They won four out of five securing the men’s and ladies’ singles 2-0, the men’s doubles 3-1, and the mixed doubles 3-0.
The ladies’ doubles was a 2-2 draw.
KARATE Champions return Jersey won four gold medals at the EKKA Kenpo Karate World Championship in Belgium.
Jersey Kenpo’s Emma Crossley won both the U15 creative form and weapons.
She then paired with Jasmine Mauger to be crowned the champions in the team form.
In the men’s sparring, Craig Mauger won gold while there were bronze medals in the ladies’ form for Zoe Rowan and Fiona Herivel.
From the All Round Kenpo Karate Club came three bronze medallists as Matthew Poole, Beau Teeling and Georgia Hodierne all finished third.
Harry Hodierne had the club’s best finish as he took a silver medal.
Jay Newton also made the final of his form.
BAR BILLIARDS Guernsey champion Guernsey’s Trevor Gallienne beat Brighton’s Jim Millward to win the Bar Billiards World Championship at the Ommaroo Hotel.
Surrey’s Phil Collins beat Jerseyman Dave Gallichan to win the Plate Championship and Jersey’s Nigel Ryall and Graham Bisson of the Trinity Arms won the Pairs Championship.
MOUNTAIN BIKING Ovenden leads the way Robin Ovenden won the elite class of the first race in the Cycle Centre CCC Mountain Bike Winter Series yesterday at Sorel Point.
Kieron Mills was second and Rhys Hidrio third.
Other results – Sport: 1, Lee Wells; 2, Eric Le Brun; 3, Robert Coutanche.
Veteran: 1, Michael Boarer; 2, Simon Stead; 3, Ian Cabot.
Super-vets: 1, Chaz Knight; 2, Simon Slaffer; 3, Michael Hill.
Ladies: 1, Helene Monpetit; 2, Linda Lutz.
Schoolboys: Rikki Knowlton; 2, Matthew Coote; 3, George Milner.
HOCKEY Juniors stun Hautlieu Victoria College Juniors moved off the bottom of the Division I table after securing a 3-2 win over league leaders IFG Hautlieu in the Investec JHA hockey league.
Other results – Div II: Jersey Tigers 3; Vic College 2nds 2.
OV Vets 3; OV Victims 4.
Women’s league Div I: Quackers 1sts 3; Jersey Ladies 2.
RWB 3; Caesareans 0.
Development Division: Nomads 2nds 2; Eagles Juniors 8.
Jersey 2nds 0; Quackers Dabblers 1.
VOLLEYBALL Fox beat Tigers In the ladies’ league of the Insurance Corporation Volleyball league HLB Jackson Fox beat 2e2 Tigers 3-2 (25-16, 19-25, 25-21, 14-25, 15-10).
2e2 Panthers bt IC Jets 3-1 (27-25, 25-27, 25-10, 25-18).
In the mixed league Walkers continued their dominance beating a hard-working McSteam 3-0 (25-12, 25-18, 25-10).
In the same league Usual Suspects Too bt Peter Green Builders 3-0 (25-19, 25-17, 25-18).
BOXING Success at Merton Jersey Leonis ABC beat a Kent Select 6-1 at the Merton Hotel on Saturday.
ATHLETICS Country battle The closest finish of the Jersey Spartan Cross Country League came in the girls’ 7-8-year-olds race with Emily Renouf taking the win on the line from Jasmin Lucas.
Third in that race was Stephanie De La Haye was third.
Other results – girls 9-10: 1, Lauren Lowe; 2, Gemma Gothard; 3, Roseanna Hill.
Girls 11-12: 1, Danielle Leerson; 2, Shannon Goggin; 3, Charlotte Turner.
Boys – 7-8: 1, Marlon Fossey; 2, Tom Blampied; 3, Ben Chadwick.
9-10: 1, Tom Ward; 2, Charles Renouf; 3, Luca Margaroli.
11-12: 1, Oliver Terry; 2, Charlie Griggs; 3, Adam Lloyd.
13-14: 1, Sam Ward; 2, Matthew Raimbault.
GOLF Les Ormes win Les Ormes GC beat St Clement’s GC to retain the Millennium Cup yesterday with a 5.5 to 4.5 win.
Mitchell victory Kenny Mitchell, 6 hcp, won the Demi Golf Society PRAM Salver on Saturday with 36 pts at St Clement’s GC.
Joe Straiton, 9 hcp, was second on 34 pts and Richard Cornick, 11 hcp, was third on 34.
SHOOTING Gotel fires to glory Xavier Gotel was High Gun in Crabbé Clay Pigeon Club’s 50 Bird Sporting yesterday with 43 ex 50.
Colin Mollett won the A Class with 42; Paul Le Neveu won the B Class with 31 and Fernando Carvalho won the C Class with 27.
NETBALL Two defeats for J United Jersey’s senior netballers lost to Roman Glass 54-46 and Team Bath Tucans 44-39 in the South West Premier League yesterday.
OTHER SPORT Islanders Bath in glory Jersey’s Matt Banahan came on as a substitute as his Bath rugby team secured a 28-6 win over French opposition Auch 28-6 in their first group game of the European Challenge Cup.
Swimmer Katie Speller recorded two personal best times as she travelled with the elite Bath University squad to an International short course meet in St Dizier, France.
Netballer Serena Guthrie’s Team Bath lost to Team Northumbria 45-27 in their Superleague match on Saturday.
