Super 6s 2024 champions crowned | england hockey

The final started out with both teams looking evenly matched until Surbiton broke the deadlock with an excellent field goal from Ruth Gordon. Just thirty seconds later, East Grinstead

quickly evened the scored with an equaliser from Lauren Workman. With two minutes left of the quarter, East Grinstead earned a penalty corner which was converted by Amy Thompson to end the

first quarter 2-1 to East Grinstead. In the opening staged of the second quarter, Steph Elliott collided with Chloe Brown which resulted in a penalty stroke. Biba Mills took to the spot and

powered the ball past Laura Myers, putting East Grinstead 3-1 up. The third quarter was tightly contested but neither team could convert their chances and the final quarter started at 3-1.

In the fourth minute of the final quarter, East Grinstead earned a penalty corner which was converted by Brown putting them 4-1 up and scoring her second goal of the match. With two minutes

left on the clock, Mills scored a field goal to put East Grinstead on 5 goals in the final. Thompson got her second goal of the match in the final minute to end the final with East Grinstead

as champions with a final score of 6-1. East Ginstead's captain, Chloe Brown, said: “We’re ecstatic, we couldn’t ask for anything better. I felt like we dominated from the start and

kept control, they had early chances but so did we. Sticking to the game plan was important and we did that. Europe next year now, we’re super excited.” In a replay of the 2023 final, it was

Old Georgians v Wimbledon in a tightly contested, high tempo final.  Wimbledon opened the scoring after winning two penalty corners in succession and after failing to score from the first

they didn't miss the second chance. Jack Turner got himself on the scoresheet in the second minute, putting Wimbledon 1-0 up.  Old Georgians' James Carson, after a well worked high

press, scored an impressive field goal in the sixth minute of the quarter to level the scoreline.  The second quarter saw end-to-end action with high tempo passes and it wasnt until the

19th minute when Wimbledon comverted their penalty corner chance. It was Aki Kaeppeller that got his name on the score sheet.  Old Georgians got the score back level with another Carson

field goal just one minute later with the score 2-2 at half time.  The third quarter saw battling performances from both sides but Rory Patterson scored first for Wimbledon before Tom Carson

secured the equaliser through a field goal. Before James Carson secured his hat-trick in the final minute of the quarter putting Old Georgians 4-3 up at the break. Wimbledon scored their

equaliser with six minutes to go after Turner scored his second goal with a well worked field goal making it 4-4 with five minutes left.  With almost two minutes left on the clock,

Wimbledon's goalkeeper James Bailey made a flying clearance that had the crowd cheering.  But Bailey was finally beaten by Tom Carson who scored a fighting field goal to add his second

to the scoresheet to make it 5-4.  After, Edward Carson scored in the dying seconds, Old Georgians were crowned Super 6s champions after beating Wimbledon 6-4.  Old Georgians captain, Dan

Shingles, said: “Always a tight one against Wimbledon, every match whether it be indoors or outdoors over the last couple of years have always been close and today was no different. They

have such quality back to front, so we had to work really hard to break them down.  “We’ve been building on from last year’s disappointment, so to come back this year and turn it around is

pretty exciting and special for the guys.”