| Steels held at home |
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| STEELS failed to find the net for the 1st time this season in a poor encounter at Bracken Moor on Saturday.
Stocksbridge were pretty much unchanged from last Saturday with just Duncan Richards coming in for an injured Richard Adams.
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| A 'bridge too far' after computer glitch in cup |
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| With no league games, all the focus was on the Sheffield and Hallamshire Cup and new team Bridge were drawn in the Senior Challenge Cup which apparently was a computer error.
They were drawn against Meadowhall side Ridgeway Athhletic and went... |
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| Barber secures a draw |
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| Pennine League 4
Drighlinton A v Sheffield Hillsborough Hawks
A dull but dry day saw the Hawks going downhill in the first half but the home team opened the scoring with an unconverted try after two minutes.
Simon Lomas scored the Hawks first... |
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| Dowd magic seals comeback |
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| STEELERS found a new hero on Sunday when youngster Robert Dowd scored his first Sheffield hat trick, helping his team come back from a 3-1 deficits at the halfway mark and record a famous 6-3 victory.
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| Steels crash out of cup |
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| STOCKSBRIDGE Park Steels succumbed to a 2-1 defeat at the hands of Curzon Ashton, crashing out of the FA Cup in the process, and disappointingly, it was little more than the visitors warranted.
It was the worst possible start for the home... |
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| 'Not good enough' - Matsos |
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| Three points out of four not good enough says Matsos
Steelers 7-3 Hull Stingrays
Manchester Phoenix 2-1 Steelers (After overtime and penalty shots)
“Better but certainly not good enough.” said Steelers coach David Matsos after seeing his side collect three out of four points... |
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| Young Hawks craft win |
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Sheffield Hillsborough Hawks ARLFC U11s (18) 30
Meltham All BlacksU11s (10) 16
The team stood proudly wearing new kit kindly sponsored by Carcraft for their first match of the season.
Within minutes we saw some good strong runs from Thomas Day, Ben... |
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| Stocksbridge loses in vase |
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| STOCKSBRIDGE first XV played Thorne in the EDF Vase on a glorious sunny afternoon at Bolsterstone.
Thorne, who play two divisions above Stocksbridge, kicked off and with a lack of concentration, Stocksbridge were on the back foot.
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| Fothergill grabs six goals |
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| Fothergill grabs six goals for FC Windsor
Lewis Fothergill lead the scoring as FC Windsor tore Foxhill Rangers apart with a 9-1 win, their other scorers were Andy Dawson, Elliott Whattam and David Grayson, and for Fox Hill Lee Morley was... |
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| Physical Retford take points |
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| RETFORD’S physical approach to their encounter with Stocksbridge Park Steels proved to be the difference between the two top sides.
The loss away from home followed on from a great win on Tuesday when they swept aside Grantham with a thumping... |
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| Double defeat |
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| Nottingham Panthers 5-4 STEELERS (League)
STEELERS 2-3 Manchester Phoenix (Challenge Cup)
THIS was a weekend Steelers coach David Matsos will want to forget. Steelers led twice on both Saturday in Nottingham and at home against Manchester the following evening, but couldn't hold on... |
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| Stocksbridge finishes in style! |
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| Match Report by James Ward
Stocksbridge Sunday XI (106-0) beat Stainborough (103/9) by 10 wickets
Captain Dave Ward rolled back the years with a sublime unbeaten half-century as Stocksbridge Sunday XI rounded off their campaign with a crushing win over Stainborough.
Ward took... |
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| Rugby XV suffers heavy defeat |
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| STOCKSBRIDGE Rugby Club’s first XV travelled to Hemsworth for their first league game of the season, and with injuries and last minute cry-offs, Stocksbridge captain Craig Hollingsworth just managed to scrape a team together.
Hemsworth kicked off and started off playing very... |
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| Oaks stay top with win |
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| A FINE day for football at last - what a welcome relief from the recent rain that we have had.
Norton Oaks continued their good start to the season with a 5-2 win away at Rawson Springs, with Keith Dunk on the... |
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| Treble secures cup win |
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| STOCKSBRIDGE bounced back from Tuesday's poor showing against Goole to book their place in the second qualifying round of the FA Cup for the second season running.
The manager made one change to the team with Adams starting in place of Duncan... |
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| Barton sees off Fishlake |
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| Stocksbridge Sunday XI (104 all out) beat Fishlake (75 all out) by 29 runs
Stocksbridge Sunday XI put the disappointment of missing out on promotion behind them as they claimed all six points in a low-scoring clash with Fishlake, their penultimate game... |
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| High Green secure promotion |
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| IT’S official! The GMB High Green Village Cricket Club has been promoted from the Sheffield Cricket League Division B.
Fortune favoured HGVCC and TRS’s failure to beat one of this season’s struggling sides Woodhouse led to their promotion.
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| Ten goal feast! |
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| STEELERS produced two dominant performances this weekend, with a stunning 5-1 home victory over league champions Coventry on Saturday followed by a 6-3 road victory over Edinburgh in the clubs first Challenge Cup game.
Forward Ashley Tait led the way for the... |
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| Ecclesfield snatch dramatic win |
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| Ecclesfield WMC had an excellent win over Noah’s Ark (Sun) despite being 3-1 down with just 20 minutes remaining and a bare 11 players they fought back to snatch a 4-3 win with Matthew Hunter, Lyndon Fletcher, Lee Rooney and the winner... |
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| Steels storm to top |
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| STOCKSBRIDGE Park Steels stormed to the top of Unibond League One South and continued their unbeaten start to the season over the Bank Holiday weekend.
After crushing Brigg Town 5-1 on Tuesday, despite having only 10 men for half of the match,... |
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