DIV 1 S.EAST
By Jack Naldrett

WHITEHAWK got the better of the all-Sussex clash in the heart of the county.
It was an end-to-end first 45 minutes with the Hill shading possession.
However, the Hawks were spun and fired a cracking looking more dangerous, and left-footed strike which Hill although both teams rattled goalkeeper Will Huffer could the woodwork, it half finsihed only watch sail into his top goalless. corner.
The second half did From then on, the Hawks produce a goal, but unfortunately for the Hill it was in sionally and smothered any saw the game out profes-
their ...