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ELTTL - Week 11 Report

25/11/2019

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Week 11 of the Edinburgh & Lothians League was a busy one for the Club – despite Team 3 having a week off a couple of our teams caught up on outstanding fixtures resulting in six matches to report on. 
 
In the Premier Division, Team 1 of Colin Green, Carsten Giebeler and David Melrose visited the side currently in 2nd  place in the Division, Murrayfield 2. This was to be a test of the visitors’ top 4 credentials – a win would have drawn them level on points with their Edinburgh opponents. The first match of the night was key – David v Junji Hua. Ends 1 and 3 were won by David but Junji fought back to level the match and take it in to a deciding fifth end. A couple of missed forehands for David cost dear as the Murrayfield player won 11-8 to give first blood to the hosts. Two wins for Charlie Ellis and two for Colin in the next four matches resulted in Murrayfield holding a slender 3-2 lead. When Carsten then took out Keith Dingwall in 4 ends the match was tied at 3-3 going into the doubles – a real chance for Penicuik to get something from the match. From that point on, however, Murrayfield pulled away with 4 consecutive wins to record a 7-3 victory. Colin picked up two wins whilst Carsten picked up one. A good report on this match can be found on Murrayfield’s Facebook page.  
 
Two nights later saw Team 1 host West Lothian 2. Although a comfortable looking 8-2 win for the home side ensued this match was closer than the score suggests. Match 4 saw Colin scrape through 11-9 in the fifth v Lewis Hills – had that match turned the other way the scores would have been tied at 2-2. As it was Carsten produced his best TT of the season as he had an undefeated night. Colin joined him but dropped sets in two of his three matches whilst David picked up 1 win. A good victory for Team 1 which put them back into fourth position in the Division.  
 
In Division 1, Team 2 are in trouble! They faced fellow strugglers Murrayfield 6 in the knowledge that they needed something from the match, even a point, to keep ahead of their opponents who started the match second bottom.  Charlie Brindley and Gary McDougal were joined by Krzysztof Laszkiewicz, who replaced the absent Ian Hislop. In fairness to Murrayfield, Team 2 came away from Royal High pondering how on earth their opponents are struggling at the foot of the table. An 8-2 victory didn't flatter the Murrayfield side. There seemed to be a big gulf and even had they played at full strength, it is doubtful the result would have been materially different. Young Charlie McGowan tactically had played up for Murrayfield 5 v Team 2 earlier in the season and had been undefeated – no surprise then when he went through this match with the loss of only one end. Gary and Charlie both picked up one win in a disappointing night for the visitors who now find themselves in the relegation zone. A positive for Team 2, however, is the fact that this relegation battle looks like being one of the closest over all of the divisions – only 4 points separates 7th from 12th!
 
In Division 2, Team 4 also played two matches last week.  Monday night saw them travel to Granton who were hot on their heels in the Division, only a point behind in fifth place. An 8-2 win for Penicuik extended that gap to three points. It was a great night for the Taylor father and son duo who were undefeated in singles play and combined for a win in the doubles. Big shout out to Sonny again this week – he seems to play better when the pressure is on – all three of his singles were won in close deciding fifth ends (11-9, 11-9 & 11-8). He then combined with Dad Julian in the doubles for a 15-13 win in the fifth! Julian was more comfortable in his three wins whilst Chris Markey picked up one victory.
 
Three nights later, Team 4 were hoping to build on their positive week as they hosted University 3. This was a topsy turvy match which swung one way then the other. 3-3 going into the doubles and a rare doubles loss for the Taylor duo saw Team 4 in trouble but wins in matches 8 and 9 put the hosts back ahead at 5-4. Sonny has played some great TT this season including some terrific last match wins to secure the points – he fell just short on this occasion as the match was tied 5-5. Chris and Sonny both won 2 whilst Julian was disappointed with his one victory after such a terrific night on Monday. Still in fourth place in the table – on their game this team is capable of beating anyone in the Division.
 
