Kingston Upon Hull 5, Bingley Bees 0

This Yorkshire Women's Premier Division match was challenging for Bingley from the push back.

The Hull side quickly demonstrated why they were top of the league, showing outstanding skills, passing and teamwork.

The visitors found it hard to penetrate, with most of the first half being played in Hull's attacking area.

The Bingley defence of Jo Dean, Steph Robertshaw, Kate Arnold and Kirsty Matthews worked tirelessly but could not stop the inevitable goals.

There was more play in Bingley's attacking half in the second half but they failed to have even a strike at the Hull keeper. Nevertheless, the umpire commented on Bingley's team spirit.

Mel Burgess, normally a striker, worked hard as a sweeper and was man of the match.

Bingley Bees-2 5, Kingston Upon Hull-3 1

Bingley Bees-2 reversed their slow-starting trend in this Yorkshire Women's Division Four match with a perfect strike from man of the match Sian Porter in the opening minutes.

She notched a further three goals, while the tally was completed by Rachel Belk.

Towards the end of the second half, Hull pulled a goal back as Bingley 'fell asleep'.

Bingley Bees 1, Acomb-2 1

Acomb were second in Men's Yorkshire Division Six North, with Bingley Bees third, just two points behind.

The hosts played some fluent hockey and caused considerable nuisance to Acomb's defence in the early stages.

But it was the visitors who opened the scoring in the 28th minute in what was a rare visit into the Bees D.

After half-time, the Bees attempted their usual style of attacking hockey but were thwarted time and again by determined opposition.

However, the home side got their reward in the 14th minute when Sean Massey poked the ball home from short range to notch his first goal of the season.

The Bees pushed hard for the winner but were denied a penalty late on and had to settle for a draw.

The hosts saw this as two points dropped but they finished the weekend in fourth place, still very much in touch with the leaders.