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Ryedale Junior League 2006-07

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 The Ryedale Junior TT League

The Ryedale Junior TT League (formerly the Norton College Table Tennis League) is now a junior division of Ryedale Table Tennis League. The league is open to all school-age children/students and is overseen by Malton & Norton Table Tennis Coaching Group and run by Gerald Cosens and David Chugg.

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2007 Ryedale Junior Tournament: details and entry forms here

 

Results, tables and reports

 

Report: The Edens Cup – 2006

An Inter-Secondary Schools Team Competition.

An Inaugural Table Tennis Event for Ryedale

The event, devised by Gerald Cosens (Secretary and Coach of the M&NTTCG), was held at Norton College on 13th December 2006. The group sponsored a new trophy and dedicated it to Cliff Edens in commemoration of his past nine years' work and his continuing coaching and encouragement with the youth of Ryedale within the sport of table tennis.

The four major secondary schools in Ryedale (Malton, Norton, Lady Lumleys & Ryedale) competed for the trophy with each team of four players playing against each other team over the course of two hours on four tables. The eventual winners of the trophy were Ryedale School comprising of three junior county players (Edward Fambely, Finn Needham & Luke Lunn), being well supported by Joe Newton. The team dropped just one game throughout the evening to up and coming Cameron Walker who took Joe Newton to 4 games, losing out 12-14, 4-11, 11-8, 8-11.

It was fitting that Ryedale won the trophy at its inaugural event as Cliff Edens has coached the team members from the beginning of their table tennis careers. The event was played in a very sporting manner and was an excellent exhibition of table tennis.

Final placings and points were

  1. Ryedale - 9 Points
  2. Malton - 7 Points
  3. Norton - 5 Points
  4. Lady Lumleys - 3 Points

John Gascoyne, Chairman of the Ryedale Table Tennis League, presented the trophies and certificates to the players and thanks were extended to Norton College for the use of their facilities, Paul Stansfield, David Chugg & Cliff Edens for assisting. Cliff Edens extended thanks to Gerald Cosens for organising the event. Special thanks went to Stephanie Young of Norton College for her umpiring duties on the night. It is expected that the Edens Cup will become an annual event.

Gerald Cosens

The Lady Lumleys team: Matty Allison, Jack Riley, Stephen Temple, Mark Williams

 

The victorious Ryedale School team: Finn Needham, Edward Fambely, Joe Newton, Luke Lunn

 

Norton College: Stephanie Young, Ryan Boyd, Tom Fussell, James Stansfield, Dan Leogue

 

Runners up Malton School: Cameron Walker, James Douthwaite, Cole Goodchild, Joshua Garcia-Hall, Oliver Grimshaw, Ben Holtby 

 

Week 14

Wednesday 28th February 2007

Panthers Prowess Proven

Congratulations go to team Panthers: Alistair Quinn, James Stansfield and Callum Smith, as they won the junior league by 6 points from Pumas, with Lions in third. During a competitive season, each played their part. Leading for the first six weeks of the season, the Lions, who held the lead for five weeks, overtook them; Pumas then took the lead for one week before the Panthers regained the lead for the final two weeks.

Four players competed in all fourteen weeks, Cole Goodchild (average 58%), Daniel Leogue (85%), Sarah Walker (19%) and Stephanie Young (35%). Ryan Hood kept his winning form intact ending with 100% for his 12 matches.

The junior league ends with a tournament, played over two weeks, where the individual players have the opportunity to demonstrate how they have improved over the season of competition and coaching.

Both Paul Stansfield and I wish all players a great summer and look forward to seeing them again next season.

Final Table

Pos

Club

P

W

L

SF

SA

Pts

1

Panthers

14

8

6

76

44

76

2

Pumas

14

10

4

70

55

70

3

Lions

14

8

6

64

61

64

4

Jaguars

14

7

7

60

63

60

4

Jackals

14

8

6

58

59

58

6

Tigers

14

7

7

58

61

58

7

Leopards

14

3

11

55

71

55

8

Lynx

14

3

11

52

71

52

Results:

Lions

4

5

Tigers

Jaguars

2

7

Lynx

Leopards

2

8

Pumas

Panthers

8

1

Jackals

 

 

Week 13

Wednesday 21st February 2007

The Pumas fell from top place in dramatic style handing their main rivals, Panthers, a walkover in the penultimate game of the season. Panthers now have what must surely be an unassailable position; still, strange things can happen!

