The first round of the Parker Shield saw some thrilling table tennis action.
Named after Mike Parker, who was, at different times in the 1960s, both chairman and treasurer of the league, the shield is a team handicap competition.
In the Premier Division, Nets and Edges narrowly defeated Exiles by just three points, winning 393-390.
Michael Jackman of Nets and Edges was in top form, securing a notable victory over Allan Nicholls.
Despite winning each individual game, Wizards lost to Nets and Edges A by 461-408 due to a 166-point handicap advantage.
In Group B, Pegg’s triumphed over Gladiators 413-392, with Jack Mason and Chad Bassett remaining unbeaten.
Division One saw DNA continue their strong performance with a 7-2 win over Stingers.
Batmen also claimed victory over Ramblers A, despite a commendable effort from Andy Murray.
Vikings beat Spartans 422-369, with Lewis Watson creating a comfortable points gap by defeating Fergus Titmarsh 42-5.
In Division Two, Nets and Edges B had an easy win against Odds and Sods, who faced the tough challenge of playing with only two players.
Stephen Buttriss maintained his good form by winning all three of his games for the losing side.
Fenland Tigers celebrated a victory over the all-female Nets and Edges C team, with Rhianna Patrick securing her side's only win over Jean Cammack.
The Mondays narrowly defeated The Monday Bunch 395-388, with Tony Trayford putting in an excellent performance.
With each player individually handicapped, the individual totals are added to the overall points scored by the team.
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