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No. 84 June 2014

INTER-COUNTY CHAMPIONSHIPS (2013/2014)

Surrey U-19: NATIONAL CHAMPIONS:
Surrey U-17: NATIONAL CHAMPIONS: Aidan O’Brien,

Katie Wilson, Alison Thomson, Jodie Koep
Jonathan Camfield, Ben Windle, Matthew Broadberry, Charlie Lee

ESR U-11 Festival

Our youngsters WON (out of 12 teams) !!!

Women’s Senior Team: Runners-up: Isabelle

Tweedle, Alison Thomson, Nada El Kalaawy, Harriet Ingham and Emma Mathews

Women’s Over 50: Runners-up: Claire Baker, Julia

Ledger, Tammy Bennett, Kim Ricks and Kim Lascelles

Women’s Over 40: Third Place: Sandra Dunn, Claire Baker, Cate

Mullins, Maggie North, Mandy Begg, Julia Ledger, Julia Whitehead, Isabelle Tweedle, Sue Gotham, Tammy Bennett

Surrey Over 65: Runners-up: Graham Whitehead, Geoff Howes,

Bob Gray and Patrick Fleming

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give Frankland the match and Surrey the tie. Mark Baker beat Stuart Summers 3-0 in the dead rubber 2nd string match.

Neil Frankland bt Matt Holland 11/7 7/11 10/12 11/8 11/9 Mark Baker bt Stuart Summers 12/10 11/6 11/1 Jason Fletcher bt Ben Thornton 11/1 11/6 11/6 James Greenhead bt Adam Dominey retired in knock up Michael Hennings bt Jason Vigiers 12/10 11/7 10/12 2/11 12/10

SURREY 3 HAMPSHIRE 2

WOMEN’S O-50, Runners-up, Kent v Surrey
MEN’S O-60, Third Place, Surrey v Yorkshire

Surrey’s chances of winning the over 60’s squash were dealt a severe blow when Steve Jackson suffered some cracked ribs in a bizarre accident at a club training session just a few days before the finals weekend. Allan Davison was in America on business, so David Lyscom stepped up to play at 3 in the team. In the first semi final Surrey took on the defending champions, Yorkshire. David Lyscom playing 3 was first on court for Surrey and quickly won the first game 9-1, but his opponent gradually took control and eased to a 3-1 win. Paul Garbutt, playing 1 was next on court and he lost a close first game 9-6. He battled hard in the second game to take the lead only to lose it 10-8. A long 3rd game again went to 8-8, but this time Paul came out on top. The 4th was again closely fought, but it was the Yorkshireman, who looked very fit, who eventually took the match 3-1 and put Yorkshire through to the final. Alasdair Niven raced to a 3-0 win in the dead rubber. For the 3rd / 4th play off Lancashire had only 2 players, so with Alasdair Niven winning his match Surrey took 3rd place with a 2-1 victory. Thanks to Surrey’s reserve, Graham Whitehead, for playing a friendly match against a borrowed player in a dead rubber at 3.
It is said that the best is left to last and so it proved in a most dramatic and exciting final, between these county neighbours. Sue Giles (Kent) and Kim Ricks (Surrey) got things underway at 3rd string and Giles stormed into an 8/0 lead against a tense Ricks. With the game seemingly lost Ricks relaxed saved match ball at 8/0 and drew back to 4/8 before losing 9/7. Giles went 6/2 up, but Ricks clawed back to 6 all despite Giles having game ball, she was the one who tensed up and this time it was the Kent player who tensed up and Ricks squared things up taking it 10-8. However it was clear in the next game that effort expended so far had taken its toll on Giles, and she struggled in the 3rd losing it 9/3, to take Ricks one game away from victory. Nip and tuck until the midway point of the 4th Ricks pulled away at 6/5 and took it 9/6. So Mandy Akin had to win at first string against Tammy Bennett to prevent Surrey becoming Champions, and she did just that, completely out classing Bennett 9/3 9/1 9/3 in just 15 minutes. The outcome would now be decided by the number 2’s, Karen Hume and Julie Ledger. Leger’s fine form in these championships continued as she comfortably took the 1st in just 8 minutes. Hume is a fierce competitor and came flying back in the 2nd going 6/3 up, but Ledger hung in to get to 6 all. Hume pulled away once more and levelled things up at 1 all winning 9/6. The 3rd was very similar to the 1st, but this time the way of Hume as she dropped just 2 points winning it 9/2. If the 3rd followed the pattern of the 1st, then the 4th mirrored the 2nd, close throughout, and the tension grew along with the lets! Ledger went 6/3 then 8/5 up. Hume saved 2 game balls before succumbing 9/6. The outcome of the final game games was anyone’s guess. Hume went 3/1 up, back came Ledger 5/3 up, Hume responded – 5/5. It was still 5 a piece after 5 exchanges of serve. The tension on and off court was palpable. And it was Ledger who tightened up making some errors and Hume held her nerve to win 9/5 to the jubilation of her watching team mates and supporters.
Cumbria were worthy winners of the over 60’s without losing a rubber all weekend. Surrey lost 2-1 to Yorkshire in the semi final as follows: Paul Garbutt v Mark Thompson 6-9, 8-10, 10-8, 5-9 Alasdair Niven v Steve Williams 9-0, 9-0, 9-6 David Lyscom v Roy Robinson 9-1, 5-9, 2-9, 2-9

