2017 Stanley Cup Finals: Game 2 Odds, Predictions, TV Info And More For Penguins Vs. Predators - Forbes

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2017 Stanley Cup Finals: Game 2 Odds, Predictions, TV Info And More For Penguins Vs. Predators Forbes The action on the ice should provide more than enough excitement for casual hockey fans, but those desiring to put something on the line in Game 2 might consider wagering on the action. If you are a potential bettor and looking for an edge, you've come ... Old Friends Cheer Pekka Rinne as Predators Make a Stanley Cup RunNew York Times Stanley Cup notes: The PK Subban-Shea Weber trade debate resurfacesLos Angeles Times From guitar picks to hockey pucks: The story of the Nashville PredatorsESPN CBC.ca -SB Nation -SB Nation all 2,487 news articles »

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Penguins wary, Predators confident as Game 2 looms - The Seattle Times

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Penguins wary, Predators confident as Game 2 looms The Seattle Times Nashville Predators goalie Pekka Rinne reacts to an empty-net goal by the Pittsburgh Penguins during the third period in Game 1 of the NHL hockey Stanley Cup Finals, Monday, May 29, 2017, in Pittsburgh. (AP Photo/Gene J. Puskar) ... Old Friends Cheer Pekka Rinne as Predators Make a Stanley Cup RunNew York Times Stanley Cup notes: The PK Subban-Shea Weber trade debate resurfacesLos Angeles Times From guitar picks to hockey pucks: The story of the Nashville PredatorsESPN CBC.ca -SB Nation -SB Nation all 2,417 news articles »

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England announce squad for World League Semi-Final

18-man group named to contest in London and battle for World Cup qualification

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Fulton names squad for Ireland v Pakistan series

Irish Coach Craig Fulton has named his squad for the forthcoming test matches v Pakistan. He has selected 29 players and from this group has named two teams for the first two tests. Following the second game on Saturday, Fulton will name a squad to play the third test on Sunday June 4th at 2pm. All three matches will be played at Lisnagarvey Hockey Club, Comber Road, Lisburn

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De Voogd and Oranje-Rood galvanised to make amends at EHL FINAL4

Bob de Voogd’s says HC Oranje-Rood will use the hurt of missing out on the Dutch playoffs to full effect to galvanise them at this weekend’s EHL FINAL4 in Brasschaat.

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Telkom Orange battle Sliders in women's league

By BRIAN YONGA


Vikings goalkeeper Winnie Kiprop (left) tries to make a save from Audrey Omaido of Telkom Orange (right) during their Kenya Hockey Union Premier League match at City Park Stadium on April 23, 2017. PHOTO | MARTIN MUKANGU |  NATION MEDIA GROUP

Champions Telkom Orange will be looking to maintain their unbeaten start to the season when they take on Sliders in a mid-week Kenya Hockey Union women's Premier League tie at City Park Stadium, Nairobi.

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York triumph again in hockey challenge

York High were crowned champions for the second successive year when they defeated Outeniqua in the South Western Districts final of the SPAR Eastern Cape Schoolgirls Hockey Challenge in George, South Africa at the weekend.

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Sign in tribute to hockey stars

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The sign showing the names of the 21 inductees into the Barbados Hockey Federation’s Hall of Fame. (Picture by Kenmore Bynoe.)

A SIGN with of the names of 21 inductees into the Barbados Hockey Federation’s Hall of Fame has been erected at the turf facility at Wildey.

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Pathway to success for PAHF Umpires and Technical Officials

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2016 Pan American Junior Championship, Toronto - Matias Barbosa (Chile) and Tyler Klenk (Canada)   

It is not simply the players who need training, preparation and a pathway to success. For many umpires and technical officials, although a full-time career in these roles is not yet possible, any international umpire will tell you that the commitment they give to the sport is equal to that given to many careers.

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Top Northern Ireland hockey company buys Scottish rival in major deal

A Co Down sports retailer has scored a major business goal after buying a Scottish rival in a six-figure deal.

