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HBS women not dangerous enough against Leonidas. 'It’s a bitter way for it to go, with the penalty stroke against us'

HBS women not dangerous enough against Leonidas. 'It’s a bitter way for it to go, with the penalty stroke against us'

The HBS women's hockey team drew 2-2 against Leonidas after leading twice during an away match. Coach Wiegert de Regt noted that the team lacked the clinical edge and aggression needed to secure a third goal and a victory.

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