Daniel Leogue maintains his lead on the averages at 87%, assisted by two wins from James Douthwaite. Daniel lead his team to a 5-4 win over Lynx. The pain of a broken wrist could not stop Daniel Pratt from beating Daniel Leogue in five sets, however.

Callum Smith continues to show maturity well in advance of his age of 10. Displaying impressive stroke skill and very intelligent play, Callum is a star in the making.

Gerald Cosens

Table 21st February

Pos

Club

P

W

L

SF

SA

Pts

1

Panthers

13

7

6

68

43

68

2

Pumas

13

9

4

62

53

62

3

Lions

13

8

5

60

56

60

4

Jaguars

13

7

6

58

56

58

4

Jackals

13

8

5

57

51

57

6

Tigers

13

6

7

53

63

53

7

Leopards

13

3

10

53

63

53

8

Lynx

13

2

11

45

69

45

Results:

Lions

1

8

Leopards

Tigers

5

4

Lynx

Jaguars

3

6

Jackals

Panthers

9

0

Pumas

Week 12

Wednesday 7th February 2007 : Pumas pounce

With just two weeks remaining of the season, Pumas have made a significant move at the top of the table, opening up a lead of 3 points over both the Lions & Panthers.  However, hope is not lost with 18 points up for grabs. Young players continue to make their mark on the league with Callum Smith continuing his winning form, and Lauren Young & Jamie Shaw also featuring this week. Tournament time is drawing near and players are reminded to ensure entry forms are submitted on time.

Gerald Cosens

Table 7th February

Pos

Club

P

W

L

SF

SA

Pts

1

Pumas

12

9

3

62

44

62

2

Lions

12

8

4

59

48

59

3

Panthers

12

6

6

59

48

59

4

Jaguars

12

7

5

55

52

55

4

Jackals

12

7

5

51

48

51

6

Tigers

12

5

7

48

59

48

7

Leopards

12

2

10

45

62

45

8

Lynx

12

2

10

41

62

41

 

Lions

3

6

Panthers

Tigers

3

6

Leopards

Jaguars

3

6

Pumas

Jackals

5

4

Lynx

Week 11

Wed 31st Jan 2007: Two Teams break away

With three weeks to go, Pumas and Lions (56pts) have opened up a three point gap from Panthers (53) who are in third, with Quinn, Smith and Stansfield performing strongly of late. Jaguars are still in with a shout on 52 points, Joshua Garcia-Hall continuing his improving form. The league welcomed Becky Cook - even at this stage new players are always welcome. Seven players have 100% attendance levels, of these Dan Leogue leads the win averages on 87%.

Gerald Cosens

Table 24th January

Pos

Club

P

W

L

SF

SA

Pts

1

Lions

11

8

3

56

41

56

2

Pumas

11

8

3

56

42

56

3

Panthers

11

5

6

53

40

53

4

Jaguars

11

7

4

52

46

52

4

Jackals

11

6

5

46

44

46

6

Tigers

11

5

6

45

53

45

7

Lynx

11

1

10

39

59

39

8

Leopards

11

2

9

37

59

37

Results:

Lions

5

4

Jaguars

Tigers

5

4

Panthers

Leopards

6

3

Lynx

Jackals

3

6

Pumas

Week 10

Table 24th January

Pos

Club

P

W

L

SF

SA

Pts

1

Lions

10

7

3

51

35

51

2

Pumas

10

7

3

50

38

50

3

Panthers

10

5

5

49

35

49

4

Jaguars

10

7

3

48

41

48

4

Jackals

10

6

4

43

38

43

6

Tigers

10

4

6

40

49

40

7

Lynx

10

2

8

34

53

34

8

Leopards

10

0

10

33

56

33

Results:

Lions

5

4

Jackals

Tigers

4

5

Jaguars

Leopards

3

6

Panthers

Pumas

7

2

Lynx

Report

Wed 24th Jan 2007: One point covers four teams!

After the 10th week of competition just one point now separates each of the top four teams in the league, making this league surely more competitive than the Premiership! Lions are holding on to top place by one point at 51, while the Pumas, with 50, are second, one point ahead of Panthers on 49, who in turn are one point ahead of Jaguars on 48 points.

