Horowhenua Chronicle

Well-fought games for hockey finals

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The wait for the final was worth it for all grades of school hockey.

Some well-fought games took place in fantastic conditions at the Halliwell Turf on Monday.

All teams played well this season with great sportsmans­hip, much improved teamwork over the season and plenty of parental support from the side lines.

Horowhenua Hockey had a mentor programme in place for the umpires this year, and all the umpires showed there is great potential for up and coming umpires among those who who turned up every week during the season.

Poroutawha­o School seemed to be in control of the final against Te Horo Trappers but Te Horo took their chances through the game and scored three goals to secure the win 3-2.

Foxton Beach Eels took on St Joseph’s Stars with a toughfough­t game of hockey, St Joseph’s came out the winners with a 8-1 victory.

 ?? LVN140918j­bhockey3 ?? Poroutawha­o School’s O¯ katia played Te Horo School’s Trappers for first and second place. Te Horo were unable to prevent this goal.
LVN140918j­bhockey3 Poroutawha­o School’s O¯ katia played Te Horo School’s Trappers for first and second place. Te Horo were unable to prevent this goal.
 ?? LVN140918j­bhockey2 ?? Ohau ¯ School’s Stars played Foxton Beach School’s Kahawai for third and fourth.
LVN140918j­bhockey2 Ohau ¯ School’s Stars played Foxton Beach School’s Kahawai for third and fourth.
 ?? LVN140918j­bhockey1 ?? Fairfield School’s Panthers v Te Horo School’s Titans for third and fourth place.
LVN140918j­bhockey1 Fairfield School’s Panthers v Te Horo School’s Titans for third and fourth place.
 ?? LVN140918j­bhockey4 ?? Foxton Beach School Eels worked hard to stop St Joseph’s Stars getting past their goalie.
LVN140918j­bhockey4 Foxton Beach School Eels worked hard to stop St Joseph’s Stars getting past their goalie.

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