Saracens, RECKless and Deltmavine all had comfortable wins in the final round of indoor hockey matches, while Lobbyless received the points against Crusaders.

Saracens 5, Deltmavine 1

In a very evenly-matched game Saracens and Deltmavine fought for control during the first half, testing both defences to the limit.

But Saracens’ hard work paid off with…

New Revolution were crowned indoor hockey league champions after defeating Saracens in their final game of the season. One point behind were Judane who thumped RECKless.

Judane suffered a setback in the indoor hockey league, losing to Lobbyless, while New Revolution took advantage of the slip-up to beat Ness and move back to the top of the table.

Judane cruised to a 5-0 win against Crusaders to remain on top of the indoor hockey league, while the bottom-placed side recovered to beat Ness. Saracens moved into third place after gaining the points against RECKless and drawing with Ness.

Judane stay top of the indoor hockey league after defeating Delt-mavine but the leaders also lost to New Rev which means there is only one point between the top two.

Two good wins saw Judane move back to the top of the indoor hockey league, after defeating both Ness and Saracens. Lobbyless had an unlucky evening, losing to both Saracens and Ness.

The week’s big winners in indoor hockey were New Revolution, who reached double figures against both Crusaders and RECKless, while Delt­mavine claimed the same scalps with narrower wins.

A Tingwall girl is making a name for herself as an international hockey player – halfway round the world.

Two wins took Judane level top of the mixed indoor hockey league while a win and a draw gave Lobbyless third place.

Saturday saw the start of the indoor hockey season with some strong, end-to-end play right from the outset.

NorthLink’s ferries between Shetland and Aberdeen are to leave approximately an hour earlier than at present and run on half power in an effort to cut down on fuel costs, it has emerged following a surprise announcement by the Scottish government.

Shetland Recreational Trust is facing a potential shortfall of £400,000 in next year’s budget if Shetland Islands Council decides it will not pay for schools’ use of leisure centres.

WEATHER OUTLOOK FOR SHETLAND

Tuesday, 09 March 2010 at 09:50

HEADLINES

TODAY: DRY AND BRIGHT
TONIGHT: COOL AND DRY
TOMORROW: DRY WITH A FRESHENING W’LY WIND
DAYS 2-5: SOME RAIN OR SHOWERS, COOLER AND BREEZY
DAYS 6-10: UNSETTLED AND WINDY