Peterborough & District Squash League Division One Team:  Spencer Beresford, Alistair Gunn,  Jon Oakley,  Dave Robinson,  Simon Morris Aces,  ‘Appiness & Apple Crumble. The first match of the season was an away fixture at Spalding Squash and Racquetball Club. First on court was Gary Slater against Captain Si Morris.   Nerves were not evident as

Stamford go down 5 nil. In general terms the least that is said about last night’s drubbing the better. Report writing this week is even further impinged as the writer was first on and the length of that tie was such that all other matches other than Glyn “the Gaylord” Williams’ had been played on

We finished the match at 9.15pm, as we arrived on time at 7.30pm courtesy of Tim Schumacher. It is obvious that we gave them a good stuffing! The highlight of the evening for some, may have been the cross dressing by Tim and John in the changing rooms, but the squash was more important for

This was always going to be a tricky tie and a real team effort was going to be required to pull off a victory. First on court first were Kai and Simon, again playing respectively at 4 and 5. Kai showing the sharpness around the court that had won him the invite to join the

Mark Smith wins again at 3 but everybody else loses James Trewick 2 Bez Beresford 3 { 1/9 , 9/4 , 9/4 , 9/10 , 2/9 } (1sts) Paul York 1 Jonathan Hand 3 { 2/9 , 10/9 , 7/9 , 5/9 } (2nds) Mark Smith 3 Mat Diedunne 2 { 9/7 , 6/9 ,

A tremendously close match but Stamford manage to win. Spencer Beswick 2 James Trewick 3 { 6/9 , 9/6 , 4/9 , 9/2 , 7/9 } (1sts) Jonathan Hand 3 Paul York 2 { 2/9 , 3/9 , 9/4 , 9/1 , 9/3 } (2nds) Mat Diedunne 3 Mark Smith 0 { 9/4 , 9/7

Sunday, 24th March, was the date of the first final for the Daniel Lambert Squash Team. What an encounter. A run down on events is as follows. Kim Cozens at String 5 looking forward to a game against Robin Soar wasn’t to be. A stronger team being put out by Town meant no place for

Stamford arrived at Peterborough Town squash club with high hopes of doing the double having won Peterborough league division one by a staggering 50 points clear. Also the chance of revenge was anticipated as Oundle were the only team in the league to beat us and we were still smarting. First on court was Mark

The tension in the car on the journey to Oakham was noticeable as Stamford attempted to put themselves in the final of the Peterborough cup. This was our third encounter against Oakham this season and though we had won the last two matches, they were both 3-2 and too close for any complacency tonight. Back

This was the final league game of the season and pending a complete catastrophe it was mathematically impossible for us to lose the league championship. Missing one of my star players namely Barker junior (skiing again) Simon (no nerves) Richardson did the honours and stood in. So on we go. First on was that man,