Report For 29/11/05
Division
One
Good Win For Cirencester
Rudfords
title challenge seems to be slipping away as they lost for the second week on
the run. Dave Adamson was on top form for Cirencester with
a maximum and Dan Koleskmik took two as they eased home 7-3.
Smiths A ended
Saracens A's unbeaten run with each of their players taking two sets in
their 7-3 win. Only Natasha Hurd troubled them, putting in a fine
performance to take a maximum off the leaders.
A Guy Greening maximum steered Chelsea B.S. to a narrow 6-4 win. They were however made to fight hard against a determined Cheltenham B, for whom Sam White took two sets including a surprise win in five over Bill Dawe.
|
Rudford |
3 |
Cirencester |
7 |
D. Adamson |
|
Chelsea B.S. |
6 |
Cheltenham B |
4 |
G. Greening |
|
Smiths A |
7 |
Saracens A |
3 |
N. Hurd |
Division Two
Saracens Tame The Tigers
Tewkesbury A edged to a nervy 6-4 victory over Cheltenham E.
Rob Amphlett continued his rich vein of form with three convincing
wins. Simon Lockley and Mike Tyrrell chipped in with one win
each. Christine Williams and Andy Dyke both claimed braces for
Cheltenham E, forcing the match into the doubles to decide the
winner. Amphlett and Lockley edged out Williams and
Dyke in a topsy-turvy 5-set encounter.
Saracens C cruised to an 8-2 win over Tirley Tigers. Dave Cosnette was in fine form, claiming a maximum. Dave Foulser and Martin Cosnette won twice each, but could not overcome Elaine Evans who was in excellent form for Tirley. The Cosnette brothers combined well to claim the doubles.
Saracens B surged to a morale boosting 7-3 win over high-flying Cheltenham D. This was thanks largely to a dominant Mike Dodwell, who claimed a maximum. He was a convincing victor over Mike Fry and Dave Green, but struggled against stand-in Andy Dyke, edging him out 11-9 in the fifth. Terry Sims picked up two wins for Saracens and Ross Greening added another. Green claimed a brace of wins for Cheltenham, but it was not enough to prevent a defeat.
Winchcombe Warriors cruised to a 7-3 win over CCS A. Richard Bishop and Mike Vick were in impressive form, winning all three games each with ease. Dave MacIntosh also picked up a good win, overcoming Doug Blades in five sets. Steve Murton and Dave Hart continued their fabulous 100% doubles record with an impressive four sets win over Bishop and MacIntosh.
| Tirley Tigers | 2 | Saracens C | 8 | D. Cosnette |
| Cheltenham D | 3 | Saracens B | 7 | M. Dodwell |
| Winchcombe Warriors | 7 | CCS A | 3 | R. Bishop, M. Vick |
| Cheltenham E | 4 | Tewkesbury A | 6 | R Amphlett |
Division
Three
Killer B's Win Tewkesbury Derby
The derby match between the
two Tewkesbury teams went to form, with the B
side winning 8-2. Alan Cook overcame Pete Newdeck to win the
only singles for Tewkesbury C and won the doubles with the
help of Roger Tyrell. Tom Urbanski and Wayne Lippett
scored maximums for Tewkesbury B.
Winchcombe Eagles kept up the pressure at the top with a hard fought 7-3 win over Civil Service B. Rob Browning won two for Civil Service while Tiffany Hopton, Mick Holder and Derek Brown did likewise for Eagles. Tiffany outgunned Rob Browning in four games, but lost out in five to Geoff Wilson, who came back from 0-6 down in the last set to grab victory.
Saracens E recorded a comfortable 10-0 win against Cheltenham H.
|
Winchcombe Eagles |
7 |
Civil Service B |
3 |
|
|
Saracens E |
10 |
Cheltenham H |
0 |
T. Child, P. J. Adcock, R. North |
| Tewkesbury C |
2 |
Tewkesbury B |
8 |
T. Urbanski, W. Lippett |
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