And finally, to Team 5’s exploits in Division 3. Team Captain Kristian didn’t drop himself seemingly – he was otherwise engaged as his Team hosted one of the sides who look red hot favourites for promotion, Heriot Watt. Rachel Petrie returned to join George Wilson and Craig Linton. All the excitement took place before the match actually started.  7.15pm and there was no sign of the students. Messages were sent on the Team Group Chat asking what the rules were on late opponents - were they going to turn up at all, if they did what should we do etc. etc. etc. Kristian was at home beavering away looking up the rules. Rachel was wondering whether the old 30-minute rule still existed – not present and ready within 30 minutes – match over! Disappointment followed when first the rule was clarified and then the Uni guys showed up (bad traffic on the bypass)! It appeared Team 5's best chance of getting anything out of the match was to play as slow as possible and hope time ran out!! It didn't take the students long to record a 10-0 win and scupper those plans!
 
Our Player of the Week Award is a difficult one this week. Carsten deserves special mention for his excellent night on Wednesday at Ladywood as does Julian and Sonny for their performances on Monday night. But both Teams 1 and 4 played two matches last week and the result is that no player was undefeated – a first for the season! 5 wins out of six though for both Sonny and Colin?? They deserve to be in the running. But wait – this week saw Heriot Watt pay us a visit off the back of a 10-0 win v Edinburgh International – the same EI trio who had defeated Team 5 by a 7-3 scoreline a few weeks ago! The students didn’t lose an end in that entire match! Gauntlet laid down to Team 5 to pick up a win and any player who did so would win our POTW Award. Ok so a 10-0 defeat followed for Team 5 but this player managed to pick up an end in two singles matches and in the doubles! That’s surely good enough she demanded at Training on Saturday – and the Committee are too scared to disagree – Well done to Rachel!
 
And finally, to our Controversy of the Week - Bad tempers on the table! Now none of us at Midlothian’s friendliest Club suffer from any anger management issues. (Are we Midlothian’s only Club???) Anyway, we are all calm, measured and polite on the TT table – just as it should be. When anger really kicks in though, should there be some punishment for same? Team 4’s match at Granton saw one of their players have to use an alternative bat for part of the night - was that punishment enough for him deliberately breaking his bat in disgust after he lost a tight five end match? This was, as we understand it, after his second match of the night. The rules are fairly clear - if he had done so during an individual match, then he would forfeit that match. What a player does to their equipment after a game is finished though seems to matter not….. 
 
Ah well, thank goodness all of us are such angels. On to Week 12 we go!!

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ELTTL - Week 10 Report

18/11/2019

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Week 10 of the Edinburgh & Lothians League was a quiet one for the Club with only 3 teams in action. 
 
In the Premier Division, Team 1 of Colin Green, Carsten Giebeler and David Melrose visited last season’s Premier Division Runners-Up, Edinburgh Sports Club.  The first round of matches saw wins for Colin and David, Colin picking up a straight sets victory against ESC’s number 1, Graeme Sutherland. After the next three matches, however, the visitors were left trailing 4-2 as all three went the way of the hosts – Colin who has been on terrific form, surprisingly lost out to Scott McKenzie in five ends. The doubles was crucial if Penicuik were to have any chance of securing a win. Colin and Carsten battled past Martin McKay and Graeme in 4 ends to reduce the overall deficit. Match 8 saw Graeme record his second win of the night to secure at least a point for the hosts as he won in 4 sets v David. That left Carsten v Scott and Colin v Martin. Carsten made light work of Scott before Colin, still annoyed from his earlier loss, dispatched Martin in 3 straightforward ends. 2 wins for Colin, one each for David and Carsten and that all important doubles win saw the visitors come back to record a 5-5 draw.
 
In Division 2, Team 3 travelled to Bathgate looking to keep their undefeated season going. Iain Johnstone was replaced by Abby Wighton as she joined forces with Krzysztof Laszkiewicz and James Wighton. James has had a habit so far this season of losing close fifth end deciders – with the overall match score at 2-0 to the visitors, match 3 was crucial and on this occasion, he came out on the right side of an 11-9 in the fifth victory. 3-0 and Penicuik were cruising, slightly derailed by a loss in match 4, but other than that, only one other end was dropped all night on the way to a good 9-1 victory for the Midlothian side, a victory which keeps them close on Fife’s tails at the top of the division with a game in hand. The match between Fife and Penicuik 2 scheduled for Week 15 looks like determining who will be top at Xmas.
 
