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KENT GRAND PRIX SERIES REVISED DRAW

Kent Grand Prix Series, sponsored by Harrow. One-day Tournament at The Mote Squash Club, Maidstone, Saturday December 5th. 11am start.

Here is the revised draw following some vital input from the seeding committee (thanks Joe) .... and trying to avoid players from the same club playing each other all the time!

Alan

REVISED FIRST ROUND DRAW:Starting at 11am. Please be there on time and ready to play!!!

1 Galen Le Cheminant v Simon Crowther

2 Neil Baker v Ryan Duke/ Eddie Arude

3 Joe Magor v Shaun Atkinson

4 Jonny Powell v Paul Newvell

5 Andy Murphy v Joe Wheatley

6 James Evans v Elliot Knight

7 Hany Taleb v Paul Adam

8 Hadley Chase v Adrian Humphries
Eight First Round winners go into the Gold group to play for cash prizes
First Round Losers go into the Silver Group to play for Harrow prizes

Note: Ryan has to go off and play a Junior League match in the afternoon and Eddie, who is working in the morning, will sub for him in the Round Robin matches.

Comment by Simon Crowther on December 4, 2009 at 9:26am: ha!!

Comment by Mark Steeden on December 11, 2009 at 9:39am: any results?

Comment by Alan Thatcher on December 21, 2009 at 7:29pm: Hi Mark. As you will see from the other postings, it's been a busy few weeks! The main final was won by Steve Richardson, who beat Galen Le Cheminant in a brilliant final. Steve won in straight games 11-4, 11-5, 12-10 but Galen certainly entertained the crowd with some amazing shots.
Losing semi-finalists were Neil Baker and Hadley Neale.
Elliot Knight won the Silver final, beating former Lambs player Sean Hayden 8-11, 16-14, 11-4, 9-11, 11-7 in a real marathon.Losing semi-finalists were Paul Newvell and Shaun Atkinson.
With Hany Abou Taleb, James Evans and Ryan Duke competing, it was good to see so many Kent youngsters enjoying some valuable competition in another brilliant day of squash.
Thanks again to Simon Scott of Harrow Rackets for providing the prizes and a special mention to Joe Wheatley, who ran the bar, cooked the food and entertained the spectators with his unique brand of squash! Well done mate!
Andy Murphy also deserved a special prize for proving that Priory boys can find their way beyond the M25.
Dates to follow soon for 2010.