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Eastern Christian Hockey Organisation (ECHO)

Round-first hockey reads, standout performances, and comp shifts that feel like a proper weekend wrap across the competitions, leagues, and players.

1 association3 competitions5 teams

Top reads

Club reads

A tight read on the active club, the round just gone, and the next bit of the comp that matters.

Player of the round

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Michael Hare is giving the club a proper finishing edge, already up to 12 goals for ECHO.

Biggest result

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Womens Vic League 2 Reserves gave the women lane its biggest result by goals, putting away Frankston 3-10.

Close one

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Womens Vic League 2 owned the tightest club result, finishing level with Frankston at 1-1.

Team to watch

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Mens Metro 2 East are the Elo watch inside the club's men spread, holding the strongest rating base in that part of the sheet.

Closest competitor

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Another tight club race is running through Womens Vic League 2 Reserves, with Werribee still well within reach in Womens Vic League 2 Reserves.

Under pressure

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The pressure read lands with Mens Vic League 1 Reserves, after the 6-3 loss to Casey left that lane needing a response.

Head to head

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The cleaner bit of club history came through Mens Metro 2 East, who reversed the earlier read against Old Carey.

Momentum

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Womens Vic League 2 Reserves are carrying the strongest dominance read in the club's women segment, which is a better signal than the ladder alone gives you.

Round wrap

Round just gone

A club-wide read on the most recent completed outing for each tracked side.

Record split

1

Wins

1

Draws

3

Losses

Scores in

5/5

100% landed · all scores in

Scoring

12-24

For/Against 0.50x

Men

Results

3 RESULTS

Women

Results

2 RESULTS

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