After Team 5’s unexpected point in their Week 10 fixture, the same trio took to the table against North Merchiston 5 in Division 3. Kristian Skotzen, George Wilson and Craig Linton knew this was going to be a tough match but were buoyed by the fact that Merchiston had to call on the services of a Division 4 player to play up for one of their regulars – when all 3 of the visiting team picked up a victory against him, it was advantage Penicuik.  The home team’s number 1, Anders Lundberg just got over the line against Kristian in 5 ends whilst George cancelled out that result with a terrific five set victory (13-11 in the fifth) over the fast-improving Aidan Davis. The key to securing at least a point was the doubles – George and Craig were coasting at 2-0 up when suddenly a change of tactics from the hosts saw a turnaround resulting in an 11-4 fifth end win. As the last two matches were played the score was 4-4 – Aidan defeated Craig whilst George lost out to Anders and a disappointing 6-4 defeat resulted. Division 3 is tough said Captain Kristian. 
 
Our Player of the Week Award is a straight fight between Krzysztof and James. Despite being dropped for the doubles, for the importance of his narrow 5 set win in Match 3 to keep the momentum going for Team 3, well done to James. Contrary to some scurrilous rumours, the award was not given because James made it a condition of him agreeing to take the coaching sessions on Saturday past!
 
And finally, to our Controversy of the Week section. Surely not Team 5 again?? Yip, they can’t seem to avoid it. Ever since the Club made Kristian captain this team have lost their tag of our most liked team! Maybe it’s the fact that young Hannah hasn’t played yet this season – she may bring some light-hearted relief to the team! This week they were embroiled in one of our favourite issues – overexuberant shouting! Or screaming as Kristian called it! Now with George in the team we need to preface these comments with an explanation that his shouts generally only arise as he wins ends/matches or plays terrific points – loud they are – indeed there have been many occasions at Ladywood where the room would shake as a result of a George yelp! The difference seemingly last week was that a certain opponent was shouting encouragement to himself after every point, good or bad. A push into the net – a yelp of delight. A forehand off the table, a big shout, a great shot by him just the same! That can’t be right. Team 5 thought it was not only disruptive and off-putting but embarrassing. When George played against this opponent, he tried to ignore it but ended up trying to shout louder after every point he won – did that help? No – he probably put himself off even more. Whilst there’s nothing wrong with geeing yourself up on the table, constant shouting after every point is just not on! Did anyone complain about it at the time?? No. We can think of a few of our players who may not have been able to keep quiet about such behaviour – obviously that nasty James Wighton would have been one – everyone finds him hard to get along with these days – Mr Nice a few seasons ago but even after winning his three this week, and our player of the Week award, he still couldn’t win the vote for player of the night – that went to Abby who lost a match! 
 
What fun! Cho Cho Cho.
 


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ELTTL - Week 9 Report

11/11/2019

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Week 9 of the Edinburgh & Lothians League saw all five of our teams in action, a rarity so far this season. 
 
In the Premier Division, Team 1 of Colin Green, Carsten Giebeler and David Melrose hosted Merchiston 2 at Ladywood and they secured a fairly comfortable 8-2 win. Colin continued his excellent start to the season with another undefeated night in singles play and he also combined with Carsten for a good win in the doubles. Carsten was heard to comment that he had played his best TT of the season so far as he also had a loss free night. David was a little disappointed to lose to Geoff Hunter and Neil Innes but he made sure Eddie Scott had a miserable and winless visit to Midlothian with a good victory against him. A tough couple of weeks coming up for Penicuik starting tonight against ESC 1 – that’s the type of match which will show whether Team 1 can actually maintain a challenge for a top four finish. 
 
