Return to top form delights men’s skipper
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Howarth bagged a brace and further goals from Jack Dean, John Kimberley and Mark Humphreys saw Horsham comfortably take the points to further increase their lead at the top of the table.
“It was outstanding, up there with our result against Folkestone earlier in the season,” Howarth beamed.
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Hide Ad“After a couple of unsatisfying performances recently, we knew that we needed to be on the top of our game to take three points away from a team that so far are the only ones to have beaten us this season.
“It was a performance that we had been searching for since the Christmas break, and everyone played their part. A hugely satisfying result that has increased our lead over the chasing pack.”