Bob Gray
MEN OVER 35, Third Place, Surrey v Hampshire

This was a relatively one sided playoff tie. The 5th and the 1st string matches being the picks of the tie. The 5th string match between Michael Hennings (Surrey) and Jason Vigiers (Hampshire) was close all the way through. Hennings won the first 12/10 and then the 2nd 11/7. He could have closed it out 3-0 but Vigiers won a hard fought 3rd game 12/10, he then won the 4th 11/2 and it seemed that he would complete the comeback in the 5th, but Hennings stubbornly resisted and took it 12/10 to put Surrey 1 up.Jason Fletcher also won comfortably at 3rd string for Surrey. The 4th string match was a walkover to Hampshire as James Greenhead could not continue after damaging his hand in the knock up. Neil Frankland had to survive a tough 5 game battle with Matt Holland who went 2-1 up before running out of steam in the final 2 games to

Mandy Akin bt Tammy Bennett 9/3 9/1 9/3 Karen Hume bt Julia Ledger Sue Giles lost to Kim Ricks

KENT 2 SURREY 1

2/9 9/6 9/2 6/9 9/5 9/7 8/10 3/9 6/9

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MEN, Third Place, Kent v Surrey

Surrey Junior County teams
Final placings - 2013/14

Neil Frankland ensured that he went through the weekend unbeaten securing a comfortable win over Bradley Masters to put Surrey ahead. Bradleys brother Josh also made it 3 out of 3 with a fine 3-1 win against the experienced Phil Rushworth. A tight 3rd between Chris Tomlinson and James Simpson, went the way of Surrey’s Simpson 3-2. A tight opening first game between the 2nd strings Charles Sharpes and Steve London, went the way of London, and despite losing the second, he came through to win 3-1 for Kent. Ben Ford couldn’t live with his younger opponent Joe Lee who won 3-0 to give Surrey 3rd place.

Boys’ U-19

- Second place in Stage 1 by two points. Did not qualify for Stage 2 Regional Group.

Boys’ U-17 Boys’ U-15
- NATIONAL CHAMPIONS. Defeated

Hampshire 3-2 in the final and Sussex 5-0 in the semi’s after defeating Essex 5-0, and Hertfordshire and Suffolk, 4-1 each, in the Regional Group

- Third place. Lost 1-4 to Sussex in the semi’s, and defeated Essex 4-1 in the quarters, after defeating Suffolk and Hertfordshire, 5-0 each, and Essex 4-1 in the Regional Group.

  • Kent
  • Surrey

Ben Ford Steve London Chris Tomlinson James Simpson Josh Masters Brad Masters
Joe Lee Charles Sharpes
10/12 3/11 4/11 14/12 7/11 11/3 11/4 12/10 10/12 11/7 6/11 4/11 12/10 8/11 11/1 14/12
5/11 8/11 9/11

Boys’ U-13 Girls’ U-19

- Third Place in Stage 2 Regional Group. Defeated Buckinghamshire 5-0 and lost to Middlesex 2-3 and to Essex 0-5
Phil Rushworth Neil Frankland

Surrey 3-2
- NATIONAL CHAMPIONS. Defeated

Gloucestershire 2-1 in the final and Kent 2-1 in the semi’s, after defeating Cumbria and Northumberland, 3-0 each, and a loss to North Wales in the Regional Group

