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Congratulations to Revolution B’s Sara Williams who won the Women’s 40+ title at the Midland Masters last weekend winning all her matches and retaining her England No. 1 position. This follows on from her remaining unbeaten in the Premier Division of the Women’s Veteran British League with ten wins from ten matches at the beginning of October. Sara heads off this weekend to compete in Premier Division of the Women’s Senior British League and we wish her well.

The club is open on Monday 18th October. Junior coaching is from 6.00pm-7.15pm. Beginner/Improver adult practice is from 6.00pm-7.15pm. Open practice is from 7.30pm-10.15pm. We have two matches taking place and we will have one additional table available for sharing between teams. Home teams please offer up the match table to the visiting team to allow them to warm up. Please book and pay using the club Shop for practice and match fees. Please help with putting equipment away at the end of the evening.

Revolution TTC is looking for all standards of players to join them next season. After a turbulent fifteen months due to Covid-19 the club will be re-opening on Monday 21st June. Club Chairman, John Alsop, said “we have traditionally had a healthy pipeline of juniors coming into the club, through the weekly coaching sessions, wanting to gain match experience in the Bedford League. The Covid-19 epidemic has either put on hold or devastated young player ambitions. Combined with the loss of more senior juniors going off to University the club requires additional players to help support the existing teams.” The club offers seven match tables and up to seven additional practice tables every Monday. Contact John on 01234 783194 or read more …

Going into the final week Golden Oldies have already secured first place in this division and cannot be overtaken. Second place is all to fight for as current second placed Swat Team take on third placed BJT. Swat Team have been playing under strength these last few weeks without their No. 1 Joe Peckham and they could find themselves on the wrong end of an in form BJT in their final match.

With only one more week to go the division appears to be wrapped up for first place by the Smith Cup Dropouts. However, mathematically joint second placed Netunedges and Top Spinners could both achieve joint first place if Top Spinners achieve a maximum 15-0 win against the “Dropouts” and Top Spinners a similar 15-0 against bottom of the table Elstow Belles. So everything still to play for but it could all be decided after the first singles match.