By Margaret Canning   


Steven McMurray (left) of McMurray Sports with DJ Wilson (centre) from Ulster Bank, and Alan McMurray, McMurray Sports, as they mark the deal, which will see the local company acquire Scottish rival, Gilmour Sports

McMurray Sports, which operates the Total Hockey website as well as a shop in Banbridge, has acquired hockey equipment seller Gilmour Sports for an undisclosed sum.

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Ravi Ghowry remembered

The Hockey Family community came together on 27 May in Southampton to remember their friend Ravi Ghowry and raise funds for CALM, the Campaign Against Living Miserably.

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Penguins wary, Predators confident as Game 2 looms - Reading Eagle

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Penguins wary, Predators confident as Game 2 looms Reading Eagle "But that's not our hockey club. We know how good we can be. The way we responded was typical Nashville Predators." Typical for everyone except Rinne. The 34-year-old goalie is the main reason Nashville's season will extend into June for the first time. Old Friends Cheer Pekka Rinne as Predators Make a Stanley Cup RunNew York Times Stanley Cup notes: The PK Subban-Shea Weber trade debate resurfacesLos Angeles Times From guitar picks to hockey pucks: The story of the Nashville PredatorsESPN CBC.ca -SB Nation -SB Nation -SB Nation all 2,061 news articles »

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Old Friends Cheer Pekka Rinne as Predators Make a Stanley Cup Run - New York Times

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Old Friends Cheer Pekka Rinne as Predators Make a Stanley Cup Run New York Times For more than a decade, roughly a dozen members of the Karpat team that won back-to-back Finnish hockey league titles in 2004 and 2005 have reconvened every June for a cabin getaway. The retreats give the former teammates a weekend to remember ... Stanley Cup notes: The PK Subban-Shea Weber trade debate resurfacesLos Angeles Times From guitar picks to hockey pucks: The story of the Nashville PredatorsESPN Stanley Cup final: 10 things to considerCBC.ca SB Nation -SB Nation -SB Nation all 1,975 news articles »

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Penguins wary, Predators confident as Game 2 looms - Reading Eagle

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Penguins wary, Predators confident as Game 2 looms Reading Eagle "But that's not our hockey club. We know how good we can be. The way we responded was typical Nashville Predators." Typical for everyone except Rinne. The 34-year-old goalie is the main reason Nashville's season will extend into June for the first time. Stanley Cup notes: The PK Subban-Shea Weber trade debate resurfacesLos Angeles Times From guitar picks to hockey pucks: The story of the Nashville PredatorsESPN Stanley Cup final: 10 things to considerCBC.ca SB Nation -SB Nation -SB Nation all 1,941 news articles »

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On top of the world: England hockey star Tim Whiteman coaches stars of the future at North Walsham High School - Norfolk Eastern Daily Press

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On top of the world: England hockey star Tim Whiteman coaches stars of the future at North Walsham High School Norfolk Eastern Daily Press ... for championship winning Beeston, a team based in Nottinghamshire, said: “The excitement and buzz of the Team GB women's team winning at Rio has really raised the profile of hockey, and when I volunteered to run an after-school hockey club at NWHS, ...

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Arsene Wenger signs new Arsenal contract, but will anything change?

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Top 6 Farmington, Harrison, North, Mercy Hometownlife.com ... Society Officer, Detroit Medical Center Emergency Medicine and OB/GYN Volunteer, Northwestern Women's Health Clinic Volunteer, Henry Ford Research Assistant Volunteer, National Honors Society, Kumon Math and Reading Center Employee, Science Club ... and more »

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DAILY DISH: ENGAGING THE HOCKEY PLAYER IDENTITY - JuniorHockey.com

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DAILY DISH: ENGAGING THE HOCKEY PLAYER IDENTITY JuniorHockey.com If players are part of an ongoing program reading to children, can the club show that the intervention of players made a measurable difference in the children's reading scores? If not, why do they continue to run the program? Clubs vest great ...

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Ravi Ghowry remembered

The Hockey Family assembled in Southampton to remember their friend Ravi Ghowry and raise funds for CALM

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Ravi Ghowry remembered - England Hockey

Ravi Ghowry remembered England Hockey Ravi had started his hockey career while at University, where he joined Southampton University Men's Hockey Club, known as Wessex Hockey. In his debut for the club the side had a bare 11 players to face local rivals Solent University, Ravi stepped in ...

