Following are details of last week’s games:

A grade – round 2

Kross 25 – Coles 25; Swindles 31 – Trotmans 19; McClearys 31 – Rogans 19; Poons 35 – Parkers 15.

Eddie Poon’s team have started this new comp with some impressive results.

All five team members scored wins.

Line five in Poons team Lee Baker is a bit of unknown expectations, his only squash of recent has been as ‘on call’ during the last winter comp.

Playing Mel Jones last week, he had one wobbly game, the third, which he lost 4/15 but cleaned up in the others, to win 17/15, 15/13, 4/15, 15/9.

Chad Porter (Poons number 4) is also back into comp squash and appears to have quickly found his squash legs, he won 3/1 against Sam Pearce.

Dave Brinkley one of the Forbes boys back playing in the Parkes’ comp, showed no special favours towards Parkes oldest player, Neil Macaulay.

Neil has had ‘sick leave’ in recent months, but is now back hale and hearty and slowly easing himself back into competition squash.

Three close games 5/12, 15/13, 15/13 all favoured Dave.

One of only two five game matches last week was between Luke Swindle and Kristen Nightingale.

It was a see-sawing five games, Luke had a different racquet for nearly every game, but after being down 1/ 2, came home after winning the last two games 15/8, 15/13.

Some consolation for Kristen, she had the higher points tally 67-64.

Captain Eddie Poon, kept his teams winning streak intact with a 3/1 defeat of John Parker.

Poons should find things a little tougher as they line up against the McClearys tomorrow night, as they also recorded some good form in amassing 31 points over Rogans last week.

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B grade

Hannelly’s 24 – Owens 16; Joyces 29 – Jones 11; Burkes 21 – Iveys 19; Labuschagnes 23 – Tolhursts 17.

Rob Johnson looked like having an easy win over Laura Miller last week.

He started well, 15-5, 15-1, he could be forgiven for thinking it was going to be an easy one.

Laura picked the pace up though, and win some smart squash managed to come home the winner, securing the last three games, 15-10, 15-9, 15-11.