Three senior wins for Kowinda

Mitch Rodd

SUNRAYSIA Hockey results – Round 8:

WOMEN

Koowinda A d Waratahs A 5-2

Goals: Koowinda: Erin Curtis, Josephine Lewis 2, Ebony Spencer. Waratahs: Milla Bambrick, Melissa Tucker.

Waratahs B d Koowinda B on forefeit.

MEN

Koowinda Purple d Waratahs 6-0

Goals: Koowinda: Jamie Pain 3, Jade Chapman, James Perry, Ben Trotman.

Koowinda Blue d Rivaside B 2-1

Goals: Koowinda: Danil McKenzie, Matthew Wickham. Rivaside: Ashley Taylor.

Mildura Wanderers drew Rivaside A 4-4. 

Goals: Wanderers: Mitchell Timms 2, Ryan Hawke, Michael Penna. Rivaside: Kayd Divola 2, Peter Holt, Liam Wood.

UNDER 16 GIRLS

Waratahs d Rivaside on forfeit.

UNDER 16 BOYS

Warathas d Koowinda 4-1

Goals: Waratahs: Hamish Regan 2, Callum Beckwith, Lincoln Mercieca. Koowinda: Danil McKenzie.

UNDER 13 GIRLS

Rivaside d Koowinda 6-0

Goals: Rivaside: Pippa Hibberd 3, Demi Atkinson, Paige Jukes, Olivia Kent.

UNDER 13 BOYS

Koowinda d Rivaside 2-1

Goals: Koowinda: Jacquez McKenzie 2. Rivaside: Ryan Woods.

Waratahs d Mildura Wanderers 3-0

Goals: Waratahs: Mark Healy, Riley Hunter, Fourie Lourens.

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