Rosie Hogarth stars in Danby Hockey Club Ladies’ loss at Newcastle

Danby Hockey Club Ladies 1s put up a strong fight at Newcastle 3s, the hosts eventually winning by a 2-0 margin

Both teams produced excellent hockey in an end-to-end YNE North East Women's Division 1 encounter.

Danby 1s' Rosie Hogarth was deservedly named Player of the Match for a superb defensive display. Photo by Brian Murfieldplaceholder image
Danby 1s' Rosie Hogarth was deservedly named Player of the Match for a superb defensive display. Photo by Brian Murfield

Newcastle took a 1-0 lead into half-time, but Danby continued to battle hard, showing determination and working well as a team.

Kath and Issy Hogarth combined brilliantly to create chances in front of goal, helping Danby put pressure on Newcastle’s defence.

Plum Sweet and Alice Hogarth were strong defensively while also bringing plenty of positivity and creativity to Danby’s attacking play.

Rosie Hogarth was deservedly named Player of the Match for a superb defensive display, making a valuable contribution throughout.

Despite Danby’s hard work and attacking intent, Newcastle managed to add a second goal.

Although the result didn’t go Danby’s way, there were plenty of positives to take from a spirited team performance against strong opposition.

A depleted Danby 2s lost 12-0 after a long journey to Morpeth 3s on Saturday.

The game started well with some great passing between Deb Callaghan and Emma Hare. Yet Morpeth were quick at gaining it back and were soon in the D yet Rhoda Spark and Eva Gallon did some amazing tackles to keep them out but not for long as the hosts ended the first half 7-0 ahead.

Danby started the second half shattered (as they had no subs) but kept their heads high, the half including many amazing saves by Becky Jackson, with great passing by Callaghan and Bronwyn Crabtree in the middle.

The player of the match was split between Jackson, Emma Hare and Gallon.

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