Braintree League: Relief for leading lights
The table-toppers and their leading player both came closer to defeat than they had done so far in division three’s crunch match in the Braintree Table Tennis League.
Clacton & Dist: Dearman back in business
Super-veteran Colin Dearman picked up his first hat-trick in over a year as he stayed undefeated in Walton A’s 7-3 victory over Windsor Eagles in Division One of the Clacton & District League.
Braintree League: Big win for Buxton
Adam Buxton brought off one of the wins of the season in the Braintree Table Tennis League when he downed former men’s singles champion Brandon Crouchman in Rayne A’s 8-2 win over Liberal A.
Clacton & Dist: Hillier takes handicap honours
The much-improved and often under-rated Russell Hillier took the plaudits in the Clacton & District League’s Handicap Singles Tournament, taking the Gordon Denton Trophy for a second time after first winning it in 2011.
Clacton & Dist: Brotherhood win a marathon
Brotherhood E of Division Three took the honours in Round One of the Clacton & District League’s Handicap Cup with a 5-3 win over top-flight Walton A.
Braintree League: Leaders finally drop points
After 12 consecutive wins, the Sudbury Nomads steamroller has hit a bump in the road.
Braintree League: Leaders get help from club-mates
Rayne A’s already slim chance of catching Netts A at the top of the Braintree Table Tennis League became even slimmer when they were held to a draw by Netts’ B team.
Clacton & Dist: Pryor poaches precious points
Brotherhood D have gradually been drawn into the relegation scrap at the bottom of Division Two of the Clacton & District League and are in need of all the points they can muster.
Clacton & Dist: Eagles aiming high
Windsor Eagles set out their new year intentions clearly in Division One of the Clacton & District League with an emphatic 9-1 victory over Nomads Lions, a result which leapfrogs them over their rivals and gives them a six-point cushion in second place.
Braintree League: Cup delight for underdogs
The handicap cup in the Braintree Table Tennis League gives the lesser lights a chance to shine – and so it has proved this year as three third division teams have made their way through to the semi-finals.
