Hackney play Brown Jack at home.

Hackney 2 confirmed the promotion to the Middlesex League Division 2 after beating Southgate 6-2 at home

Hackney 2 took full advantage of Capablanca's default crisis to finish the season with an impressive 9-1 win

Hackney 2 jumped into the promotion zone in Middlesex League Division 3 after taking full advantage of the double point home match to Barnet Knights. Hackney is now 2nd half a match point ahead of Kings Head 2 and with a match in hand, so only a default crisis can take the promotion away from Hackney.

Hackney is playing at home the semi finals of the National Club Championship against Cosham.

The two remaining matches for the Middlesex League Division 3 have been arranged. The match against Barnet Knights will be played on the 15th of April at the Lion in Stoke Newinghton starting at 7.30pm, this match will count for double points. The last match will be played on the 22nd of April also at The Lion in Stoke Newinghton against Southgate starting at the same time

Hackney 2 wasted the last chance at promotion after losing against last place Albany

Hackney kept their chances of winning Middlesex Division 1 by winning again, this time against West London, by the slenderest of margins 4.5 - 3.5.
As usual, we did it the hard way, but managed to sneak out a win in the end. Congratulations to our top three boards especially - Richard Bates, Bob Eames and John Reid, who all won their games quite comfortably.

We are currently on 9.5/11 match points with 59.5 game points and 3 matches left to play, including King's Head away on Thursday the 1st of May.
King's Head are on 11.5/12 match points with 67.5 game points and 2 matches left to play - Metropolitan and us.

Bob Eames was a clear winner at the Southend Open Easter Congress with 6/7

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Hackney 1 got a confortable win against Athenaeum 1 with one adjournament left to play