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DIVISION 4 - Lee-on-Solent 5 (5) versus Southampton University 2 (2) played on 28-Oct-2025 at 19:00

String Home Team Player Ranking Grading Away Team Player Ranking Grading Score Result
1 George Yeates Squash Levels for George Yeates 27 (27) SL 1728 Thomas Penner Squash Levels for Thomas Penner 8 (8) SL 1822 15-7 11-15 13-15 10-15 1-3
2 Doug ALEXANDER Squash Levels for Doug ALEXANDER 37 (37) SL 1135 Alys Jenkins Squash Levels for Alys Jenkins 11 (11) SL 1985 10-15 9-15 8-15 0-3
3 Nicholas CADE Squash Levels for Nicholas CADE 40 (40) SL 965 James Reed Squash Levels for James Reed 13 (13) SL 1755 12-15 15-6 6-15 11-15 1-3
4 Michael CATTERALL Squash Levels for Michael CATTERALL 50 (50) SL 472 Adam Marsden Squash Levels for Adam Marsden 14 (14) SL 1859 6-15 5-15 5-15 0-3
5 Sam HOMEYARD Squash Levels for Sam HOMEYARD 54 (54) SL 410 Daniel WARNER Squash Levels for Daniel WARNER 17 (17) SL 708 2-15 5-15 2-15 0-3
(U) - Unranked at time of match Home Team Away Team
Lee-on-Solent 5 Lost to Southampton University 2 by Strings
0 5
Games
 2 15
Win Bonus
 0 5
League Organiser Adjustment
 0 0
Points
 2 20

Match Report Press Report

Lee-on-Solent 5 Lost to Southampton University 2 in a one-sided match.

With the away team having higher Gradings in 5 of the strings, Home advantage looked to be needed to take the win. The stats turned out to be correct, with a fine Away win.

On paper, the number 1 string should have been the closest, with only 94 ranking points separating the two players before the match. The Away player, Thomas Penner, did well therefore to secure the win.

It was the number 1 String which turned out to be the most competitive, with the Players battling out over a total of 101 Points ! Victory finally going to the Away Player and Player of the match, Thomas Penner.