Leaders Cobras hammer Tornadoes in Bridlington Table Tennis League Division One

Brid Table Tennis League reports. PHOTOS BY TONY WIGLEYBrid Table Tennis League reports. PHOTOS BY TONY WIGLEY
Brid Table Tennis League reports. PHOTOS BY TONY WIGLEY
Division One leaders Cobras overwhelmed Tornadoes 9-0 in the Bridlington Table Tennis League.

Chris Deegan, Peter Clarkson and Neil Thomas each scored maximum points, writes Tony Wigley.

Crazy Gang produced a brilliant attacking display as they prevailed 7-2 over Barracudas.

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Paul Wilkinson bagged a hat-trick, Caron Holdsworth and Gavin Smithies both added doubles, Gerard Ferre shot a brace in reply.

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Brid Table Tennis League reports. PHOTOS BY TONY WIGLEY

Vikings climbed up into fifth place after their 5-4 triumph over James Builders.

Robert Deegan and Julian James scored twice and Paul Senior added one singles, Jacob James claimed a treble and Harrison James added one singles in reply.

Air Benders reduced the gap to two points at the top of Division Two after defeating The Avengers 8-1.

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Joe Plant and John Ockenden claimed trebles, Tom Ryan shot a brace, Vicky Barton replied with a single for Avengers.

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Brid Table Tennis League reports. PHOTOS BY TONY WIGLEY

The James Gang were merciless as they overcame Quality Service 7-2 with trebles from Harrison and Jacob James, plus one singles from Mike Byass.

Sandie Edwards and Kevin Raynor both claimed singles for fourth-placed Service.

Spin Doctors retained third spot after an impressive 7-2 victory over Mad Batters.

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Paul Harper scored an excellent hat-trick with strong support from Lindsay Harper and Jon Bell’s doubles. Robert Deegan hit a brace for Batters.

Tina Crockford and Neil Thomas won the Wednesday round/robin tournament.

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