Team 2 have unfortunately experienced, what can only be described as, a disastrous 7-day period – four matches in the space of that time and having picked up only one point from their two matches in Week 8, they knew that they needed something from Week 9.  Charlie Brindley, Gary McDougal and Ian Hislop travelled to Roseburn Church last Monday and no one was expecting them to pick up anything against League Leaders Murrayfield 3. They didn’t disappoint as they went down to a 9-1 defeat, Gary picking up the solitary win for the visitors. Interestingly that wasn’t enough for Gary to pick up the player of the match award from Murrayfield – what did you do Gary to upset the Murrayfield trio?? That award went to Ian Hislop who only picked up one end all night – even Charlie managed more than that with 2 ends! 
 
Expectations were considerably higher two nights later as the same trio visited Edinburgh International 3 who sat bottom of the pile in Division 1 with no wins and six losses on their record. A must win match for Penicuik? Probably.  There was never more than a game in this – and as the doubles was reached the scores were tied at 3-3. Charlie and Gary comfortably won Match 7 and it was advantage Penicuik. When Gary lost to the host’s number 1 in Match 8, however, the game was back in the balance – but fear not Charlie then squeezed home 11-8 in the fifth in match 9 putting the visitors on the brink of victory. Match 10 pitted two winless players together – Alastair Hill v Ian. Gary left to get his bus home before this match got underway – he had assumed Ian would have been too strong for his opponent – oh if only it was that simple – this went the distance and an 11-9 in the fifth win was secured, you guessed it, by Alastair as the match was drawn 5-5. That very wise man, Kenneth Benjamin, suggested in his predictions that Ed Int 3 and Penicuik 2 were favourites for relegation from Division 1 this season! Does he actually know what he’s talking about? Let’s hope he’s got at least one of those predictions wrong!
 
Meanwhile in Division 2, Team 3 hosted Murrayfield 8 last Wednesday. Following their near slip-up last week, the hosts welcomed back Iain Johnstone to the team as he combined with Krzysztof Laszkiewicz and James Wighton. Iain again showed his importance to the side with an unblemished night (12 ends played and 12 won). James and Krzysztof both lost out to another of Murrayfield’s up and coming youngsters, Ben Jamieson as the home side secured an 8-2 win to keep pace with League Leaders Fife.
 
Team 4 just lost out to Division 2 leaders, Fife 2 last week and they were looking to bounce back as they faced an away match against Murrayfield 7.  Julian Taylor, Tony Brentnall and Sonny Taylor have played some terrific stuff in this, their first season in Division 2. And perhaps this match was a warning to Fife and Penicuik 3 that they are not going to have things their own way at the top of the table. At 2-0 down the Murrayfield outfit were able to convert crucially important five end tussles in matches 3 and 4 on the night. From there they went on a run and turned that 2-0 deficit to a 7-2 lead, Sonny winning match 10 on the night as Team 4 fell to their heaviest defeat of the season, 2 wins for Sonny and 1 for Julian in a 7-3 loss. There seems to have been no love lost in this match which Team Captain Julian described as “ill-tempered”. A certain Murrayfield player, according to Team 4, has the ability to bring out the worst in everyone! Oh please tell us more….. 
 
After Team 5’s narrow defeat in Week 8, Team Captain Kristian, despite pleas from Rachel that he should drop himself, kept the same team as he joined forces with George Wilson and Craig Linton in their home match v the undefeated Edinburgh University 4. This was literally men against boys (well one girl actually). Unlike the famous saying, however, there was only one team in this match – Kristian had a night to forget including an 11-0 result in his first end of the night – it did get better – there’s the positive Kristian! A win in match 1 for Craig and a win for George in Match 6 was the total of what Team 5 could muster as they went down to an 8-2 defeat. What? The League scoring site shows the match as a 5-5 draw? More on that below!
 
Our Player of the Week Award sees 3 undefeated players go head to head this week. Colin and Carsten from Team 1 and Iain from Team 3. Colin looked in control throughout his matches not dropping an end in singles play – but he somehow managed to lose the scorecard so he’s out for being dumb! Carsten may have been favourtie for this week’s award but Colin can’t give any details about how he played other than saying he was a nightmare in the doubles – seemingly even less movement than his long term doubles partner, Greig! Surely that’s defamatory! Although playing at a lower level than he should, Ian’s been knocking on the door for a few weeks and with 12 ends played and 12 ends won, in a match where his teammates didn’t manage undefeated nights, this week Iain wins it! Well done to him.  
 
