West of Scotland Table Tennis League

West of Scotland Table Tennis League
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Junior League Report

The West’s Junior League got off to an excellent start on Saturday (31 October) at Holyrood Sports Centre. 24 teams, 72 players, coaches, family and friends all enjoyed the afternoon’s play. A number of coaches and older players remarked on the improved standard, skill and technique in all three Divisions. A number of the players are now playing in the West’s senior league and their impressive level of play is now beginning to reflect this.

Junior League Tables

Division 1                                                                                            Holyrood
Holyrood A is setting the pace in this division recording a brace of  5-0 victories. They recorded wins over Drumchapel's all girl B team and then Holyrood B. Close on their heels come Drumchapel A who recorded a closely contested 3-2 victory over 44th BB and then a more comfortable 5-0 win over North Ayrshire. Four teams the 44th BB, North Ayrshire A and B and East Kilbride A are all on five points.


Division 2

East Kilbride B and A were both in impressive form and fill the top two spots on 9 and 8 points respectively. Knightswood and Drumchapel are next on 7 points each. North Ayrshire are on their own on 5 points and 44th BB, Holyrood and South Ayrshire will need to get back to the practice table if they want to improve their points total at the next league meeting, in just under two weeks.

North Ayrshire

Division 3

44 BBEast Kilbride (again) and Drumchapel find themselves at the top of this division on 8 points, closely followed by North Ayrshire and the 278 BB. Knightswood A had a close match with league leaders East Kilbride and a win against North Ayrshire which suggests that they will be heading towards the top half of the table. 44th BB, Knightswood B and South Ayrshire will be looking for an improved performance to lift themselves away from the wrong half of the division.

Next Junior League – Saturday 21st November, Holyrood Sports Centre