Younger members of the league are continuing to exert their influence on team positions and are benefiting from the experience of competition, with improved playing standards being exhibited across the whole of the league.

This week we are pleased to welcome another new player to the league (more are welcome and it is never too late!), Stephanie Young’s younger sister Lauren displaying the same natural ability for the sport as her older sibling. Watch for these two in future doubles partnerships!

The league's individuals tournament and presentation night are looming up and all the players are busy training and looking forward to competing in the league tournament. This is to be held over two Wednesdays (7th and 14th March). The 14th of March featuring the finals and a 'Generational' exhibition of the noble art of Table Tennis, both evenings starting at 5pm and concluding at 7.00pm. 

March will be a busy month for the juniors, as they will also be competing in the Ryedale Closed Tournament at Norton College throughout the day on Saturday 10th March 2007. Please come along and support these potential young stars of tomorrow.

Gerald Cosens

Players of the Week trophies were awarded to:

Division 1                    Oliver Grimshaw

Division 2                    Ben Holtby

Division3                     Callum Smith

 

Week 9

 Table 17 Jan

Team

Played

Won

Lost

For

Against

Points

Lions

9

6

3

46

34

46

Panthers

9

4

5

43

32

43

Pumas

9

6

3

43

36

43

Jaguars

9

6

3

43

37

43

Jackals

9

6

3

39

33

39

Tigers

9

4

5

36

44

36

Lynx

9

2

7

32

46

32

Leopards

9

0

9

30

50

30

                        

Ryan the lion roars again!

Yes, it is that man again. Ryan Hood continues to hold his 100% record in the Ryedale Junior League. Gaining another three points for his team this week, Stephanie Young continues her impressive form with two wins to give the Lions a three point’s lead over second placed Panthers. Three teams share 43 points; Panthers taking second place due to losing fewer games throughout the league, so far.

Oliver Grimshaw gained three valuable points for his team, beating Daniel Leogue (11-7, 6-11, 8-11, 11-7, 13-11) Oliver was well supported by young Russell Quinn with two points resulting in a 5-4 win for their team the Jackals against the Tigers.

The Panthers returned to form this week with all three players contributing to an impressive 7-2 win against the Lynx team. Alistair Quinn taking all three, with James Stansfield & Callum Smith supporting their captain by winning two each.

Gerald Cosens

Players of the Week:

Division 1                    Joshua Garcia-Hall

Division 2                    Cameron Walker

Division 3                     Callum Smith

Week 8

Team

P

Won

Lost

For

Against

Points

 

Match

Result

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Lions

8

5

3

40

30

40

 

Lions

v

Lynx

4 – 5

Pumas

8

6

2

39

30

39

 

Tigers

v

Pumas

2 – 7

Jaguars

8

5

3

37

33

37

 

Leopards

v

Jackals

4 – 4

Panthers

8

3

5

36

30

36

 

Panthers

v

Jaguars

4 – 5

Jackals

8

5

3

34

29

34

 

 

 

 

 

Tigers

8

4

4

32

39

32

 

 

 

 

 

Lynx

8

2

6

30

39

30

 

 

 

 

 

Leopards

8

0

8

26

44

26

 

 

 

 

 

 

Week 7

Table 10 December

Pos

Club

P

W

L

SF

SA

Pts

1

Lions

7

5

2

36

25

36

2

Pumas

7

5

2

32 28 32

3

Jaguars

7

4

3

32 29 32

4

Panthers

7

3

4

32 25 32

4

Jackals

7

5

2

30 25 30

6

Tigers

7

4

3

30 32 30

7

Lynx

7

1

6

25 35 25

8

Leopards

7

0

7

22 40 22

Results:

 

Lions

7

2

Tigers

Jaguars

7

2

Lynx

Leopards

2

7

Pumas

Panthers

2

3

Jackals

 

Report:

With school Christmas commitments, only one team managed to turn out a full team. Gareth Webb returned after his tennis coaching in York, and recorded maximum points for his team the Pumas, being well supported by Ben Holtby with maximum points, and Michael McCourtney with one point. The depleted team of Leopards managed only two points, both Cole Goodchild and Cameron Walker picking up a point each. The Lions continue to roar, taking top spot with four clear points over the three teams sharing second place. Ryan Hood retains his 100% record, well supported by the up and coming Stephanie Young, contributing two points to her team's 7-2 victory over the Tigers.