And finally, to our Controversy of the Week section. 
 
Even when Team 5 get on with their opponents (a rare occurrence this season) and they avoid controversy, it seems to follow them! An 8-2 defeat this week and they were outplayed. Kristian was on the verge of throwing his bat in the bin, George was going to start growing his beard again in the hope that their luck was going to change, Craig was never going to go back to Easter Road until Team 5 and Hibs won in the same week (now that is ridiculous) and then suddenly, an email from the League to point out that University had played an ineligible player, and that player had won his 3! The real controversy, however, was the email from the Match Secretary which stated that he was going to have to give some thought as to what to do as a result of the breach of the Rules. Eh, no thinking required! The Rule is absolutely clear, and indeed amended this season to make it clearer! Unlike previously, only the ineligible player’s games are treated as void. Eventually that’s what happened. Pity the ineligible player hadn’t played in the doubles suggests Craig – typical Hibby – they’d do anything to try and get a win! A 5-5 draw and suddenly Kristian retrieved his bat just before the bin lorry drew up outside his mansion.
 
On to Week 10 we go – double figures already – astonishing!


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ELTTL - Week 8 Report

4/11/2019

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The match of the Week for the Club in Week 8 of the Edinburgh & Lothians League saw Team 4 host Division 2 leaders, Fife 2.  After a strong performance against Haddington last Week, Julian Taylor, Tony Brentnall and Sonny Taylor knew that they would have to be at the top of their game if they were to trouble the side at the top of the table. When Sonny started off with a 3-end win against top of the averages, Lance and that was followed by a match 2 win for dad, Julian, it looked bright for the hosts – was an upset on the cards? The next two went in Fife’s favour before Sonny regained the lead for Penicuik. That was cancelled out by a four-end loss for Tony and when the doubles also went the way of the visitors, Fife held a 4-3 advantage. A win in Match 8 secured a point for Fife and then in match 9, Tony almost kept the game alive but fell in five ends to Lance. The match may have been gone, but Sonny rounded off his terrific night with his 3rd singles win. A 6-4 loss for Team 4 was a great effort.
 
Although early in the season, Team 2 faced two crucial matches in Division 1. Tipped at the beginning of the season for relegation (not by us but by that big bad Match Secretary Ken Ben), they knew that their results in a home match v Corstorphine and an away visit to West Lothian would have a significant bearing on their season. Wednesday night at Ladywood saw Charlie Brindley, Gary McDougal and Ian Hislop take on Corstorphine. Ian gave the hosts the perfect start before Charlie lost match two. When matches 3 and 4 both went the way of the home side it looked good at 3-1 up. Match 5 saw Ian take on Dave Hall – this match swung one way then the other before Dave came out on top 11-8 in the fifth. When Dave Grant took out Gary in the next match and the two Dave’s combined for a win in the doubles, Penicuik suddenly found themselves 4-3 down. Charlie levelled the scores before an off night for Gary was concluded with his second loss. 5-4 down and the pressure was on Ian to salvage a point – in a tight final match he was victorious 11-8 in the decider as the points were shared. 
 
Even more pressure the next night as Team 2 travelled to Bathgate. This was one of those matches which could have genuinely gone either way – of the 10 matches played, 7 went the distance, two went to four ends and only one match was won three straight. Ian who had been on good form the previous night lost his first two matches in tight fifth end deciders. Charlie lost match 2 12-10 in the fifth whilst Gary, who had been off form the previous night was the player of the match for the visitors – he won match 5 11-9 in the fifth. Going into the doubles the scores were tied at 3-3. When Charlie and Gary won that doubles match (12-10 in the 5th) Penicuik were on the verge of a good win. Match 8 saw Gary lose his first of the night – you guessed it - 12-10 in the fifth!  Ian then lost match 9 – what was the score? 12-10 in the fifth. With WL worrying about the clock ticking (in the same way as we do at home), Charlie looked to salvage a point for the visitors in Match 10. 2-1 down in ends, about 10.20pm and a mammoth fourth end saw chances for both players. At 16 all, two consecutive points were eventually won but unfortunately for the visitors, they went the way of WL, and with that Team 2 had managed to grasp a 6-4 defeat from the jaws of victory.
 
