SWAN charity is now over £2000 better off after hockey and tennis tournaments at Bretton Gate

By Alan Swann
Published 30th Jul 2021, 11:00 BST
Action from the SWAN Charity Hockey tournament. Photo: Chris Lowndes.Action from the SWAN Charity Hockey tournament. Photo: Chris Lowndes.
Action from the SWAN Charity Hockey tournament. Photo: Chris Lowndes.
Leaton’s Legends emerged victorious from the SWAN (Syndrome Without a Name) charity hockey tournament at Bretton Gate last weekend.

But the SWAN charity was the real winner as generous players and spectators raised over £2,100 over the day.

Six mixed hockey teams took part in a competition which involved some innovative rules.

A team tennis tournament also took place to raise funds for SWAN.

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