WOMEN, Runners-up, Cheshire v Surrey

Cheshire captain Kirsty West had started the weekend not as confident of Cheshire retaining their title due to the unavailability of 2 key players, and she might have been more concerned as Surrey took the vital opening rubber 3-0 when Isabelle Tweedle beat Annie Openshaw-Blower 3-0 as well as the 3rd string game between Olivia Howell and Alison Thomson – the latter showing no ill effects from her 18th birthday party the evening before battling to a tight 3-1 victory to put Surrey in touching distance of the title. West then stopped the rot with an emphatic 3-0 win against Emma Mathews at 4th string to raise Cheshire’s hopes, and they were raised even higher when Emily Whitlock efficiently despatched Nada El Kalaawy in the first string match. The tension on the gallery grew as the 2nd string players stepped on court, each hoping to be the heroine of the day. Harriet Ingham just took a close first game 11/7, but all credit to Rachel Chadwick who battled hard to level things 13/11 in the 2nd, but the effort in doing so gave Harriet a golden opportunity in the 3rd which she duly took winning 11/3. Ingham knew she had a tough task to win the next 2 games, but she worked extremely hard in the 4th and with her opponent tightening up looked as if she might take it, but Chadwick came through 11/8 to give Cheshire a richly deserved win to keep hold of the title for another season.

Girls’ U-17 Girls’ U-15

- Lost to Gloucestershire and SE Wales,
0-5 each, in the Regional Group

- Fourth Place. Lost to Essex 1-4 in the quarters, after defeating Gloucestershire 3-2 and Warwickshire 4-1, and a loss to Sussex 1-4, in the Regional Group

Girls’ U-13

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Sixth place. Lost to SE Wales and Northumbria,

0-3 each, and to Cumbria 1-2, after defeating Sussex, 3-0, Middlesex, 2-1, and a loss to Kent,1-2, in the Regional Group

Isabelle Tweedle, Surrey 1st team captain, writes that the team last year were thrilled to achieve our best result for well over 25 years finishing runnersup......but this year the goal post had changed, and with a young and fast improving team, we were aiming for at least the final, and were generally “in it to win it”, rather than our usual aim of just trying to stay in the Premier division which comprises the top 8 counties. It is an incredibly young side, with the ages of the top 3 players totalling 58 years only!! Nada is just about to move out of the juniors having been crowned England junior U19 champion this year. Alison still has another year in the juniors and is already ranked in the top 6. A few years ago Harriet (in her fractionally younger years!) was also in the top couple of England ranked juniors.

  • Cheshire
  • Surrey

Emily Whitlock Rachel Chadwick Olivia Howell Kirsty West
Nada El-Kalaawy 11/7 11/5 11/2 Harriet Ingham 11/7 11/13 11/3 11/8 Alison Thomson 11/9 9/11 10/12 10/12 Emma Mathews 11/8 11/9 12/10

Thanks are given to Rawan El Kalaawy for being on standby. Claire Haslett, Jane Allman, Katie Wilson, and Shayne Baillie were also considered for a team place (depending on results) but were unavailable for various reasons.

Annie Openshaw-Blower Isabelle Tweedle 4/11 5/11 8/11

Cheshire 3- 2

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SURREY CLOSED SQUASH CHAMPIONSHIPS 2014

Left: James Simpson and

Spectators at the Surrey Closed squash tournament were treated to an exciting final on 26th January at New Malden TS & B between James Simpson, from St. Georges Hill, and Phil Nightingale from Reigate. James easily won the first two games,11-5, 11-7, but Phil lifted his game for the rest of the match, and levelled the match 11-7, 11-6. The fifth and final game was a tussle from the word go - point for point - until it reached 10-10. Four match points were saved before James won 12-10 in the fifth to successfully defend his County crown for the second year running.

Phil Nightingale Below: Sandra Dunn and Shayne Baillie

Equally exciting was the women’s final between Alison Thomson, from Colets, and Emma Mathews, from Ebbisham, which went the full distance. Emma took the first two games, 11-4, 11-6, but Alison fought back to take the next three games, 11-5, 11-3, 11-2 to win the County title.

