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Ladies First XI Win At Banbridge
ByadminBy Lauren Brown After a disappointing 4-0 defeat to Portadown in their first league game on Saturday, the ladies First XI travelled to Banbridge on Wednesday for their final match in the group stage of the Senior Cup. They hoped for a good performance after Saturday and more importantly a win to see them through…
Local derby win in Linden Cup
North Down travelled to Bangor on Saturday to play neighbours Bangor in the Linden Cup. They secured a close but comfortable win by 2-1. North Down dominated territory for long periods but had difficulty finishing off many fine moves. They moved the ball about quickly and accurately causing the Bangor defence all sorts of problems….
Hilary’s goal secures the three points!
On Saturday North Down ladies fourths welcomed their Co. Londonderry visitors Priorians seconds to Comber Leisure Centre keen to avenge a 1-0 defeat earlier in the season. True to form, it was a close run affair. During the first half Priorians showed their strength by controlling the midfield and pressurising the home defence but they…
First eleven blitzed in third quarter!
Hockey returned on Saturday after the Xmas break and North Down welcomed league leaders Instonians to Comber Leisure Centre for a Premier League fixture. North Down were without some regulars due to Covid and injury and took the opportunity to introduce young up and coming player Oliver Smith to the squad. Both teams started cautiously…
Unlucky North Down
North Down entertained Portadown in a rearranged Premier League game on Wednesday evening at Comber Leisure Centre. They were dealt a blow before the game when playmaker Jonny Linter had to cry off with flu. The first real action of the game saw Portadown win a corner which was saved at the expense of another….
JR hat trick for ladies fifths
Three goals from Julie Fisher and contributions from Lynsey Stevenson, Karen Jackson and Hilary West, who missed six more, gave the ladies fifths a comfortable 6-0 win over Instonians seconds yesterday.









