Ice hockey player Bloemendaal quickly finished the competitor Orange-Red
Bloemendaal ice hockey players won the top game against Oranje-Rood with convincing numbers. It was 3-0 for the home team at ‘t Kopje.
The difference was soon made. Thierry Brinkman’s eighth league goal put the defending champions ahead after six minutes with a cannonball and before the end of the first quarter Arthur van Doren, who intercepted a scoop from Joep de Mol, made it 2-0.
No sooner had the second quarter started than the 3:0 was already certain. Goalkeeper Pirmin Blaak was wary of a Bloemendaal corner penalty, but the ball landed again with Dennis Warmerdam, who found the goal on the rebound.
With the victory, Bloemendaal distanced itself from Oranje-Rood, with whom it shared second place, and was two points behind Kampong. The leader is still waiting for a duel with Pinoké on Sunday. This team, in turn, can regain fourth place from Rotterdam, who triumphed 3-1 at Klein Zwitserland.
Flying start Den Bosch
In the women’s game, Den Bosch was 2-0 too strong for Lowflyer Rotterdam. The team from Brabant also got off to a flying start, but then the superlative: the final score was on the scoreboard after just four minutes.
Frédérique Matla in the second minute and Joosje Burg in the fourth took care of production for Den Bosch. The day for the defending champions and number three in the ranking was made even brighter by the draw that pursuers Tilburg had to concede to HGC.
Argentina’s Julieta Jankunas made it 1-0 just before half-time, scoring directly from goalkeeper Sofie ter Kuile. The quick equalizer didn’t materialize because Lola Riera’s penalty corner hit the post.
In the 47th minute, Riera was still successful with her penalty corner. The 1:1 was the first draw for both teams this season.
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