Photos: Geoff Howes

Other Results: Grade B Grade C Over-35 Over-45 Over-55 Over-60 Over-65
David Boothroyd (Wimbledon Raquets) bt. Paul Broadberry (St. Georges Hill) Nick Williams (Kings Club) bt. Arjuna Kleiner (New Malden) 11-5, 11-5, 11-7 Michael Hennings (Surbiton) bt. David Poulton (Purley) 11-4, 6-11, 8-11,11-3, 11-8 Marc Aldridge (Purley) bt. Nigel Stiles (Sandown Park) 12-10, 11-7, 11-8 Paul Ekins (Purley) bt. David Clarke (Colets) 9-2, 9-6, 9-4 Steve Jackson (Bourne) bt. Paul Garbutt (Woking) 9-5, 9-5, 7-9, 0-9, 10-9 Patrick Fleming (Oxshott) bt. Geoff Howes (Colets) 9-4, 9-6, 9-2

Emma Mathews and Alison Thomson

Women Over-40
Shayne Baillie (Cheam) bt. Sandra Dunn (New Malden) 9-0, 9-1, 9-4

Patrick Fleming, Claire Baker and Bob Gray
David Clarke and Paul Ekins
Paul Garbutt and Steve Jackson

James Simpson & Alison Thomson - County Champions

  • Nigel Stiles & Marc Aldridge
  • Patrick Fleming & Geoff Howes

Men

G. Hoare J. Hickox

SURREY CLOSED ROLL OF HONOUR

1987 1988

(As at June 2014)

1989-93 Not held

Greg Pearman

1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
Women

Neil Frankland Danny Lee Neil Frankland Eric McAlpine Ben Garner

1987 1988 1989 1990 1991 1992 1993 1994 1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Jackie Candlin Samantha Langley Senga MacFie Senga MacFie Samantha Langley Jane Britton Isabelle Tweedle Diane Thompson Claire Baker
Ben Garner Ben Garner Stacey Ross Neil Frankland Ben Garner Tom Richards Ben Garner Stacey Ross Stacey Ross Tom Richards Jamie Mathews Phil Rushworth Neil Frankland James Simpson James Simpson
Natalie Le Serve Claire Baker Not held Isabelle Tweedle Shayne Morton Natalie Le Serve Jane Gardner Jane Gardner Jane Gardner Jane Gardner Jane Gardner Jane Kennedy Isabelle Tweedle Samantha Willis Harriet Ingham Harriet Ingham Jane Allman

Men Over - 35

Stuart Courtney Bob Johnson

1987 1988 1989-94 Not held

Dave Clarke

1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Grant Miller Ben Offei Grant Miller Grant Miller
Alison Thomson Alison Thomson

Dave Clarke

Men Over - 55

John O’Brien John O’Brien John O’Brien John O’Brien John O’Brien Peter Ward Phil Brickwood Phil Brickwood Ian Stopps
Marc Aldridge Marc Aldridge Marc Aldridge Greg Pearman Greg Pearman Jason Fletcher Marc Aldridge Peter Crossman Cliff Martindale Peter Crossman Andy Normile Steve Nicholson Matthew Davis Michael Hennings

1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Ian Stopps Ian Stopps Andrew Larkin George Porter Paul Garbutt Steve Jackson Allan Davison Steve Jackson David Clarke Alasdair Niven Paul Ekins

Men Over - 45

Phil Brickwood Phil Brickwood Stuart Murray Stephen Jackson Stephen Jackson Stephen Jackson Stuart Murray Paul Garbutt

1995 1996 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014
Men Over - 60

John O’Brien

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Paul Garbutt Paul Garbutt
Patrick Fleming Patrick Fleming Andrew Larkin Patrick Fleming Steve Jackson Steve Jackson
Richard Harrison Dermot Hurford Dermot Hurford Dermot Hurford Richard Harrison David Clarke Marc Aldridge Marc Aldridge Marc Aldridge Marc Aldridge

Men Over - 65

Geoff Howes Patrick Fleming

2013 2014

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SURREY CUP 2013/14 RESULTS

The results of this season’s Winter Surrey Cup, following the play offs at Colets on 29 March, are as follows:

  • Division
  • Winner
  • Runner-up
  • Result

1 (League) 1 (Trophy)
Colets 1 St. Georges Hill 1 RAC 1 Surrey Sports Park 3 Ebbisham 2 Surbiton 4 DL Farnham 1 Sandown 2
St. Georges Hill 1 Colets 1 WRFC 2 St. Georges Hill 4 VA Surrey Health Surbiton 3 Woking 3
4-1 4-1 4-1 3-2 4-1 3-2
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INVALUABLE SERVICES
John Palmer