Meanwhile in Division 2, Team 3 tried to keep pace with Fife as they paid a visit to Haddington 3 on Halloween night. This turned out to be a scary experience for the Midlothian outfit.  With both Iain and Krzysztof unavailable, James and Abby Wighton were joined by Sonny Taylor, playing up from Team 4. Abby tried out her new glasses for this match – here’s a tip Abby – have a practice with them first! She had a night to forget, double vision, seeing shadows and ghouls out the corner of her eye, seemingly frightened by scary noises in the Hall – even worse than her scream last week at Ladywood when she managed to bring 3 matches to a halt when she saw a spider! Despite her teammates trying to convince her that the scary sounding ghoul was perhaps an opponent (no names mentioned!) she was having none of it. 3 losses for Abby and Team 3 were under pressure. After his great match earlier in the week, fortunately Sonny was on form again – a terrific unbeaten night and a win with James in the doubles provided 4 wins for Team 3. James was left to bring home the victory – he managed two wins and with that the visitors escaped with a crucial 6-4 win – still undefeated – but only just!
 
Team 5 were also up against top of the table opposition as they travelled to Bathgate to take on West Lothian in Division 3. Kristian Skotzen, George Wilson and Craig Linton had their backs to the wall after they all lost to young Jamie Toner. Perhaps the visiting trio may have fared better had they realised a little earlier that Jamie has a new combination bat this season. George lost out first, a little perplexed as to why his loops seemed not to be working.  Kristian was flummoxed as to why he couldn’t seem to hit the ball. By the time of the last match, someone had worked out that Jamie has “Anti-Loop” on his backhand! With those 3 games gone, Penicuik’s uphill battle became almost impossible with the loss of matches two and three on the night. The team battled well, however, and 2 wins for George, one for Craig and a confidence boosting doubles win put the visitors in with a chance of a draw. Kristian’s match against Jim Stewart proved pivotal and there was nothing between the players – Jim took a 2-0 lead 11-9, 14-12, before Kristian levelled the match 14-16 and 10-12. The final end also went the distance but agonisingly for Kristian it went against him 12-10 and with that WL secured a 6-4 victory.  
 
There’s really no point in wasting time this week in our search for Player of the Week Candidates!  6 singles matches played and six wins, including one against the player who was top of the individual averages and who has Premier division experience. Although his own team lost, it was due to his excellent night when playing up that Team 3’s undefeated season continued - what a week for Sonny – well done to him for the second time this season! 
 
And finally, to our Controversy of the Week section. 
 
Umpiring! Those difficult to get along with Team 5 players (even without Rachel in their ranks this week) were centre of another controversy! Kristian v Jamie with WL’s Jim umpiring. Point 3 of the match and Umpire pulls Kristian up for not having a flat hand when serving (of course the Rule refers to having an “open palm”). Really thought Kristian?? Not something any of us at the Club have ever noticed and not something that he has ever been spoken to about in the past – he went on to make a conscious effort to ensure the hand was flat. Change of serve - Jamie serves with, according to Team 5, a cupped hand in which he could have held his morning cereal. Kristian just caught the ball and looked at the Umpire – nothing wrong with that one as far as Umpire could see but he’d keep an eye on it – and so it continued……….. serve after serve out of a cupped hand and no action taken – concentrate Kristian, concentrate! Now no one is saying that had Jamie been pulled up it would have had any effect on the overall match score – as we have already explained Kristian was somewhat lost against the anti-loop, but there is no doubt this had got into his mind and had, even if only to a small degree, impacted upon his concentration. The point of course is that if an Umpire is going to get involved in services (as they should) it needs to be consistent. Team 5 were left feeling that this had been a bit “tactical”. There was also a comment about why a slightly cupped hand was being commented upon at all – this was a Division 3 match in the Edinburgh League! But hey, we play under the same rules as the Internationalists so it should be enforced the same shouldn’t it? The difference of course is that at higher levels the players will have qualified umpires enforcing the Rules. And that is the issue for any of us who get “pulled up” by teammates or opponents. Qualified Umpires for every match? That's never going to happen....

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