IT WAS business as usual at the top of division one in the York & District Table Tennis League.
Leaders Coneysthorpe ‘A’ blitzed York RI ‘B’ 10-0 and then went on to beat Bootham ‘A’ 8-2. Martin Lowe was unbeaten in both matches.
Jon Wooldridge played well for Bootham, contributing both of their wins, including the prized scalp of Ashley Hodgson. He backed that up with a treble in an important 7-3 win over bottom side York RI ‘C’.
Second-placed York RI ‘A’ kept their title hopes alive with a 9-1 victory over Holgate ‘A’, Mick Wilcockson and Paul Robertson unbeaten.
Coneysthorpe ‘B’ whitewashed University ‘A’ 10-0.
In division two, John Temple and Dave Quinlan each picked up two wins and teamed up to win the deciding doubles for Bootham ‘D’ in a surprise 6-4 defeat of York RI ‘E’.
Pat Swindell claimed three superb wins as he helped his York RI ‘D’ to a 5-5 draw with Bootham ‘B’, while Ian Williams was the key man for Shepherds ‘B’ in a tight 6-4 defeat of their ‘C’ team.
Mike Robinson was the star for Tramways as they picked up a valuable win over Shepherds ‘D’ and youngster Nathan Taylor was on top form as second-placed Shepherds ‘A’ beat Bootham ‘C’ 7-3.
Holgate ‘B’ remain top, showing no mercy to their ‘C’ team in a 10-0 whitewash.
University ‘B’ are back on top of division three following a 7-3 win over BT ‘B’, with Bootham ‘E’ moving into second place after a 7-3 defeat of Holgate ‘D’.
York RI ‘F’ remain in promotion contention with a good 8-2 victory over BT ‘A’. Lewis McCarthy and David Dunn were too good for BT.
Matt Ayres and Rich Collyer inspired Bootham ‘F’ to a 7-3 defeat of York RI ‘G’.
Burnholme ‘B’ remain on top of division four after three wins from Terry Ruane in an 8-2 thrashing of Wigginton & Haxby 8-2.
In second place, unbeaten York RI ‘H’ had Paul Greenwood to thank for salvaging a draw against University ‘C’.
Tom Lines kept his Holgate ‘E’ in the promotion hunt with three wins in a 7-3 defeat of Bootham ‘G’ and veteran Mike Belton was too good for York RI ‘I’ in a comfortable 8-2 win for his Crescent ‘F’ side.
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