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Late winner sees Scotland beaten by Wales

Scotland w Wales - Fiona Burnet's goal

A late strike by Danni Jordan was the difference as Wales beat Scotland 2-1 in another close match in Glasgow.

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Gimnasia y Esgrima A and LA Tigers in the money at the 46th Cal Cup

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A very jubilant 2017 Cal Cup Women’s Champions Gimnasia y Esgrima A - photo by Ned Dawson

Four long days of non-stop field hockey came to an end with two exciting finals in front of a capacity crowd in the beautiful setting of Moorpark College on Memorial Day at the 46th California Cup. In the Women’s Super Division final, Gimnasia y Esgrima A from Argentina beat the local favorites Jolie Pitts 3-1, denying them a fourth Cal Cup title while the LA Tigers edged out Team Adidas HFS 2-1 for their third men’s title and the $7,500 prize money.

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Indian hockey team embarks on trilateral series in Germany before World Hockey League Semis

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Bangalore: Aiming to hit peak form in next month's Hockey World League semi-final, the Indian team on Monday left for a three-nation invitational tournament in Germany starting 1 June.

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Facing Belgium, Germany good preparation before HWL Semi-Final: Manpreet Singh

BENGALURU: India hockey team captain Manpreet Singh said playing against 2016 Olympic medal winning teams Belgium and Germany in the Three Nations Invitational Tournament, will give them ample opportunity to assess themselves ahead of next month's crucial Hero Hockey World League (HWL) Semi-Final.

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Stats Speak: An uphill task to beat mighty Germany and Belgium

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India will play two matches each against Germany and Belgium in Dusseldorf before the World Cup Qualifier. On turf hockey India fails to win back to back versus mighty Germany. Resurgent from Johannesburg Champions Challenge (2011) Belgium have upper hand against India.  Highlights of recent matches of India against these giants and all statistical updates are given below:

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EHL’s new signature sound elevates identity of world’s best club hockey competition

The Euro Hockey League has introduced a new signature sound to elevate the world’s best club hockey competition to a new level.

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Coach Meshack Senge feels the heat

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Strathmore University coach Meshack Senge. PHOTO | MARTIN MUKANGU |  NATION MEDIA GROUP

Strathmore University Gladiators coach Meshack Senge admits his charges face a real challenge to hold on to their Kenya Hockey Union (KHU) men’s Premier League crown after a dismal performance at the weekend.

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Great Britain team mates support Blue Sticks

Great Britain team mates helping Scotland's men team with coaching camp at Surbiton hockey club

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Team up at Regent's Park

Sabbie Heesh and Suzy Petty gave netball and cricket ago with school winners as part of Team Up England

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England Hockey searches for creative agency ahead of 2018 World Cup

We are looking for a creative agency to help formulate our marketing campaign and assets ahead of the World Cup ballot in August 2017.

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Why were three top-notch reporters laid off from covering America's most popular team? - Sports Illustrated

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Why were three top-notch reporters laid off from covering America's most popular team? Sports Illustrated I was in the last year of my contract, I was making a nice salary and everything I've read for a year has indicated ESPN was going to have some layoffs. I'm a pragmatist, so I started preparing for the possibility as soon as I entered the final year of ... and more »

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Craig Cunningham joins Coyotes front office as pro scout - NBCSports.com

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Craig Cunningham joins Coyotes front office as pro scout NBCSports.com Cunningham's playing career came to an end earlier this season when he suffered a medical emergency and collapsed on the ice before a game in the American Hockey League. He had ... He did not play for the big club in Arizona this season. He scored ... Never-say-die Senators hold off Penguins to force Game 7CBC.ca Stanley Cup Playoffs 2017 - SBNation.comSB Nation Pittsburgh Penguins Ice Hockey News, Schedule, Roster, Stats - SB NationSB Nation SB Nation all 1,035 news articles »

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Gonzaga isn't college athletics' only one-sport wonder - Los Angeles Times

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Gonzaga isn't college athletics' only one-sport wonder Los Angeles Times The men's team won a national championship in 2016 and produced a Hobey Baker Award winner, given to the best college hockey player in the nation, in 2007. However, Engelstad's donation came at a price. He was known to throw ... Kelly Amonte Hiller ...

