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PREMIER SQUASH LEAGUE 2015/16 Round 7 Tuesday February 16th 2016 at 7.00 P.M. BENZ BAVARIAN DUFFIELD VS COOLHURST_LONDON Match Sponsored by The Viceroy Duffield & The Lion Belper BENZ BAVARIAN V COOLHURST LONDON 1. Nick Matthew WR 3 1. Gregg Lobban WR37 2. Chris Simpson WR 23 2. Joe Green WR 155 3. Declan James WR 44 3. Nick Mulvey WR192 4. Ashley Davies WR 130 4. TBC 5. Laura Massaro WR1 5. Donna Urquhart WR 23 Order of Play: Court 3 (Glass Back Court) - 5, 2 & 1 Court 4 – 4 & 3 TIME TO MAKE A BREAK Welcome to Round 7 of this 2015/16 PSL season… it’s tight at the top of Group A, and Duffield – the current National Champions – are ready to make a break for the play-offs. For the first time this season we are able to field a full strength side. Having won most of our ties 3/2 so far this season we are hoping for a full house tonight. Coolhurst are currently bottom of the Group on 40 points, but they too will be looking to get some vital points in the bag as the bottom of the table is as tight as is the top. Pld Won Lost TF TA GF GA Pts EVERARDS LEICESTER 5 4 1 17 8 56 39 76 BENZ BAVARIAN DUFFIELD 5 4 1 14 11 55 42 75 BIRMINGHAM LIONS 5 4 1 17 8 54 34 74 AIR-IT NOTTINGHAM 5 1 4 10 15 41 55 46 PONTEFRACT 5 1 4 10 15 40 50 45 COOLHURST LONDON 5 1 4 7 18 35 61 40 2016 BRITISH CHAMPIONSHIPS. Duffield players featured strongly, with Nick Matthew making history by winning the Men’s title for a record 8th time beating James Wilstrop convincingly 3-1, 11/2, 6/11, 11/3, 11/3. Laura Massaro won a 3rd title beating Alison Waters, 3-0, 11/2, 11/5, 11/4. Declan James lost in the 1st round, in a match that could have gone either way, to Welsh qualifier Joel Makin, 3-0, 9/11, 11/13, 9/11. Adam Murrills beat Ashley Davies in the qualifying semi final, 3-0, 11/6, 11/7, 11/6, to play No 2 Seed James Wilstrop in the 1st round of the main draw. Adam took a game of James but lost 3-1, 9/11, 6/11, 11/1, 8/11. Richie Fallows made the 1st round proper by beating Angus Gillams in the Under 21 Championship semi final, to face fellow Essex boy and No 3 seed Daryl Selby. Richie went down a strong 3/0, 6/11, 10/12, 6/11. Richie also had a tough match on finals day in the Under 21 final losing out to Leicesters George Parker, in a hard fought 4, 11/13, 11/3, 12/10, 11/7. In the Ladies Millie Tomlinson lost 3/0 to a strong Welsh, Tesni Evans the No 7 seed, 3/0, 4/11, 4/11, 6/11. Finally Jesse Davis put in a great performance in the Under 21 Championship, 2nd Rnd only losing to No 2 seed Alison Thompson. After battling back from 2/0 down, 8/11, 9/11, to level with an 11/5, 11/5, Jesse eventually lost out 6/11 in the 5th. Next Match: Tuesday, March 15th at home to University of Birmingham Lions. .

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