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Sunday 11th, Day Two:
England finish on top
Damian
Burgess reports
The final matches of the weekend and the standard
was great throughout, after a busy weekend the players still
found enough energy to please the watching crowd at the
Sport Wales National Centre in Cardiff. England have looked
on form all weekend and finished both groups on top, even
hitting 101 points in the Under18 Group. Its was a tight
affair in the Under20 group with only 9 points separating
the three teams.
Well done to England on their table topping performances and
all the other teams, players and coaches who travelled for
the weekend in Cardiff, great effort and everyone is looking
forward to the next event.
Wales 11 - 24 England (Under18)
Joel Makin 2 - 3 Tamindar Guta-Aura - 13/11 5/11 11/5 8/11
6/11
Jordan Davies 3 - 1 George Parker - 8/11 11/6 11/7 12/10
Owain Taylor 0 - 3 Hamish Falconer - 4/11 8/11 6/11
Nia Kenward 0 - 3 Anna Kimberly - 6/11 3/11 2/11
Sarah Clode 0 - 3 Alicia Mead - 9/11 6/11 7/11
Under 18 Final Positions:
ENGLAND - 101pts, Wales - 79pts, Scotland - 30pts
Wales 15 - 20 England (Under20)
Sam Fenwick 1 - 3 Ollie Holland - 11/9 8/11 11/7 11/8
Dave Haley 3 - 1 Ashley Davies - 11/13 11/5 11/7 13/11
Sam Davidson 2 - 3 Russel Clark - 7/11 11/5 11/9 15/17 5/11
Hannah Davies 3 - 2 Ellie Lake - 14/16 8/11 11/9 11/5 11/7
Fiona Murphy 0 - 3 Victoria Temple-Murray - 7/11 10/12 10/12
Under 20 Final Positions:
England - 76, Wales - 67, Scotland - 67
ALL TO PLAY FOR IN FINAL TEST
The afternoon session at the Sport Wales National Centre
saw England dominant again as they played their first
matches of the day, in the Under18 match England only
dropped 1 game in the entire match and in the Under20 Test
it was close with England edging a still energetic Scotland
3 - 2 (19/16 on points) Some really tight games again
including another 4 games for Douglas Kempsell who has
played over 4 hours of match squash this weekend alone..
Some tired legs on the flight back home.
So England can wrap up the Under18 Group with a win against
Wales and in the Under20 Group there are only 4 points
separating England and Wales who are now in action, it could
be a very nervy few hours at the Sport Wales National Centre
in Cardiff for both teams, all to play for.
England 29 - 6 Scotland (Under18)
Hamish Falconer 3 - 0 Calum Johnston 11/5 11/7 11/5
Taminda Gata-Aura 3 - 0 Fergus Richards 11/4 11/6 11/3
George Parker 3 - 0 Douglas Macmillan 11/9 11/5 11/3
Alicia Meads 3 - 1 Elspeth Young 11/5 11/0 10/12 11/1
Anna Kimberly 3 - 0 Clair Gadsby 11/4 11/6 11/2
England 19 - 16 Scotland (Under20)
Ollie Holland 3 - 1 Douglas Kempsall - 11/4 6/11 11/9 11/4
Ashley Davies 0 - 3 Greg Lobban - 9/11 5/11 7/11
Russel Clarke 3 - 2 Chris Leiper - 4/11 9/11 11/7 11/9 11/9
Victoria Temple-Murray 3 - 0 Kirsty Lobban - 11/8 11/7 11/3
Ellie Lake 2 - 3 Rosie Allan - 4/11 2/11 12/10 11/8 4/11
Honours shared in Day Two starters
Day 2 of the International Youth Test matches 2011 between
Wales, England and Scotland and it was Scotland who shocked
the Welsh in the opening match of the day, Wales Under20
team who topped the group by 1 point overnight were well
beaten by an energetic Scottish team (they had been on court
from 8am warming up)
Greg Lobban and Douglas Kempsall remained unbeaten as they
beat Sam Fenwick and Dave Haley respectively, Kempsall doing
it the hard way coming from 2 - 0 down to win 3 - 2. There
was more great squash on display at the Sport Wale National
Centre in Cardiff where the Wales under 18 team put the
pressure on England as they beat Scotland 26 - 9, Scotland
now play England and then Wales take on England in the final
match of the day. A match that could decide each group....
Wales 26 - 9 Scotland (Under18)
Jordan Davies 3 - 0 Calum Johnston - 11/4 11/4 11/5
Joel Makin 3 - 0 Douglas Macmillan - 11/6 11/6 11/4
Emyr Evans 3 - 1 Fergus Richards - 11/8 4/11 11/5 11/4
Jenny Haley 3 - 2 Claire Gadsby - 11/8 11.3 10/12 9/11 11/3
Nia Kenward 3 - 1 Eslpeth Young - 11/7 8/11 11/6 12/10
Wales 14 - 21 Scotland (Under 20)
Sam Fenwick 0 - 3 Greg Lobban - 3/11 6/11 5/11
Dave Haley 2 - 3 Douglas Kempsall - 11/9 13/11 10/12 3/11
8/11
Rob Luke 1 - 3 Ewan Urquhart - 9/11 11/6 7/11 8/11
Fiona Murphy 1 - 3 Rosie Allan - 14/16 14/12 8/11 4/11
Hannah Davies 3 - 0 Kirsty Lobban - 11/8 11/4 11/7
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