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Morning Skate: No surprise cheap-shot artists are running wild - Comcast SportsNet New England

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Morning Skate: No surprise cheap-shot artists are running wild Comcast SportsNet New England Here are all the links from around the hockey world, and what I'm reading while hoping everybody on this Memorial Day takes some time to appreciate all of those that made the ultimate sacrifice to protect our freedom. We should also take a moment to ...

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Stanley Cup notes: The PK Subban-Shea Weber trade debate resurfaces - Los Angeles Times

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Cody McLeod got his wish from Avalanche, will play for the Stanley Cup with Predators - The Denver Post

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Cody McLeod got his wish from Avalanche, will play for the Stanley Cup with Predators The Denver Post Nashville Predators left wing Cody McLeod, right, throws a punch at Colorado Avalanche right wing Jarome Iginla as they fight in the second period of an NHL hockey game, Saturday, Jan. 14, 2017, in Denver. (AP Photo/David Zalubowski) ... First-year ... and more »

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Scotland men fall short away to the Netherlands

Scotland men went down 4-1 to world number four ranked Netherlands in Amsterdam as part of the build-up for the World League semi-final in London next month.

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Scotland control but Wales take the victory

SCOTLAND 0-1 WALES



Scotland had most of the possession and most of the pressure, but it was Wales that won the second test match with a single strike to go two up in the three match series.

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Indian hockey team heads to Germany for invitational tourney

BENGALURU: Aiming to hit peak form in next month's Hockey World League Semi Final, the Indian team today left for a three-nation invitational tournament in Germany starting June 1.

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Jolie Pitts to face Gimnasia y Esgrima A in Cal Cup 46th women’s final while LA Tigers take on Team Adidas HFS for men’s title

By Jawwad Qamar

The 46th edition of Cal Cup is set for two exciting finals on Memorial Day at Moorpark College. Last year’s winners Jolie Pitts will be going for their fourth Cal Cup women’s crown taking on Gimnasia y Esgrima A, while last year’s finalist, Team Adidas HFS will face the LA Tigers for men’s title.

In women’s first semifinal on Sunday, all it took was a sixth minute penalty corner goal by Daphne Voormolen to move Jolie Pitts pass the Olympic Club into tomorrow’s final to play for $7,500 prize money.

In the all Argentinean second semifinal between Gimnasia y Esgrima teams, captain Geraldine Pisani of Gimnasia y Esgrima A scored in each half on penalty corners for a comfortable 2-1 victory over Gimnasia y Esgrima B. Valentina Greco finally put one in for Gimnasia y Esgrima B with 5 minutes left in the game.


Gimnasia y Esgrima A against Gimnasia y Esgrima B in semifinal on Sunday at Cal Cup 2017 Photo: Ned Dawson

In the men’s first semifinal, LA Tigers easily beat the Bulldogs 3-1 on goals by Paul Singh, Duncan Scott and Brandon Pereira after the Bulldogs had taken an early lead on a goal by Colin Scally.

It was also a comfortable 3-1 victory for Team Adidas HFS over JDH Montauk Sharks in the second semifinal as Jarred Martin struck for two goals in the second half and Will Holt added one on a penalty corner. Jamie Dwyer, the Aussie legend everyone has been coming to see, finally got the Sharks on the scoreboard in the 40 minute mark but it took a penalty stroke to do it.

Tomorrow’s final between the LA Tigers and Team Adidas HFS will be a repeat of pool B play when in an exciting encounter HFS won 5-3. Earlier today the Tigers beat the Kings 4-3, in the most thrilling match of the tournament, to qualify for the semifinals, thanks to the penalty corner strike by Jags Gill in the 44th minute after the teams were deadlocked at 3-3.

Pool A had an exciting finish of it’s in own in the last match between the Sharks and BAFHA Elite and it took a beauty of a goal by Dwyer to break the 1-1 tie in the 41st minute and send the Sharks to the semifinals.


