Post by SirKT on Jan 26, 2009 14:16:34 GMT
Well done to my Worthing select team for their efforts yesterday.
We came through a very tough group which included favourites Tunbridge Wells, Redhill `A` & Portsmouth and actually topped the pile with 3 wins, 4-3, 4-3, 6-1.
We came unstuck though in the Semi final against a good Mid Sussex side losing 3-4, down to the last two games.
Some excellent performances from Ian 4/4, Kt 4/4, Hayley 3/4 (Mr Jukes put 11k past her in the loss) & guest player Dave Alder, also 3/4. Steve Aylmore (1), Dave Jones (0) & Stu Mepham (2)made up the seven, but could only manage 3 legs between them.
Hayley carried her good form over from the previous day, which had seen her partner Tommo in the Mixed pairs competition. She
played well all day and they finished top of their group winning 5/6. In the q/finals they came up against a formidable pairing in Kev Hall & Sandra Race (who won 5/6 in their group, finishing runners up).
Sandra then Kev put two good breaks on the board, giving Hayley & Tommo an uphill task, which they never achieved.
They then went on to win the final.
We came through a very tough group which included favourites Tunbridge Wells, Redhill `A` & Portsmouth and actually topped the pile with 3 wins, 4-3, 4-3, 6-1.
We came unstuck though in the Semi final against a good Mid Sussex side losing 3-4, down to the last two games.
Some excellent performances from Ian 4/4, Kt 4/4, Hayley 3/4 (Mr Jukes put 11k past her in the loss) & guest player Dave Alder, also 3/4. Steve Aylmore (1), Dave Jones (0) & Stu Mepham (2)made up the seven, but could only manage 3 legs between them.
Hayley carried her good form over from the previous day, which had seen her partner Tommo in the Mixed pairs competition. She
played well all day and they finished top of their group winning 5/6. In the q/finals they came up against a formidable pairing in Kev Hall & Sandra Race (who won 5/6 in their group, finishing runners up).
Sandra then Kev put two good breaks on the board, giving Hayley & Tommo an uphill task, which they never achieved.
They then went on to win the final.