination as they bounced back from last week's defeat with a resounding victory over South Saxons in their latest match.

They got off to a slow start with South Saxons pushing high but were soon off the mark scoring two goals (from Annie & Stan) and creating numerous scoring opportunities. However, the umpires' decisions not playing advantage meant that three additional goals were not awarded to Blackheath, adding a layer of frustration to the match.

Despite missing a penalty, Blackheath continued to push forward and dominate the game. Their defense remained solid, soaking up any pressure from South Saxons and ensuring that their opponents were not able to trouble them too much even after their silver fox’s attempt to sit on Vicky.

In the last quarter of the game, Blackheath intensified their attacking play, pushing higher up the field with even Banksy from left back taking a shot in open play. This aggressive approach paid off, as Blackheath maintained control of the game and secured a well-deserved victory with another two goals from Annie & Evie.

Overall, it was a positive performance from Blackheath, demonstrating their skill, determination, and ability to bounce back from adversity. The team can take pride in their victory and use it as motivation for future matches, building on their success and continuing to strive for excellence on the field.

An unexpected turn of events resulted in Evie falling over backwards over the mens gk kit bag at the end of the match resulting in her pipping Amelie to the post for DOD.

POM Annie & Amelia for great attacking play