A full quota of 20 teams from 13 primary schools participated in the second of this year's five tournaments hosted by Spalding Hockey Club.
The teams were divided into four graded leagues where around 160 youngsters had the opportunity to represent their school at hockey at Glen Park in Surfleet.
In the Advanced League, Monkshouse dominated throughout after winning all four of their games without conceding a goal.
Around 160 youngsters had the opportunity to represent their school at hockey at Glen Park in Surfleet. Photo: Nigel CooksonAround 160 youngsters had the opportunity to represent their school at hockey at Glen Park in Surfleet. Photo: Nigel CooksonAround 160 youngsters had the opportunity to represent their school at hockey at Glen Park in Surfleet. Photo: Nigel CooksonAround 160 youngsters had the opportunity to represent their school at hockey at Glen Park in Surfleet. Photo: Nigel CooksonAround 160 youngsters had the opportunity to represent their school at hockey at Glen Park in Surfleet. Photo: Nigel CooksonAround 160 youngsters had the opportunity to represent their school at hockey at Glen Park in Surfleet. Photo: Nigel Cookson
They started strongly with a 2-0 win over Gosberton Academy A before going on to beat John Harrox A (3-0) and Ayscoughfee A (1-0).
Their final game was a tough encounter against Boston's Tower Road A and a 2-0 victory secured the top spot.
Tower Road A had also enjoyed a successful afternoon after winning their first three games, beating Ayscoughfee A, Gosberton Academy A and John Harrox A all by a convincing 3-0 margin.
Around 160 youngsters had the opportunity to represent their school at hockey at Glen Park in Surfleet. Photo: Nigel CooksonAround 160 youngsters had the opportunity to represent their school at hockey at Glen Park in Surfleet. Photo: Nigel CooksonAround 160 youngsters had the opportunity to represent their school at hockey at Glen Park in Surfleet. Photo: Nigel CooksonAround 160 youngsters had the opportunity to represent their school at hockey at Glen Park in Surfleet. Photo: Nigel CooksonAround 160 youngsters had the opportunity to represent their school at hockey at Glen Park in Surfleet. Photo: Nigel CooksonAround 160 youngsters had the opportunity to represent their school at hockey at Glen Park in Surfleet. Photo: Nigel Cookson
In the Intermediate League, St Thomas' continued their progression by winning all four matches in a tightly contested league.
They recorded wins over Tower Road B (1-0), St John's (2-1), newly promoted Spalding Parish and St Norbert's A (both 1-0) to claim the top spot.
Tower Road B and Spalding Parish battled it out for second spot with the Boston team claiming the runner-up place on goal difference.
Around 160 youngsters had the opportunity to represent their school at hockey at Glen Park in Surfleet. Photo: Nigel CooksonAround 160 youngsters had the opportunity to represent their school at hockey at Glen Park in Surfleet. Photo: Nigel CooksonAround 160 youngsters had the opportunity to represent their school at hockey at Glen Park in Surfleet. Photo: Nigel CooksonAround 160 youngsters had the opportunity to represent their school at hockey at Glen Park in Surfleet. Photo: Nigel CooksonAround 160 youngsters had the opportunity to represent their school at hockey at Glen Park in Surfleet. Photo: Nigel CooksonAround 160 youngsters had the opportunity to represent their school at hockey at Glen Park in Surfleet. Photo: Nigel Cookson
Peterborough's Eye Primary were impressive in the Beginner A League and got stronger as the tournament progressed.
Winning all four games, they managed to knock in 11 goals without reply, beating St Thomas' B (1-0) Gosberton Risegate and Pinchbeck East (both 3-0) and Tower Road C (4-0).
Gosberton Risegate recorded victories over Pinchbeck East and St Thomas' B (both 2-0) to claim second place ahead of Tower Road C on goal difference.
Around 160 youngsters had the opportunity to represent their school at hockey at Glen Park in Surfleet. Photo: Nigel CooksonAround 160 youngsters had the opportunity to represent their school at hockey at Glen Park in Surfleet. Photo: Nigel CooksonAround 160 youngsters had the opportunity to represent their school at hockey at Glen Park in Surfleet. Photo: Nigel CooksonAround 160 youngsters had the opportunity to represent their school at hockey at Glen Park in Surfleet. Photo: Nigel Cookson
Gosberton Academy B claimed the top spot in the Beginner B League with some encouraging performances.
After being held to a goalless draw in their opening game against John Harrox B, they went on to win their other three games against Surfleet Primary, St Norbert's B and Ayscoughfee B all 1-0.
John Harrox B secured the second spot with a win over Surfleet Primary (3-0) and three goalless draws with Ayscoughfee B, St Norbert's B and Gosberton Academy B.
The third tournament is scheduled to take place on Friday, February 7.
