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MIXED DIVISION ONE CHAMPS: Castletown A

Published on 17/09/2012 13:53

Castletown A clinched the Isle of Man Lawn Tennis Association’s Mixed Division One with a comfortable win against their C team last week.

This in turn meant the C team will be relegated to Division Three for next season.

Lucy Kerr and Roy Wilson did the most damage winning three good sets, firstly against Justine Torry and Richard Kerr 6/1, 7/5 and then against Sarah Breed and Alan Macnair 6/3.

Hannah Snidal and Rob Mason had a slightly tougher time of it though winning two of their three sets, one against Breed and Macnair 6/4 and the other against Torry and Kerr 6/2.

The C team did manage to nick one set, however, Breed and Macnair beating Snidal and Mason 6/4. Match result 5-1 to Castletown A.

In Division Two Castletown D kept their slim hopes of the league title alive with a 5-1 win at home to Ramsey A.

Kirree Ronan and Richard Kerr firstly took on Edith Van Gutchen and Jack Hedges and came out victors 6/2, 6/4.

At the same time on court two Nicola Skillicorn and Norman Lewis were playing well to come out on top 6/1, 6/3 against Linda Bates and Richard Simpson.

Ronan and Kerr then took care of Bates and Simpson 6/2. Van Gutchen and Hedges upped their game in the final set to take the away side’s only set 6/2 against Skillicorn and Lewis. Match Result 5-1 to Castletown D.

Results – Division One Albany A 1 (Katie Harris and Sean Drewry 1), Castletown B 5 (Neil Ronan and Laura Gardner 3, Rob Mason and Sarah Breed 2). Division Two Ramsey A 4 (Edith Van Gutchen and Jack Hedges 2, Richard Simpson and Jane Cowley 2), Castletown D 2 (Kirree Ronan and Richard Kerr 1, Norman Lewis and Nicola Skillicorn 1). Division Three Castletown E 6, Port Erin A 0 (Walkover). Division Four Castletown F 1 (Karen Murphy and Andy McLarney 1), Port Erin B 5 (Tricia Taylor and Geoff Corke 3, Pat Forster and Graham Mcfarlane 2).

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