Victory over club mates sees Pyramid F take the top spot

A win over their club mates has seen Pyramid F jump to the top of Division One of the Spalding and District Snooker League.

They beat Pyramid C 4-2 thanks to wins from Mark Gray (o98), Pete Hodgson-Kerry (o28) and Ian Gibson (scr). Gray knocked in breaks of 52 and 38 on his way to beating Jason Green (o63).
Winners for the C team were Richard Skellett (o21) and Spencer Dawkins (o63).
Pyramid A also had a good week, winning 5-1 at home to Consti H.
Wins in that one came from Victor Rouse (scr), Jim Benner (r7), Michael Twell (o7) and John Twell (o7). Simon Law (scr) got the solitary point for Consti, who drop two places to ninth.
Boundary A whitewashed Gosberton A hammering them 6-0.
The result moves Boundary up five places to third, while Gosberton remain at the foot of the table.
Boundary’s winners were Pete King (scr), Elliott Cox (o7), Tim Burrows (scr), Steve Smith (r14) and Andy Mowforth (o7).
Pyramid D beat Holbeach B 5-1 meaning they have moved up five places to sixth.
Holbeach started well with a win from Barry Haynes (o21) but it was downhill from there as Pyramid took the next four frames.
Services D remain one from bottom, despite a 5-1 win at home to Holbeach D.
Joely Shears (r7), Paul Spicer (o21), Ian Smith (scr) and Russ Morse (scr) were the winners for Services, while Paul Daw (o21) got the point for Holbeach.
Donington C got the better of Holbeach E, winning 4-2.
Ethan Lawrence (r7) got Holbeach off to a winning start beating Neil Favell (o14).
Neil Reynolds (o49) levelled the score, before Mick Pearl (o21) gave Donington the advantage.
Chris O’Leary (o21) squared the scoreline, leaving Carl Andrews (scr) and Mat Turner (o28) to battle out the decider, with Turner taking the spoils.
In Division Two, Pyramid E remain leaders despite a 4-2 loss to Gosberton D, who move up to second place.
Getting the points for Gosberton were Neil Simmons (o28), James Parrott (scr) and Paulo Gensiorskyj (scr).
Holbeach G move up one place to third after getting the better of club mates Holbeach C 4-2.
Nick Edwards (r14) won the first frame for the C team, before Ben Harding (o49), Jordan Ravenhill (o14) and Matt Tomblin (scr) took the next three frames and the win for the G team. Dan Ashton (scr) got the second point for Holbeach C.
Services B dropped to fourth after losing 5-1 to Holbeach A.
Mark Bunting (o14), Andy Taylor (scr), Mark Woodberry (o56) and Mat Smith (o28) were the winners for Holbeach, with Jeff Collins (r7) beating Stuart Atkin (o56) to get a point for Services.
Whittlesey A have leapfrogged Holbeach F after beating them 4-2 at home.
Jason Clarke (scr), Andy Blythe (014) and Steve Jennings (o28) were the victors for Whittlesey. Dan Mayfield (o28) and James Quinton (o14) got the wins for Holbeach.
Consti F got the better of Pyramid B, winning 4-2 at home.
Gavin Hallgarth (scr) and Martyn Stanley (r7) got Consti off to a great start before Carl Kelham (scr) and Dave Pearson took the next two for Pyramid.
It was all square leaving Justyn Stanley (scr) to get the better of Roy Jackson (r14) to give Consti the win.
Consti J remain at the top of Division Three thanks to 5-1 win over Consti D.
Consti C beat Bourne SC 4-2 to hold on to second place.
Their winners were Terry George (r14), Kevin Sweeney (r7) and Steve Crane (scr).
Consti B have moved up four places to third place thanks to a 5-1 win over friendly foe Consti I.
John Christian (r14), John Pike (r7), Martin Fear (scr) and John Keeton (o14) were the winners for the B team, while David Twelves (scr) was the only winner for the I team.
Whittlesey C remain at the bottom of the table, despite beating Donington A 4-2.
It’s their first win of the season but they’ve only played two games, while everyone else has played three or four.
Glenn Ryan (o21) and Kevin Hawes (o7) got Donington off to a good start but Neil Burton (scr), Simon Parker (o7) and Jason Bloomfield (o28) took the final three frames and the win for Whittlesey.
Consti A have jumped nine places after a 4-2 home win over Whittlesey B.
Louis Steadman (r7), Steve Sinfield (r7), Bill Prosser (o7) and Nigel Steadman (scr) were the winners for Consti, while Kay Skutela (r21) got the solitary point for Whittlesey.
In a clash of Donington teams, the D team got the better of the B team, beating them 5-1.
Winners on the night were Ben Reynolds (r21), Pat Taylor (r14), Jim Thompson (r7) and Dan Sawdy (o7).

Results: Division One – Pyramid C 2 Pyramid F 4, Pyramid A 5 Consti H 1, Gosberton A 0 Boundary A 6, Holbeach B 1 Pyramid D 5, Services D 5 Holbeach D 1, Holbeach E 2 Donington C 4, Consti G P Services A P.
Division Two – Services B 1 Holbeach A 5, Boundary B 1 Gosberton B 5, Consti F 4 Pyramid B 2, Whittlesey A 4 Holbeach F 2, Holbeach C 2 Holbeach G 4, Gosberton D 4 Pyramid E 2, Services C – free week, Holbeach A 2 Pyramid B 4 (rearranged game).
Division Three – Consti B 5 Consti I 1, Bourne SC 2 Consti C 4, Consti A 5 Whittlesey B 1, Donington A 2 Whittlesey C 4, Donington D 5 Donington B 1, Consti J 5 Consti D 1, Gosberton C – free week, Consti A 4 Consti B 2 (rearranged game).
Knock Out Cup – Consti D 2 Donington D 3.

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