TOPSPIN York 'B' defeated Coneysthorpe 'A' 7-3 to join them as early pacesetters in the first division of the Red Goat York & District Table Tennis League.
Martin Lowe was unbeaten for the villagers.
Shiyi Ling 'A' thrashed their 'B' team 9-1 - although the 'B' team’s Tom Thorp turned in the performance of the night beating the highly-rated Bryan Birbeck.
Clarence 'C' head a competitive second division as trebles from Rob Farmery and Graham Hatfield helped them secure a 7-3 victory over Clarence 'E'.
Tim Smith was on top form as York RI 'C' moved into second place with a solid 7-3 win over Shepherds 'A'.
Bootham 'A' beat York RI 'D' 6-4 although Ian Hilton was surprised by Railway’s Paul Greenwood, while a maximum from Frank Feng could not prevent University 'B' suffering a 7-3 reversal against Poppleton.
Helmsley-based Ruth Purseglove was unbeaten on her York debut as Ryedale 'A' cruised to an 8-2 victory over Wigginton & Haxby 'A' with Stephen Temple also contributing three wins.
Clarence 'D' secured their first victory of the season as they edged out University 'B' 6-4 with Peter Corner and Gary Bunce bagging braces.
Wigginton & Haxby 'B' underlined their division three title credentials as they whitewashed York RI 'F' to assume pole position.
A maximum haul from Simon Prins was the highlight as Strensall 'B' and BT 'A' ended with honours even in a 5-5 draw, whilst John Hughes used all his experience as Shiyi Ling 'C' defeated Clarence 'G' 7-3.
Michal Slezak was unbeaten as South Bank earned a 5-5 draw versus University 'C', and Clarence 'F' beat BT 'B' 8-2 with Terry Nicholson untroubled.
In the fourth division, Wigginton & Haxby 'C' whitewashed Clarence 'H' 10-0 to move to the top of the table, while Andrew Male starred as their 'D' team recorded a 7-3 victory over an experienced Shepherds 'C' side.
A treble from student Kieran Podbury was decisive as University 'D' saw off Wigginton & Haxby 'E' 6-4 in a tight encounter.
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