Other age category winners were senior Jon Coote (38.00); senior veteran Peter Le Couilliard (37.24); veteran Amanda Brown (34.19); and senior veteran Sue Le Ruez (33.04).
HOCKEY: Results of the Investec Hockey League matches played at the weekend were: Ladies league: Division I: E&Y Quackers 1st XI 3, Caesareans 2; Nomads 0, RWB 5.
Development Division: JHC Juniors 2, E&Y Quackers 2B 4; Crusaders Jnrs 2, E&Y Quackers 2A 2.
Men’s League: Division I: VC 1st XI 1, JHC Ormers 14; OV Convicts 3, JHC Thornbacks 2; OV Victims 5, Hautlieu HC 1.
Division II: Crusaders 12, Victoriana 0; OV Vets 5, VC 2nd XI 1; Investec Ladies 6, JHC Lions 6.
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TABLE TENNIS: Jersey lost overall in their matches against visitorsLondon-based Bat & Ball at the weekend.
Despite the Jersey A team winning 6-4 on Saturday and 7-3 on Sunday, the B, C, D, E and ladies teams were also consistent and lost all their matches.
Saturday’s overall result was Jersey 14, B&B 46 and on Sunday the score was Jersey 16, B&B 44.
GOLF: The Demi Golf Society’s Le Duc & Matson Cup, played at St Clement’s Golf & Sports Centre on Saturday, was won by Roger de Sousa who finished with 32 points off a handicap of 10.
Gary Parsons was second, 32 pts, 12 h’cap and Rich Schollhammer was third with 31 pts, 17 h’cap.
SAILING: Races 1 and 2 of the RCIYC Winter Dinghy series were held on Saturday.
Henry Perkins won race 1 and was second in race 2 so currently leads the overall table.
Joseph Richomme won race 2.
In the senior races Jeff Speller currently tops the table after he won race 2 and was third in race 1.
David Carter won race 1.
HOBIE SAILING: In the RCIYC Hobie Fleet Autumn/Winter series, races 3 and 4 were held yesterday.
It was a clean sweep for David Carter and Ian Simpson, and for Alex and Clive Pearce, each pair winning both their races in the A and B fleets respectively.
In the Dragoon class, Matthew Dale and Thomas Harris won race 3 and Emma and Laura Voak won race 4.
VOLLEYBALL: The Jacksons Mitsubishi Jersey Ladies volleyball squad had an excellent weekend at the Guernsey Open competition, reaching the semi-finals where they were narrowly beaten 2-1 by Guernsey side Goldridge de Beauvoir.
The men’s squad were less successful, finishing eighth of the 11 teams competing.
MOUNTAIN-BIKING: Winners of their class in the U12 Vittel Water & Mark Pickford Cycles winter series race 1 held at Val de la Mare yesterday were: 5yrs & under: 1, Sammy Kermin, 2, Samuel Maher, 3, Jack Corcoran.
6 & 7 yrs: 1, Harry Garnham, 2, Matthew Rayson, 3, Michael Milner.
8 & 9 yrs: 1, Joshua O’Donoghue, 2, George Milner, 3, Steffan Kermin.
10 & 11 yrs: 1, Stephen Haley, 2, Rikki Knowlton, 3, Kurt Dingle.
BADMINTON: Winner of the men’s singles in the 76th Jersey Open tournament, No 1 seed Mark Constable, also won the men’s and the mixed doubles.
In the singles he beat No 2 seed James Allinson of Yorkshire in straight sets, 15-2, 15-6; in the doubles he teamed up with Jersey’s Richard Wrigley and they beat No 1 seeds Chris Evans and Ian Ross of Middlesex 15-2, 15-7 while in the mixed doubles Constable played with Lucy Burns and they beat Chris Evans and Sarah Burgess 15-3, 15-2.
Winner of the ladies singles was Hampshire’s Joanna Dix who beat Burgess, also from Hampshire, 11-6, 11-9.
GOLF: Richard Rothwell won St Clement’s GC November monthly medal competition with a nett 56 off a handicap of 5.
Alan Gibson beat George Reid on countback after both returned a nett 59.
RUGBY: The JRFC’s under-16 academy squad are through to the next round of the Hampshire Cup, where they will meet Havant after a 17-5 win against Romsey Wasps – the visitors’ first defeat this season – at St Peter yesterday afternoon.
In the JRA/Emeraude Lines league match between Beeches and Les Quennevais honours were even with the final score 12-12.
MOTOR SPORT: The results of the Jersey Classic and Modern Trials club trial held at Valley Farm, St Peter yesterday are: A route, Vince Lees-Baker; B route, Graham du Feu; C route, Dave Williams; Junior A, Adam Le Cheminant; Junior B, James Carrel; Junior C, Chris Vibert; Pre 65 Andy Deffains; Twin Shock, Dave Le Cornu.
BOWLS: Jersey bowlers Chummy Porée, Vernon Pallot and Stuart Weaving were involved in the Test match on Saturday, in Johannesburg, as members of the British Isles Seniors squad who beat the South African Springbok Seniors by 71 points to 57.
SNOOKER: Island champion John Browne, Karl Thomas, Ian Gould and Nick Boyd won through to the semi-finals of the £500 Carling Cup, sponsored by CI Traders, at the weekend.
The semi-finals and final will be played on Thursday evening at the Jersey Mechanics Institue from 7 pm.
