Leeton Soldiers squash competition continues on with several long matches

The Leeton Soldiers Club squash competition continued last week with Bullivant claiming a 3-2 victory 13-15, 15-13, 15-13, 10-15, 15-10 over Steele.

In Monday's competition Anthony Iannelli won a tight five-game match against Zac Fairweather.

Brendon Looby finished strongly to beat Simone Bruno 3-2.

With the game score at 2-2, little separated Nicholas Croucamp and Angelo Fiumara, however Croucamp took control to win the deciding game 15-6.

Dakota Boardman played well to overcome Erin Draper 3-1.

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In other matches victories went to Louis Ramos, Ian Draper, Charmaine Lee, Brodie Lashbrook and Evan Hookway.

On Tuesday Natalie Fiumara was down 1-2 to Jack Miller, but recovered to win in five.

Blayne Thompson continued his good form to beat Macauley Harrison 3-1.

James Kelly had a 3-1 win against Andre Holtzhausen and Trev Whitby downed Brian O'Leary by the same margin.

Wins were recorded by Jacob Harrison, Trinity Patten-Taylor, Michael Dilorenzo, Adele Thompson and Kris Sales.

Wednesday had a hard-hitting Dawid Croucamp overcome Matt Piper 3-2.

Little separated Ben Matthews and Nicholas Croucamp, however Matthews won the crucial points to triumph 15-9, 15-13, 13-15, 15-13.

In a brother-sister match, Ruby Miller defeated Jack 3-1.

Victories also went to Zac Fairweather, Matt Collins, Bryan Shepley and David Cross.

In Thursday's competition Brodie Lashbrook downed Gary Thompson in a see-sawing five game match.

Lashbrook won the deciding game 15-13 and triumphed even though Thompson won 63 points to Lashbrook's 56.

Brianna Gray-Mills won the first game against John Saddler, however Saddler finished well to claim a 3-1 victory. Alayna Croucamp won 3-1 against Carol Davidson. Jackson Goman was too quick around the court for Will Rawle and also won 3-1.

Other matches had wins going to Maanu Alexander, Brian O'Leary and Andre Holtzhausen.

Entries are now being accepted at the Soldiers Club for the next competition, which will commence on July 19. Entries close this Thursday.

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