Wisbech table tennis players scored their second consecutive 10-0 win in a table tennis league.
Wizards copped another major win in the Premier Division, securing a 9-1 victory over Nets and Edges A.
The only success for Nets and Edges A came via Finlay Hewson, who managed to defeat Grant Brightey.
Eagles also recorded a substantial win, beating Nets and Edges 8-2.
Paul Rich played a vital role for Eagles, securing his second consecutive maximum.
The fixture between Exiles and Peggs saw a slightly closer contest, with the former going down 4-6 to the latter.
In this competitive game, Allan Nicholls managed an impressive maximum.
A hard-fought maximum from Dave Rowell was seen in Rhubarb Crumble's encounter against Gladiators, but it wasn't enough as the Crumble lost 4-6 to the Gladiators.
Moving to Division One, the Stingers outshone Wanderers with a commanding 8-2 win.
Igors Scekalevs was the star player with his maximum.
Meanwhile, DNA achieved a 7-3 win against the Ramblers, with all three DNA players scoring two wins each.
Spartans bounced back after an opening defeat of the campaign, notching up a 6-4 victory over Vikings.
Andy Bayes and Ernie Pearce scored maximums to help seal the win.
In Division Two, Nets and Edges B replicated their previous performance with a second consecutive 10-0 win, this time against Fenland Tigers.
Nets and Edges C suffered another 10-0 defeat, this one at the hands of Raiders, which consisted of Ian Pariss, Bob Littlechild, and Barry Reed.
After a good win in the first week, Possibles fell to Monday Bunch, losing 7-3.
Mike Moore shone in this match scoring a maximum and dropping only one end.
After two weeks of league fixtures, Wizards currently top the Premier Division, with Stingers leading Division One, and Nets and Edges B out front in Division Two.
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