Harrogate Hockey Club Ladies 1s hold Lindum Hockey Club to end five-game losing streak

Harrogate Hockey Club Ladies 1s ended a sequence of five consecutive defeats when they drew 2-2 with Lindum on Saturday afternoon.

Relegated from the Conference North at the end of last term after a season of real struggle, things have not clicked for Evie Barnard's side as yet in 2025/26.

Harrogate Hockey Club Ladies 1s currently find themselves bottom of the Yorkshire & North East Premier Division. Picture: Gerard Binksplaceholder image
Harrogate Hockey Club Ladies 1s currently find themselves bottom of the Yorkshire & North East Premier Division. Picture: Gerard Binks

But, having won just one of their opening eight matches, they did at least manage to earn themselves a share of the spoils at the weekend.

Unfortunately for 'Gate, fellow strugglers Ben Rhydding 2s managed to upset Stokesley, meaning that Barnard and her team-mates slipped to the foot of the table.

Next up for the Ladies 1s is a trip to local rivals City of York this Saturday (2.30pm).

Harrogate Ladies 2s recorded back-to-back victories in Yorkshire Division One courtesy of a 3-2 win away at Pocklington.

The visitors raced into a 3-0 lead inside the opening half an hour, then managed to withstand a late fightback.

Saturday's result sees Sarah Jones' side climb one place to eighth in the table ahead of this weekend's home showdown with Driffield (1.30pm).

Harrogate Men's 1s endured an afternoon forget, suffering an 8-1 home loss at the hands of title-chasing Stockton.

Charles Edmondson netted the hosts' consolation in the 67th minute, with his team already eight goals down.

That defeat was 'Gate's fourth in a row and leaves them in eighth position in the Yorkshire & North East Premier Division standings heading into this Saturday's away fixture at Doncaster 2s (3pm).

In Yorkshire Division Two, Harrogate Men's 2s moved to within a point of leaders City of York 3s after coming from behind to beat Sheffield University Bankers 3s.

The Ainsty Road outfit fell behind on 20 minutes, but responded with 45 on the clock when skipper Josh Lyon fired home.

Ten minutes later, Graeme Bevington scored what proved to be the contest's decisive goal.

This Saturday, Lyon and his men play host to Doncaster 3s (12pm).

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