3 RYDE Groups TOP ISLE OF WIGHT DIVISION 1 TABLE TENNIS TABLE
Ryde A were back on structure this week with a 8-2 triumph over Newport Vics An in Isle of Wight Table Tennis Division 1.
Ryde’s Scott Lawson player-of-the-match and unbeaten, while colleagues Pat Thorley and Ransack Smith won two each, both losing to Newport’s Paul Freeborn.
Division 1 Outcomes
Newport Vics A2Ryde A8Ryde C9Shanklin A1Ryde Goshawks2Ryde Reprobates8Ryde Ravens4Newport Vics B6
Nonetheless, Ryde C top the table with Ryde Delinquents in second spot, and both look hard groups to beat, with simple triumphs this week against Shanklin An and Ryde Goshawks. Finalists in the English Associations Public Junior Competition – Ryan Cates and Lewis Johnstone – play for Ryde C and the Delinquents separately, and, alongside their partners, will push to hold Ryde A back from taking best position once more.
Division 2 Outcomes
Ryde Lizards2Ryde Rascals8Havenstreet Hooters6Ryde Rockets4Wootton Wanderers6Ryde Revellers4Newport Vics C9Ryde Allsorts1
In Division 2, Newport Vics C proceeded with their great structure with a 9-1 win over Ryde Allsorts, albeit youthful Jye Lock played especially well to take a success over Newport’s Paul Harper.
Wootton Drifters met Ryde Revelers, and this demonstrated a firmly battled match, which continued until quite a bit later, with many tight games which might have gone one way or the other. Wootton’s Neil Fences was player of the match and unbeaten however was taken to 5 sets by the Reveler’s Nicky Dando and Gourav Shah.
Β Division 3 Outcomes
Ryde Rustics3Newport Vics D7Ryde Retailers7Shorwell Spinners3
Bert Paice (Ryde Rustics)
In Division 3, Newport Vics D proceeded with their initial predominance with a 7-3 win over Ryde Rustics, with Newport’s Debbie Yates player of the match 92-year-old Bert Paice demonstrating her hardest rival.
Ryde Retailer’s 12-year-old Joseph Renouf partook in an extraordinary win over Shorwell Spinner’s Tom Biles, albeit each set went to deuce, so it was an extreme counterpart for the two players. The Retailers dominated the game 7-3.
