Match Reports

Stanley Street Cypriots followed up their runners up achievement and promotion from Division Three by adding the Worksop Leagues flagship cup competition, the Mike Tunningley Handicap Shield to their trophy cabinet. The Cypriots have had a fabulous season and also individually as Graham Stent won the Division Three Singles title and then teamed up with Mitchell Radford to add the Division Three Doubles title to his collection. Fiona Halpin-Stent has marshalled her troops superbly this season and none more so than in the Mike Tunningley Shield. The Cypriots had a bye in the first round but then beat 2nd Division opposition in Ryton Park Cougars and then followed that up in the quarter finals with a win over fellow Division Three side DTH Redlands Tarr Babies. In the semi finals they came up against Division One side DTH Redlands Roosters who were duly dispatched to give the Cypriots a place…full report »

Stanley Street 'A' and DTH Redlands Tarr Babies have won this seasons Division One and Division Three Trophy Finals respectively.
Stanley Street 'A's opponents in the Division One final, The David Hooton Trophy were MBE who despite having to give their opponents 117 points after the handicaps were applied must have fancied their chances of winning the match especially as Street 'A' had finished 25 points behind them in the league but they didn't make a great start in reducing the deficit as Mick Bell lost to Alex Millward and when in the next match Dave Marsh only beat Matt Williams by a single point they knew they were up against it. The deficit did start to come down with some good wins for Mick Bell and Dave Marsh over Kyle McIntosh and Craig Straw over Matt Williams but it was all in vain as Street 'A', despite losing…full report »

Stanley Street 'D' have been crowned Division Three Champions after an amazing run of results propelled them to the top of the table and subsequently the Division Three title. Captain Glyn Williams and his team have remained unbeaten in their last 17 league games with their last defeat coming way back in the middle of October of last year and in their title decider against DTH Redlands Babies, who themselves could still clinch promotion and also take the title from Street 'D' they knew that a draw would be enough to secure the title. Street 'D' put in a real team effort that saw Glyn Williams, Andrew Agnew and Lee Webb all register two wins each as all three of them beat Greg Suchalski and Jack Tarr in a 6-4 win to be crowned worthy champions of Division Three. The Tarr Babies Josh Nelson had yet another great night as…full report »

Stanley Street 'D' stretched their unbeaten run to 16 games this week in their quest to win the Division Three title and with it promotion to Division Two. With just one match left to play against their arch rivals DTH Redlands Tarr Babies they now know that a draw in that game will be enough to be crowned champions.
Their latest win over Ryton Park Falcons came courtesy of hat tricks for both Andrew Agnew and Lee Webb and a solo win for Diesel Webb over Mick Potter. The Falcons may be bottom of the league but have shown good signs of improvements in the second half of the season which will bode them well for next year. Both Jak Eden and Brian Hall registered wins over Diesel Webb before Agnew and Lee Webb came together to win the doubles in straight sets against Eden and Mick Potter to…full report »

DTH Redlands Fluffy Toys and Manton Nomads were both crowned champions of their respective divisions this week after both sides recorded vital wins. Fluffy Toys recorded a comfortable 7-3 home win against Manton Misfits to win the Division One title for the sixth consecutive season. The Toys win was largely due to a Steve Johnson hat trick and he was well supported by Tom McIntosh and Peter Cowburn who both added two wins each. The Misfit's Ian Henderson did brilliantly to beat both Cowburn and McIntosh and he also had a match point against Johnson but couldn't quite clinch his hat trick. Kalpesh Bhatt and Kartik Lakhani were the other Misfit players but went home empty handed with the doubles being conceded by the Toys to finish the scoring.
DTH Redlands Joggers battle to avoid relegation back down to Division Two took a blow on and off the table…full report »