Old Georgians Ladies 1XI delivered a commanding performance on Saturday, dismantling Sevenoaks 2 in a 5-0 rout at St George’s College. The victory marked an emphatic statement from the hosts, reaffirming their credentials in the Women’s Conference East league.

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The tone was set early when Jane McClements opened the scoring in the 4th minute with a well-taken field goal, capitalising on a fast start by the home side. McClements doubled her tally in the 20th minute, slotting home confidently to give Old Georgians a two-goal lead heading into the halftime break.

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Sevenoaks struggled to gain a foothold in the match, and the second half saw Old Georgians ramp up the pressure. Gisella Bernabo took centre stage, scoring a brilliant hat-trick in the 37th, 54th, and 62nd minutes to seal the victory. Her sharpness in the circle and clinical finishing highlighted the gulf in quality between the two sides

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Despite Sevenoaks introducing Eleanor Hearn in the 51st minute to freshen up their attack, the visitors couldn’t find a way past Old Georgians’ organised defence. The home team’s backline remained resolute, earning a well-deserved clean sheet.

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This victory sees Old Georgians climbing the table and gathering momentum as the season progresses. With contributions from experienced players like McClements and Bernabo, the team continues to showcase its depth and quality.

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Next week, Old Georgians look to build on this result as they push for a strong finish heading into the winter break. For Sevenoaks, the loss serves as a reminder of the challenges of competing in this league and the work required to climb the standings.

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