SHOCKEY
University of Newcastle Men's Hockey Club
Round-first hockey reads, standout performances, and comp shifts that feel like a proper weekend wrap across the competitions, leagues, and players.
1 association1 competition6 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.
Biggest result
Top read
If you wanted the clearest result-by-goals read in the men group, it came from 3rd Grade at 1-5 over N Suburbs.
Close one
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If you wanted the squeaker on the club sheet, it was Redhogs in 4th Grade slipping past Port Stephens 1-2.
Closest competitor
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There is another nearby race worth tracking too, where 6th Grade are trying to keep Souths from closing the gap in 6th Grade.
Team to watch
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4th Grade are the Elo watch inside the club's men spread, holding the strongest rating base in that part of the sheet.
Momentum
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4th Grade are carrying the strongest dominance read in the club's men segment, which is a better signal than the ladder alone gives you.
Head to head
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There was a real head-to-head shift for 5th Grade, where the margin against N Suburbs moved sharply compared with Sun 19 Apr, 11:30 AEST.
Under pressure
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4th Grade are feeling a bit of squeeze after Port Stephens got hold of them 2-1.
Must win
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Next up in the wrap is 3rd Grade against Crusaders on Sun 26 July, 14:30 AEST.
Round wrap
Round just gone
A club-wide read on the most recent completed outing for each tracked side.
Record split
2
Wins0
Draws2
LossesScores in
4/4
100% landed · all scores in
Scoring
6-7
For/Against 0.86x
For
6
Against
7
6-7
46% share · 0.86x
Men
Results
4 RESULTS
Read missed
Sun 19 July, 10:00 AEST
N Suburbs51
3rd Grade
Newcastle International Hockey Centre
As tipped
Sun 19 July, 13:00 AEST
Crusaders03
4th Grade
Newcastle International Hockey Centre
As tipped
Sun 19 July, 08:30 AEST
Port Stephens21
4th Grade
Newcastle International Hockey Centre
As tipped
Sun 19 July, 14:30 AEST6th Grade10
Wests
Newcastle International Hockey Centre