Men's results
Marlow's 1st team was way at Haslemere and served up a good team performance with only 12! They dominated possession throughout the game and played with a good level of control. They were 2 goals up at halftime. Sam North scored the first from a penalty corner and Josh Morgans scored the second. The team had to weather a hard 10 minutes but regained control and Chris Sewell scored a third. The home team came back to score a breakaway goal and Sam North then succeeded with another another drag flick making it 4-1. Haslemere were awarded another penalty corner from, which they scored to make the final score 4-2 to Marlow. The team has had an up-and-down season. losing players through injury and relocation through work but are likely to end up in 6th place

The Marlow 2nd team traveled to play Fareham2s. A long drive meant a slow start for Marlow and they quickly went 1-0 down. Despite pressure from the home team Marlow managed to create some chances and take a goal back within 5 minutes through skipper Dan Field. After another Fareham goal and some good penalty corner defence, the score remained 2-1 at halftime.
The second half turned out rather differently and Marlow conceded three goals despite Raj Matharu in goal making some great saves and deservedly man of the match.

Other men's results:-

The 3rd team lost 2-0 away to Windsor 1 away,
4s beat Windsor 2s 7-1.
5s drew 1-1 with South Berkshire3 away
6s lost 4-2 to Yateley3 away,
7s beat Yateley 4 6-1,

Women's results

Marlow 1s hosted Trojans 2s at Pound Lane in a top of the league vs bottom of the league match. Rachel Clarke opened the scoring in the second minute with a deflection from a penalty corner, tipping the ball neatly past the Trojans keeper. Just two minutes later, Martha Goodridge fired the ball into the back of the net from open play. After a short hailstorm, the blue skies reappeared and Lauren Hilditch scored her first of the day with some superb pace and skill. Marlow dominated possession and played some beautiful free-flowing hockey which Trojans could do little about. Hilditch scored Marlow’s fourth goal of the game in the 18th minute and Marlow’s youngest player, Evie White, bagged her first goal of the season in the closing seconds of the first half with a deflection at a penalty corner.

The Trojans goalkeeper, who has previously played top tier hockey, had an absolutely amazing half. She made some incredible double saves to keep the score line down. Marlow continued to pressure the ball and Beth Halbard extended Marlow’s lead in the 47th minute. Marlow won a penalty stroke as the ball hit the Trojans defender on the line. The team elected Maddy Peacock to take it as she had not scored yet this season. Maddy kept her composure against a brilliant goalkeeper to leave the final score at 7-0. Marlow travel to Salisbury for their final league game in two weeks time.

The seconds kept their relegation survival hopes alive with resounding 7-0 win over Banbury 1. Marlow got off to a fast start when Tanya Lumley deflected in a cross from the right in the opening minutes. Helena Sykora doubled the advantage shortly after leaving Banbury defence rattled. Ruby Duncan saved a fierce short corner strike before Emma Buxton cooly lifted over an advancing keeper and Ange Thomas made it 4-0 going into the break. Marlow maintained control in the second period by dominating midfield and pressing together, limiting the feed to Banbury's forward line. Buxton added a second before player of match Sykora added two more to the tally and completed her hat trick. Marlow need to win their final game away to New Forest and hope that Haslemere drop points in order to maintain their Prem 2 status.

Other women's results:-

The 3rd team drew 1-1 with South Berkshire 2 away,
4s lost 5-0 to Bicester1 away,
5s beat Wycombe 4 3-2,
6s beat Maidenhead 4 1-0 away,
7s beat Windsor 4 6-0 away.