Former Surrey Cup players and members will be saddened to hear of the death of John Palmer recently. Twenty years service on the County Management Committee is no mean feat.Yet John Palmer served the County for that length of time. He joined the committee in 1967 and was immediately selected onto the sub-committee handling the Surrey Cup. The following year he took over the running of the County competition, and continued to do so for 14 years. He was in constant contact with an increasing number of clubs who wanted to enter teams into the league and under his stewardship grew from six divisions to eighteen. And in the last year of running the competition, 1982/3 season, he overseered the then structure from a vertical format to a premier section of four divisions with two parrallel and equal sections from division 5 and below. In that last season eleven new teams entered and John had seen the competition grow to 162 teams from 70 clubs which, even then, made it one of the biggest inter-league club competitions in the country.
Surrey Junior Squad in 1975 and remained a coach to the squad up until 1987. This commitment to Surrey was a ‘mere’ 12 years compared to 14 spent on the Surrey Cup. Tribute was paid by the then President of the County Association, Willie Lane, at the AGM on the 10th June, 1987 when he stated that John had made an inestimable contribution to County affairs. He pointed out that many players had come through the Junior Squad to reach international level. And he added that it was a fitting culmination of John’s achievements that the junior team had regained the U-19 inter-county championship title that season. He hoped that the admiration held by the Association for him would be conveyed to him at an appropriate occasion. John was subsequently presented with an inscribed decanter at a dinner in his honour. John clearly ‘put himself about’ on behalf of Surrey and made innumerable friends and acquaintances in the squash scene generally. In his letter to clubs, John asked for a ‘let’ after a long period in office. The writer, who knew him for some cosiderable time, awarded him point, game and match 9-0, 9-0, 9-0.
Whilst all this was going on John still had, or rather,

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    ADVERTISING, SPONSORSHIP & PARTNERSHIPS SEASON 2015/16 EXPLORE THE OPPORTUNITIES SEASON 2015/16 COMMERCIAL ADVERTISING & PARTNERSHIP OPPORTUNITIES • Barrier Advertising • Digital Opportunities • Printed Media Opportunities • Shirt Sponsorship • Partnerships • The club was founded in 1967. • Chobham 1st XV competes in London 1 South League (Level 6), seeking promotion to National 3 • London 2 South West and Surrey Trophy winners 2012/13. • 850 players made up of 5 senior teams, with a thriving minis and juniors sections from u6s to u12s (400), u13s to u17s boys (280) and u12s to u18s girls (50). • First class youth development programme with more than 60% of our current 1st XV coming through from our mini and juniors sections. • Chobham Rugby Club funds a youth development programme in 18 primary and secondary schools, now in its 24th year! • Social Media Audience: Facebook -1000 members, Twitter - 800 followers. • Official Club Website: Over 3000 unique monthly users. • Programme Advertising: 2500 circulation of First XV and Mini Festival programmes. • Newsletter: quarterly to 2000 members. PITCH BARRIER ADVERTISING The installation of the new barriers is now complete thanks to the generous support of club members’ interest-free loans and the support of companies purchasing the first boards. First year £830 * ONE BOARD Following years £500 Includes quarter page advert in programmes First year £1411 * TWO BOARDS Following years £850 Includes quarter page advert in programmes TAKE THE OPPORTUNITY First year £1817.70 * THREE BOARDS Following years £1095 Includes half page advert in programmes Display area 2340mm x 800mm area Display First year £2102.39 * Artwork design details FOUR BOARDS Following years £1266.50 Includes half page advert in programmes TAKE THE OPPORTUNITY Bleed area 2450mm x 910mm (trimmed to 2440mm 900mm) Bleed area CALL 07774 120665 OR EMAIL [email protected] All prices are plus VAT 06 07 * Prices include board manufacture, customer to supply artwork.
  • A Full Results History of World Championship Events Can Be Found on the WSF Website At

    A Full Results History of World Championship Events Can Be Found on the WSF Website At

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  • Al Gharafa Hold Al Duhail; Al Sailiya Punish Qatar SC