Gerald Cosens

 

Players of the week:

Group A - Ryan Hood

Group B - Cameron Walker

Group C - Harry Tate-Smith

Week 6

Table 3 December

Pos

Club

P

W

L

SF

SA

Pts

1

Panthers

6

3

3

30

22

30

2

Lions

6

4

2

29 23 29

3

Tigers

6

4

2

28 25 28

4

Jackals

6

4

2

27 23 27

4

Pumas

6

4

2

25 26 25

6

Jaguars

6

3

3

25 27 25

7

Lynx

6

1

5

23 28 23

8

Leopards

6

0

4

20 23 20

Results:

 

Tigers

5

3

Lynx

Jaguars

1

6

Jackals

Panthers

6

1

Pumas

Lions

6

3

Leopards

 

Report:

The Lions continued to roar as all three of their side contributed to a 6-3 win over Leopards with Ryan Hood winning three, William Chang two and the ever-improving Stephanie Young one. Pumas lost their joint top spot to Panthers, 1-6, and the jackals moved up to fourth place with a convincing 6-1 win over Jaguars. Harry Tate-Smith picked up his first point of the season to give his Tigers team a 5-3 victory over the Jaguars. Lynx players are trying hard, looking to be selected in the team for their schools in the forthcoming Edens Cup team competition between Lady Lumley's, Ryedale, Malton School ad Norton College to be held at Norton College on Wednesday 13th December, starting at 5pm. You are welcome to come along and support your team.

Players of the week:

Group A: Ben Holtby

Group B: James Stansfield

Group C: Russell Quinn 

Week 5

Results:

 

Jaguars

6

3

Pumas

Jackals

5

4

Lynx

Tigers

5

4

Leopards

Lions

5

4

Panthers

 

Week 4

Table 20th November

Pos

Club

P

W

L

SF

SA

Pts

1

Pumas

4

4

0

21

14

21

2

Panthers

4

2

2

20

18

20

3

Lions

4

2

2

18

16

18

4=

Tigers

4

2

2

18

18

18

4=

Jaguars

4

2

2

18

18

18

6

Jackals

4

2

2

16

18

16

7

Lynx

4

1

3

16

18

16

8

Leopards

4

0

4

13

22

13

Results:

 

Tigers

5

4

Panthers

Leopards

4

5

Lynx

Lions

5

4

Jaguars

Pumas

6

3

Jackals

 

Report:

Week 4 saw Ryan Hood retaining his 100% record for the Lions.    Pumas took the top spot after a win over Jackals.  Gareth Webb was the star for Pumas, winning all three sets.  M ichael M cCourt fought well to defeat Russell Quinn 13-11 in the fifth set to make the final match score 6-3.  Stephanie Young of the Lions narrowly lost to Jaguars Jonathon Brown but beat Courtney Hodgson in 4 to help her team to a 5 4 victory. 

 

Week 3:

Table 5 November

Pos

Club

P

W

L

SF

SA

Pts

1

Panthers

3

2

1

16

11

16

2

Pumas

3

3

0

15

11

15

3

Jaguars

3

2

1

14

13

14

4=

Jackals

3

2

1

13

12

13

4=

Lions

3

2

1

13

12

13

6

Tigers

3

2

1

13

14

13

7

Lynx

3

1

2

11

14

11

8

Leopards

3

1

2

9

12

9

Report

The junior League has seen a change in the division.  Panthers raced to the top of the table with six valuable points, beating Leopards 6-3.  Captain Alistair Quinn won a tight 5 game set against Cameron Walker.  James Stansfield supported his captain with 2 wins.  Set of the day was in the Tigers v Jaguars match.  Joshua Garcia-Hall won an extremely thrilling 5 game set with an 11-7 victory over Tiger’s captain, Daniel Leogue, which meant that the Jaguars won the match 5-4.  The Division title is wide open with only 3 points separating the top 6 teams.

