A superb second-half fightback to beat Bloxwich was Chesterfield’s consolation prize for confirmation that they have just missed out on the league title.
Coach Christian Battye expressed his amazement at an incredible display by promoted Chesterfield that kept alive their hopes of the Midland Men’s Hockey League, Third Division title.
Chirpy Chesterfield sealed promotion from Division Three of the Midland Men’s Hockey League with four games to spare after a 3-0 win over one of their main rivals, Streetly.
Determined Chesterfield bounced back from their big-match setback the previous week to inch closer to promotion from Division Three of the Midland Men’s Hockey League.
The heroics of stopper Will Murphy were not enough to prevent a heavy defeat for Chesterfield in the match billed as a title-decider in Division Three of the Midland Men’s Hockey League.
Another goal feast at St Mary’s saw title-chasing Chesterfield close the gap to only one point ahead of a crunch match at the top of Division Three in the Midland Men’s League.
A hat-trick from skipper Joe Morton helped Chesterfield U18s pull off a sensational upset to reach the semi-finals of the Tier 3 National Championships on Sunday.
Coach Christian Battye was pleased, if not elated, as title-chasing Chesterfield came through a double-header at the weekend with six points and ten goals.
New Tasmanian signing Ollie Smith spearheaded an extraordinary 9-3 victory for Chesterfield to keep up their push for the title in Division Three of the Midland Men’s Hockey League.
Coach Christian Battye was full of praise for his Chesterfield side as they swept aside Burton to maintain their title challenge in Division Three of the Midland Men’s League.
Determined Chesterfield bounced back from their first defeat of the season the previous week to end the unbeaten record of fellow title-chasers Streetly.