    Al Gharafa Hold Al Duhail; Al Sailiya Punish Qatar SC

    SPORT Sunday 29 October 2017 PAGE | 23 PAGE | 24-25 PAGE | 27 England captain Root Top rider Mashel gets Hingis bids farewell says Warner talk of set for WorldSBK race with doubles defeat Ashes war ‘extreme’ on home turf in Singapore Qatar Classic: Home hope Tamimi to begin campaign against Fares Armstrong Vas QATAR CLASSIC The Peninsula Qatar’s Qualifying results (yesterday) Abdulla (1) Alan Clyne (Sco) bt Eain Yow Ng (Mas) 3-1 (11- bdulla Mohammed Mohd Al 4, 11-2, 13-11) Al Tamimi will be Tamimi [5] Tsz Fung Yip (Hkg) bt Charles Sharpes (Eng) looking for a flying (right) 3-2 (11-5, 8-11, 11-9, 8-11, 11-8) start to his Qatar will take Karim Ali Fathi (Egy) bt [10] Campbell Grayson Classic 2017 Squash on rising (Nzl) 3-1 (11-7, 6-11, 11-9, 11-5) ChampionshipA campaign when [11] Adrian Waller (Eng) bt [3] Omar Abdel Meg- he takes on Egypt’s Fares Des- star Fares uid (Egy) 3-1 (11-2, 7-11, 12-10, 11-9) souky in first round of second Dessouky PSA World Series event of the of Egypt in [15] Raphael Kandra (Ger) bt [4] Nicolas Meuller season at the Khalifa Interna- first round (Sui) 3-2 (13-11, 7-11, 11-7, 7-11, 11-7) tional Tennis and Squash of Qatar [7] Leo Au (Hkg) bt Richie Fallows (Eng) 3-1 (9-11, Complex here today. Classic at 11-4, 11-7, 11-1) The World No.37, repre- the Khalifa [8] Chris Simpson (Eng) bt [9] Declan James sents the only local hope in the International (Eng) 13-11, 11-9, 11-6 main draw after none of the Tennis and [2] Saurav Ghosal (Ind) bt Ammar Altamimi (Kuw) eight Qatari players who fea- Squash 3-0 (11-6, 11-3, 11-6) tured in the qualifying rounds Complex Schedule (Today) made it past the first round and today.
  • Page One Final (Page 1)

    Page One Final (Page 1)

    No. 81 Advertise here for six December 2012 months for just £50 Other rates for larger space are available For full details contact the editor: [email protected] www.surreysra.co.uk SURREY JUNIOR CLOSED CHAMPIONSHIPS Wimbledon Raquets club member, Ben Windle, won the annual Surrey Junior Closed squash tournament over the weekend of 22-23rd September at the Wimbledon Raquets club. He defeated Matt Broadberry, from St. Georges Hill, by 11-7, 8-11, 11-7, 12-10. Tom Bailey, also from the host club, won the U-17 event which went the full distance, by 11-8, 8-11, 6-11, 11-6, 11-9 County winners against Charlie Lee, from St. Georges Hill. Lee had earlier won the U-15s against Jonathan Camfield, by 11-4, 11- 7, 11-6. Max Exelby (Lakeside) and Harry North (Wimbledon) fought a very close match in the U-13s with North winning by 5-11, 13-11,13-11, 7-11, 11-9. All the other matches in the lower age groups resulted in 3-0 wins. Phil Rushworth, club professional, and Jan Measures, made for a successful tournament. U-19 - Ben Windle, Matt Broadberry U-19 - Nada El Kalaawy, Alison Thomson Photos: Sam Lloyd U-15 - Rawan El Kalaawy, Bryony Smith U-13 - Lilly Pinggera, Georgia Mackenzie U-11(mxd) - Tim Lloyd, Austen Leitch U-17 - Tom Bailey U-17 - Alison Thomson U-13 - Harry North C.R.Y. Cardiac Risk in the Young www.neildesai.org SUMMER SURREY CUP 2012 Final Positions Play Offs Div 1 St Georges Hill 1 defeated Purley 1 at Div 2 Wimbledon Raquets 2 defeated Wimbledon Raquets 3 Surrey Div 3 St Georges Hill 2 defeated Bourne 1 Sports Div 4 Surrey Sports Park 2 defeated Riverbourne 1 Park Div 5 RAC 2 defeated Ebbisham 2 6th Oct.
  • British Under 23 Championships Men - Main Draw

