1st XI v King’s Canterbury

Result: Won 9-2

A hat-trick from Will Malins underpinned a dominant performance by the 1st XI as they comfortably despatched King's Canterbury 9-2. The game started at a frenetic pace which suited Felsted, who opened up a 2-0 lead within the first 10 minutes. Another two goals by half-time left King's chasing the game. This played into Felsted's hands, as big gaps opened up for the midfield trio to pull the strings from. Debutant, Ed Lucas also demonstrated his potential as he played a large part in setting up the 6th goal.

Felsted 2nd XI v The Perse

Tuesday 5^th February

Result: Lost 3-1

After playing some attractive hockey, Felsted took the lead midway through the first half only to see The Perse equalize just before half time. The Perse came out stronger in the second half and started to win the midfield battle. Although both teams created plenty of goal scoring opportunities, it was The Perse who found the back of the net twice more and went on to win this entertaining game.

Boys' Hockey U16 Essex Champions

On Thursday 31st January, Felsted U16 Boys’ Hockey team won the Essex County Tournament and now progress to the regional round of the national competition. The team played 4 matches during the day, and playing some superb hockey in the process, managed to win all 4 games. The results were...3-0 v Chigwell, 2-0 v Bancrofts, 5-0 v Forest and 3-2 v Coopers Coburn. The squad, which contained many under 16 A players as well as 5 from the under 15 A's, are now County Champions and will play in the regional round, taking place this Thursday, 7th February. Well done to all involved and good luck this Thursday.

Boys 2nd XI v Framlingham

Saturday 2^nd February

Result: Won 3-0

After a slow start, Felsted grew into the game and put Framlingham under pressure as they went into half time a goal up. In the second half, the home side increased the tempo but defended well against the counter attack. Some fine saves by the Framlingham goalkeeper kept the quick Felsted forwards at bay before 2 well worked open play goals settled this entertaining contest.

M.O.M. Jack Hebron