 

Weeks 1 and 2:

 

Lions

5

3

Lynx

Tigers

4

5

Pumas

Leopards

9

0

Jackals

Panthers

6

3

Jaguars

 

Lions

4

5

Pumas

Tigers

5

4

Jackals

Leopards

3

6

Jaguars

Panthers

4

5

Lynx

Table 22 October

 

Pos

Club

P

W

L

SF

SA

Pts

1

Leopards

2

1

1

12

6

12

2=

Panthers

2

1

1

10

8

10

2=

Pumas

2

2

0

10

8

10

4

Lions

2

1

1

9

8

9

5=

Tigers

2

1

1

9

9

9

5=

Jaguars

2

1

1

9

9

9

7

Lynx

2

1

1

8

9

8

8

Jackals

2

0

2

4

14

4

 

Report

The second week of the Ryedale Junior League saw the Leopards at the top ‘spot’.  The team of Cole Goodchild, Cameron Walker and Kane Axelby lead by 2 points despite losing to the Jaguars 3-6.  Cole had a close match with Jonathon Brown, coming back from two games down to level it at 2-2 but then lost the 5th 12-10.  Daniel Leogue of the Tigers also won in 5 games against star of RTTL Division 3, Oliver Grimshaw of the Jackals, but star of this match was Russell Quinn, aged 9, who won his first game in the League against James Douthwaite in a closely contested 5 game match.  Three players are still on 100% and they are Ryan Hood, Daniel Leogue and Alistair Quinn. 

 

Alistair Quinn

Fixtures 2006-07

2006

Week à

1

2

-

3

4

5

-

6

7

-

Wednesdays à

11th

Oct

18th

Oct

25th

Oct

1st

Nov

8th

Nov

15th

Nov

22nd

Nov

29th

Nov

6th

Dec

13th

Dec

Code

Team

1

Lions

v8

v7

HALF TERM

v6

v5

v4

FUN GAMES

v3

v2

FRIENDLY MATCHES

2

Tigers

v7

v6

v5

v4

v3

v8

v1

3

Leopards

v6

v5

v4

v8

v2

v1

v7

4

Panthers

v5

v8

v3

v2

v1

v7

v6

5

Jaguars

v4

v3

v2

v1

v7

v6

v8

6

Jackals

v3

v2

v1

v7

v8

v5

v4

7

Pumas

v2

v1

v8

v6

v5

v4

v3

8

Lynx

v1

v4

v7

v3

v6

v2

v5

 

2007

Week à

8

9

10

11

12

-

13

14

-

-

Wednesdays à

10th

Jan

17th

Jan

24th

Jan

31st

Jan

7th

Feb

14th

Feb

21st

Feb

28th

Feb

7th

Mar

14th

Mar

Code

Team

1

Lions

v8

v7

v6

v5

v4

HALF TERM

v3

v2

GROUPS & KNOCKOUT COMPETITION

2

Tigers

v7

v6

v5

v4

v3

v8

v1

3

Leopards

v6

v5

v4

v8

v2

v1

v7

4

Panthers

v5

v8

v3

v2

v1

v7

v6

5

Jaguars

v4

v3

v2

v1

v7

v6

v8

6

Jackals

v3

v2

v1

v7

v8

v5

v4

7

Pumas

v2

v1

v8

v6

v5

v4

v3

8

Lynx

v1

v4

v7

v3

v6

v2

v5

 

Ryedale Junior League information

  • All matches take place at Norton College gym on Wednesdays

  • Matches start at 5pm and finish at 7pm

  • The league begins on 11th October 2006 and ends on 14th March 2007

  • The league is made up of 8 teams of 3 players

  • Teams can register more than 3 players, although only 3 can play in each match

  • A match consists of 9 singles sets

  • Each set is the best of 5 games, 11-up

  • A point is awarded for each set won.

Norton College

During the season, in addition to league matches, the following special events will take place:

22nd Nov 2006: Inter-primary schools fun games

13th Dec 2006: Inter-secondary schools friendly matches

7th Mar 2007: Junior League Tournament Group competition

14th Mar 2007: Junior League Tournament Knockout competition

The Ryedale Junior Closed Tournament will take place on Sat 17 March 2007 – details to be announced.

For further information about the Ryedale Junior League please contact coach Gerald Cosens on 01653 691255

 

       

 

 

 

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