Cobras dig deep to sink Crazy Gang in Bridlington Table Tennis League Division 1

Cobras had to dig deep before they overcame close rivals Crazy Gang 5-4, in Division One of the Bridlington Table Tennis League.

Chris Deegan scored a hat-trick and Neil Thomas shot a brace for Cobras, but Paul Wilkinson scored twice and one each from Caron Holdsworth and Paul Harper ensured a tight finish, writes Tony Wigley.

Martin McPheat claimed one singles win for Mad Batters in Division Two.placeholder image
Martin McPheat claimed one singles win for Mad Batters in Division Two.

Barracudas retained second place when they defeated James Builders 7-2, Roy Hill and Gerard Ferre both claimed maximum points, but Harrison James and Jacob James replied with a win each.

Tornadoes climbed up into joint third place after their 7-2 victory over Vikings.

The Avengers, currently second in Division Two, from left  Vicky Barton, Luda Cronin, and Tina Crockford.placeholder image
The Avengers, currently second in Division Two, from left Vicky Barton, Luda Cronin, and Tina Crockford.

John Ockenden scored a hat-trick and two wins each from Ian McKenna and Julian James, but Tom Ryan struck twice in reply for Vikings.

The Avengers stormed into second after a 7-2 triumph over Spin Doctors in Division Two.

Tina Crockford led the way with an imperious hat-trick and doubles from Vicky Barton and Luda Cronin secured victory. Jon Bell hit a brace for Spin Doctors.

The James Gang held onto top spot after a ferocious 5-4 win over Air Benders, Harrison James claimed a maximum and Leon James scored twice, but Tom Ryan shot a brace plus a win each from Joe Plant and John Ockenden as Air Benders slipped down to third.

Roy Hill scored a hat-trick for Barracudas in Division One.placeholder image
Roy Hill scored a hat-trick for Barracudas in Division One.

Quality Service are joint fourth after a 6-3 victory over Mad Batters, Paul Senior and Dave Brown scored trebles, but Mad Batters replied with singles from Phil Leach, Simon Bekker and Martin McPheat.

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