THE latest round of matches took place in the Stratford-upon-Avon Table Tennis League with a host of local players in action.
In Division One, Shottery strengthened their grip on top spot with an emphatic 15-1 victory against Stratford MND.
Reigning champions Stratford Racketeers returned to winning ways, boosted by the return of Warwickshire county player Debs Barrow.
Barrow inspired the Racketeers to a commanding 15–1 win against JLM Hussars.
She claimed wins against England’s number 11, 13 and 17 ranked women when competing at national level last weekend.
Stratford Paddles inflicted a first defeat on Littleton Lynx after emerging as 13-6 winners.
New signings David Ramsey and Greg Swan guided Paddles to victory as the former triumphed in a 13-11 epic against Hu Fai Lau.
Ramsey also ended Warwickshire star Rex Wong’s three-year unbeaten run in the league just days earlier.
In Division Two, Willersey recorded a flawless 15-0 victory against Stratford Edge Shots as Robert Pitt and Mark Bridgman led the charge in clinical fashion.
Ilmington also impressed with a 15-2 win against league newcomers Quinton, showcasing their promotion credentials through strong performances from Rick Burgess and Alberto Vitale.
In Division Three, new entrants Stratford Two Pings made a strong start to their first-ever league season, winning 15-5 against Ashorne Spirits.
Mati Watkins and Adam Wojniusz both shone in an impressive team display.
Despite a spirited effort, Generations United lost 15-0 against Junior Boys Blue with standout performances from Alfie Musk and Joshua Marston.
