2021-11-20 Queen’s University 3 NUIG 0 EYHL 2 Women

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With a few forfeited games in the Women’s Rugby I got the chance to take in a couple of All Ireland Hockey games. The first was a EYHL 2 group match as Queen’s University welcomed NUIG to the Dub on Saturday afternoon.

I must say I’m really enjoying our first season in hockey, every match a delight, and it’s great to see, one of our many favourite sides, Queen’s University do well in this game at The Dub after a slow start in the Ulster Premiership.

Alyssa Jebb scored the opening goal with a well taken penalty corner.

The Belfast side started this game strongly, and a series of penalty corners saw them take a 2 – 0 lead with scoring directly from their second corner before Sophie McDowell got the second goal, a minute later, after tapping in from close range.

Sophie McDowell got Queen’s second goal in an all action opening quarter.

NUIG came more into the game in the second quarter with enjoying several tussles with Queen’s legend .

The visitors continued to push for a score at the start of the second half and a driving run from Anderson set up a near post chance for which had Queen’s keeper scampering to clear.

Becky Anderson had a strong game for NUIG

However, Queen’s sealed the game at the end of the third quarter with a bouncing shot from evading the packed NUIG defence to end up in the back of the net to secure a 3 – 0 win.

All smiles for Queen’s University as Madison Bowyer (centre) is congratulated by team mates after scoring their third goal.

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