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FREDDIE HITS HIS FIRST AS FOUR-STAR HAWKS FLY

HAVANT & W’VLE 4 WIMBORNE 0
By Josh Verroken

AARON Martin’s side served up a Westleigh Park cracker as the Hawks ended their year on home turf with a bang!
Despite Wimborne having a number of opportunities, Lorenz Ferdinand was on hand to make several top stops to keep the game level. The Hawks weathered the storm and got their reward soon after the hour mark.
Freddie Taylor’s mazy run ended with him rocketing his first goal for the club after some great work in the build up from Harry Thorpe and Ryan Seager. The latter slipped a pass into the path of Taylor...

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