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Old Carey 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 association2 competitions2 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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Matthew Gibbs is giving the club a proper finishing edge, already up to 9 goals for Old Carey.
Biggest result
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Mens Metro 2 East gave the men lane its biggest result by goals, putting away Old Trinity 0-3.
Close one
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If you wanted the squeaker on the club sheet, it was Mens Metro 2 East slipping past Old Trinity 0-3.
Team to watch
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The cleanest Elo signal in the men segment belongs to Mens Pennant E South East, making them the rating-led watch in that lane.
Closest competitor
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The momentum angle sits with Mens Metro 2 East, who are close enough to Old Xavs to make the next lift in the Mens Metro 2 East matter.
Momentum
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The top dominance line in the men group sits with Mens Pennant E South East, who are controlling that lane more cleanly than the plain table read suggests.
Discipline watch
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There is a discipline angle sitting with Old Carey too, where Matthew Gibbs has already forced 4 card moments into the story.
Must win
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Next up in the wrap is Mens Metro 2 East against TEM on Sun 14 June, 12:30 AEST.
Round wrap
Round just gone
A club-wide read on the most recent completed outing for each tracked side.
Record split
1
Wins0
Draws1
LossesScores in
2/2
100% landed · all scores in
Scoring
3-3
For/Against 1.00x
For
3
Against
3
3-3
50% share · 1.00x
Men
Results
2 RESULTS
As tipped
Sat 30 May, 12:30 AEST
Old Trinity30
Mens Metro 2 East
Trinity Grammar
Upset
Sat 30 May, 15:30 AEST
KBH Brumbies03
Mens Pennant E South East
Elgar Park
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