This weekend brought plenty of drama and determination for Basingstoke Hockey Club, with the teams leaving it all on the field.

The Ladies’ 1s took on Oxford in a high-energy matchup that, unfortunately, saw them fall 2-4, interrupting their season's winning streak.

Basingstoke’s Catriona Handley and Claire Bowman both found the net, but the team was frustrated by a series of questionable calls from the umpires, which threw off their momentum.

This narrow defeat will have them eager to come back stronger next week.

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Meanwhile, the Ladies’ 2s faced Henley 1s in a hard-fought match but ultimately couldn’t get past their opponents, resulting in a 0-2 loss.

Despite their best efforts, Henley’s defence proved tough to crack, and the 2s will be focusing on converting opportunities in their upcoming games.

In brighter news, the Ladies’ 3s came away victorious in a 1-0 win over Chichester.

It was a great display of teamwork, with Maiya Hamilton scoring the decisive goal that sealed the match.

With their solid defence led from the back by keeper Nicky Ball, and smart play across the pitch, the Ladies' 3s enjoyed a well-earned victory and a clean sheet to boot.

The Ladies’ 4s brought real excitement with a late comeback to claim a 2-1 victory against Waterside.

After a tense first half that saw Basingstoke trailing 0-1, Ella Marston equalised in the 59th minute with a crucial short-corner goal.

Just six minutes later, Olivia Marsh fired a cracker in from the top of the D to clinch the win.

It was a fantastic display of resilience from the 4s, who kept up the pressure and walked away with three well-earned points.

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Adding to the weekend’s wins, the Ladies’ 5s powered through the Isle of Wight 2s, finishing with a 3-1 victory.

Nicola Squires got things started with an early goal in open play, followed by a quick response from Isle of Wight just before halftime to bring things even.

In the second half, Charlotte Hazelwood struck to take the lead, and Sophia Wood secured the win with a short-corner goal in the last 10 minutes.

The Men’s 1s faced a challenging match against Trojans 1s, which ended in a 1-3 loss despite an early goal from Graham Garrett Lang.

Though Basingstoke fought hard, Trojans’ consistent attacks ultimately prevailed, leaving the 1s with some regrouping to do before their next fixture.

In a high-scoring thriller, the Men’s 2s battled Wimborne 1s but came up short in a 4-9 loss.

Basingstoke got off to a flying start with a goal from Phil Stewart in the first minute, but Wimborne stormed back, leaving Basingstoke trailing 1-5 just 20 minutes later.

Stewart completed a hat trick, with Hayden Jenkins also getting on the scoreboard, but despite their efforts, the 2s couldn’t turn the tide.

The Men’s 3s had a close contest with Winchester, resulting in a 1-1 draw.

Oli Walker’s goal kept Basingstoke level in a game marked by strong defending and disciplined play from both sides.

The 3s will be looking to build on this point in their next game.

Standing out once again, the Men’s 4s claimed a powerful 5-1 win over Havant 6s, keeping their unbeaten season intact.

Goals came from Eliot Boyd, who scored twice, with Paul French, Chris Townend and Harrison Spicer-Martinez each adding to the tally.

The game was played under challenging lighting conditions, but that didn’t stop the 4s from putting on a dominant display and maintaining their winning form.

The Men’s 6s headed to Gosport for a gritty away game, ultimately falling 0-2 despite a determined effort.

The first half was a balanced battle, with the score locked at 0-0, but Gosport capitalised on a short corner and an aerial play in the second half to pull ahead.

Basingstoke pressed hard for an equaliser, showing strong teamwork throughout, but Gosport’s fresher legs made the difference.

The Men’s 7s faced Chichester 5s and came up short in a 1-4 loss.

Steve Harmer scored the sole goal for Basingstoke, but Chichester proved to be the stronger side on the day.

The 7s put in a spirited effort and they’ll be looking to rebound next week.

Rounding out the weekend, the Boys’ U14 squad delivered an emphatic 9-0 victory over Havant in their second league game.

With Elliot Kirkman leading the team as captain, the boys were relentless, keeping the energy high with a mantra of "the score is always nil-nil".

Kirkman himself scored four goals, with Harry Marsden adding three, with additional goals from Keir Hamilton and Adam Bowyer.

Overall, a weekend of memorable moments, stellar goals, and exciting comebacks for Basingstoke Hockey Club.

With the Men’s 4s staying unbeaten and the U14 boys putting on a masterclass, the club can take plenty of positives into next week’s fixtures.