Brandon Karess of LA Tigers making a stick save on Bulldogs Pat Cota’s attempt on Sunday at Cal Cup 2016 - photo by Ned Dawson

Monday’s matches

Women Final
Jolie Pitts vs Gimnasia y Esgrima A  1:15 PM

Men Final
LA Tigers vs Team Adidas HFS  2:25 PM

For results, schedules and directions to the venues, please visit www.calcup.com.

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Mannheimer dethrone Rot-Weiss as German champions

Mannheimer HC dethroned Rot-Weiss Köln courtesy of s dramatic 3-2 final win to see them claim the German outdoor title for the first time in their history.

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Police outwit Gladiators at City Park

By BRIAN YONGA


Samuel Wokila of Kenya Police (right) attempts to control the ball under the watchful eye of Francis Kariuki of Strathmore University during their Kenya Hockey Union Premier League match at City Park Hockey stadium on May 28, 2017. PHOTO | MARTIN MUKANGU |  NATION MEDIA GROUP

Kenya Police on Sunday maintained their perfect start to the season after a hard fought 1-0 win over champions Strathmore University Gladiators in a Kenya Hockey Union (KHU) men’s Premier League match at City Park Stadium, Nairobi.

A third-minute strike from Samuel Wokila gave the law enforcers the three points and their 10th successive win of the season, equalling Butali’s record set in the 2014/15 season.

The defeat completed a miserable weekend for the champions, who lost 5-2 to Wazalendo on Saturday.

The students remain eighth on eight points but are now 22 points behind Police who top the log on 30 points after the win. At the Greensteds grounds, Nakuru, Butali Sugar dropped two points after they rallied from behind to force a 1-1 draw with Nakuru Athletic Club as USIU settled for a goalless draw with Wazalendo at City Park in another top flight men's encounter.

In the women’s Premier League, Mombasa Sports Club recorded their first win of the season after a 2-0 win over Multimedia University as Vikings hit Kenyatta University (KU) Titans 2-1 in another encounter.


Brenda Omaido of Kenyatta University Titans (left) in action against Caroline Okoth of Vikings during their Kenya Hockey Union Premier League match at City Park Hockey stadium on May 28, 2017. PHOTO | MARTIN MUKANGU |NATION MEDIA GROUP

Police, who lost to the Strathmore 3-2 in last season’s semi-finals, came into the match on the back of nine straight wins, their best start to a league season.

And they went ahead with their first chance of the game as Wokila slammed home Brian Saina’s penalty corner to hand the 2013 champions the perfect start.

The goal shocked the students, who had yet to settle the match, and were still smarting from Saturday’s heavy loss to Wazalendo.

The early goal saw Police dictate play and they continued to pour forward in search of more goals, with Amos Barkibir and Calvins Kanu troubling the Strathmore defence with their pace.

The duo combined to create another chance for Wokila, but Strathmore keeper Simon Odhiambo, who started ahead of Peter Okinda, did well to keep the ball out.

Police were unable to add to their advantage despite creating more chances.

“We should have won by a wider margin but we are glad we got the three points. We got tired in the last two quarters but I am satisfied with the result,” Police stand-in coach Patrick Mugambi said.

His Strathmore counterpart Meshack Senge was pleased with his team’s fighting spirit despite the loss.

“A much improved performance from the lads but we still have work to do in order to get back to winning ways,” Senge said.

In Nakuru, the hosts went ahead in the 11th minute through Dolcan Mugaisi’s field goal.

Butali however hit back in the second quarter with Billy Mollah scrambling home the equaliser. Butali were let down by poor finishing and the homeside held out for the point.

The result saw Butali miss the chance to topple Greensharks from second spot in the table and the lakeside club remain third on 19 points.

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Butali Warriors share spoils with hosts Nakuru

By Elizabeth Mburugu


Kenya Butali Sugar Barnebus Odhiambo when they played Eastern during Africa Cup Championship at City Park. ON 11/01/2017 PHOTO; JENIPHER WACHIE

Hockey giants Butali Sugar Warriors dropped two crucial points after they drew 1-1 against Nakuru yesterday at Greensted School.

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