Wednesday, August 10, 2011

2011 Tennis League A CHAMPIONSHIP RESULTS


(left to right) 'A' Champions PHYSIOTHERAPY ASSOCIATES
Morgan Davis, Nathan Walsh, Chris Parson, Mike Furlong, Lise Couture, Deb Murphy,
Bill White, Nancy Chung, Linda Doig Absent : Marilyn Holmes


(left to right) 'A' Runners Up DONKERS AGRI
Paul Barclay, Shannon Dyke, Maria Donkers, John Noble, Jack Watson, Sandie Ennett,
Gail Shelton, Noella Schiedel.

ABSENT : Johanna Billings , Pat McCarroll, Jolanda Vandereijk, David Hazelton



The Stratford Tennis League crowned its 'A' champions this week. PHYSIOTHERAPY ASSOCIATES continued their surprising playoff run, upsetting DONKERS AGRI to take the title! PHYSIOTHERAPY' S #1 ladies doubles team of Linda Doig and Deb Murphy got the team off to a wonderful start, by winning their sets 6 - 0 , 6 - 4 over DONKERS' Maria Donkers and Sandie Ennett. The #2 ladies doubles saw a split of sets as PHYSIO'S Nancy Chung and Lise Couture took the first set 6 - 4 while DONKERS' Gail Shelton and Noella Schiedel scored a 6 - 4 win in the second set. The #1 men's doubles also split sets with DONKERS' John Noble and Shannon Dyke taking the first set 7 - 5 and PHYSIO's Chris Parson and Nathan Walsh winning the second set 6 - 4. PHYSIO'S Morgan Davis and Mike Furlong won both the #2 men's doubles sets scoring a 6 - 3 , 6 - 1 won over Jack Watson and Paul Barclay.

PHYSIOTHERAPY ASSOCIATES took a commanding 6 sets to 2 lead, into the four mixed doubles sets. The #1 mixed match up went to PHYSIO'S Doig and Parson 6 - 1 over Donkers and Noble. DONKERS' #2 mixed team of Ennett and Dyke scored a 6 - 1 victory over Murphy and Walsh. The #3 mixed set also went to DONKERS when Shelton and Watson downed Chung and Davis 6 - 3. The #4 mixed set went to a tie-breaker with PHYSIO'S Couture and Furlong edging Schiedel and Barclay 7 - 6 (7 points to 3 in the tie-breaker) . This gave PHYSIOTHERAPY ASSOCIATES an 8 sets to 4 sets win and the 2011 'A' championship.

Unfortunately, the 'B' CHAMPIONSHIP was rained out. The FLASHING PEARLIES and OCCUPATIONAL THERAPY were unable to get their matches completed. No decision on a rain date has been made at this time, as Club Championship play is the priority for the next two weeks.