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    British Under 23 Championships Men - Main Draw 1st Round 2nd Round 3rd Round 4th Round 5th Round Adrian Waller: Adrian Waller Adrian Waller: Adrian Waller: Adrian Waller: 1* Adrian Waller {Hertfordshire} Adrian Waller Adrian Waller 1st Adrian Waller Adrian Waller: 11-1, 11-4, 11-2 {14m} 11-4, 11-4, 11-3 {14m} 11-6, 11-7, 11-7 {31m} 11-6, 11-9, 11-5 {34m} 2nd 13-11, 11-9, 11-8 {50m} {Q2} Jordan Creed {Norfolk} Nathan Lake Alistair Mutch Charles Sharpes Oliver Pett Nathan Lake: Ben Coleman Alistair Mutch: Charles Sharpes: Oliver Pett: 9/16* Nathan Lake {Gloucestershire} Tom Pashley Oliver Pett 3rd Charles Sharpes Charles Sharpes: 13-11, 11-3, 11-5 {24m} 11-7, 12-10, 7-11, 11-8 {56m} Walkover 10-12, 11-9, 6-11, 11-6, 11-5 12-10, 6-11, 11-9, 11-9 Alistair Mutch 4th {Q1} Robert Dadds {Cambridgeshire} Charles Sharpes Eddie Charlton {63m} Eddie Charlton {54m} Ben Coleman: Tom Pashley Tom Pashley: Oliver Pett: Alistair Mutch: 5/8* Ben Coleman {Essex} Chris Fuller Alistair Mutch 5th Anthony Graham Anthony Graham: 11-3, 11-6, 11-8 {32m} 9-11, 8-11, 11-6, 11-6, 11-8 Walkover Walkover 7-11, 10-12, 11-9, 11-2, Robert Downer 6th Niall Engerer {Essex} {54m} Oliver Pett Tom Pashley Alistair Mutch 13-11 {42m} Alistair Mutch: Charles Sharpes Charles Sharpes: Eddie Charlton: Anthony Graham: 9/16* Alistair Mutch {Wales} Anthony Graham Chris Fuller 7th Chris Fuller Chris Fuller: 11-5, 11-3, 11-4 {21m} 11-6, 11-8, 16-14 {39m} 8-11, 13-11, 8-11, 11-7, 11-2 Walkover Walkover Declan James 8th Lyell Fuller {Devon} Eddie Charlton {72m} Anthony Graham Tom Pashley
  • In This Issue... in This Issue

    In This Issue... in This Issue

    www.surreyrugby.com ISSUE 71 | SUMMER 2015 SURREY RUGBY ionship for Fourth Ye Champ ar Running ounty in C y W rre Su IN THIS ISSUE... • PrincePrince Harry LaunchesLaunches FestivalFestival ooff Rugby • RRWCWC 20120155 Trophy Tour CComesomes to SSurreyurrey • SSurreyurrey SSeniorenior & JuJuniornior AwAwardsards • Latest News on LadLadiesies & GiGirlsrls Surrey U20s Win National Title plusplh muchh more...more..o e 2 A Message from the President John Raywood IMPORTANTIMPORTANT NOTICENOTICE SURREY RUGBY SURREY RUGBY AAnythingnythingything Interesting?Interestnterestining? HASHAS MOVEDMOVED to:to: Please send copy to Surrey Rugby Gary Ashburn What a Year! 90 Gravel Hill, Croydon, Surrey Riverbridge House CR0 5BE Guildford Road mob: 07951 104056 ‘ ectic’ is not the word! The past year Leatherhead e: [email protected] has been quite an experience. Indeed, Hwhen I signed up for the job, I didn't Surrey KT22 9AD realise just what I was taking on. And Tel: 01372 365770 neither did anyone else – possibly! What has changed is the RFU. In other Clubs will be judged not solely on their Editor: Gary Ashburn words, everything. successes in Leagues and Cup events but also on their ability to safeguard their players. Contributors: Gary Ashburn, Accreditation and re-Accreditation are the I am sure that we will all agree with that. Lee Crabb, Roger Underwood, watch-words these days. And quite rightly! If Thanks, Surrey Rugby, for the experience. It Ryan Reino, Mike Pugh, we are to continue to encourage youngsters to take up this fantastic sport, we must has been a year to remember. Hugh Godwyn, Paul Grindrod. provide the necessary reassurance to their parents that they will not regret the move.