Windy conditions welcomed the teams to the fourth round of the Twilight comp.
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There were winds guests up to 61 km/h just on 6pm from the south-west blowing across to Navorina.
It appeared that the ladies handled the trying conditions better than the men and the better performance may have been caused by their selection of courts.
The lawn courts plus the cross wind made for poor bounces.
We hope for better playing conditions next Wednesday.
Once again the two matches had notably different results.
Peppin Planners continued on from the strong turnaround match of the previous week and recorded a win with 20 sets and 149 games versus Mitre 10 with eight sets and 100 games.
In the first round of matches Peppin got off to a start winning six of the eight sets and lost the other two sets in tie-breaks.
From that point round onwards the results favoured Peppin.
Six men and two ladies were three set winners for Peppin.
New chum Jaydyn White almost was a three set winner winning two sets and 17 of his 18 games.
In the match between Deni Newsagency and Legal Eagles the Eagles turned around their performance of previous rounds and won 15 sets 125 games to 13 sets and 122 games.
It was a very close match in the games played.
Eagles won the first round 5/3 and the second 6/5.
In the third round which are the mixed sets Newsagency were able to turn the match around winning five sets to four, but it was not enough sets to win the match.
For Eagles Captain Elyse Hood won her three sets together with Lauren Coates, Hamish Catt, Liam Headon and Andrew Smith.
While for Newsagency Mel Edwards and Tim Hanns were three set winners.
So with four rounds complete the teams are spread out.
Peppin Planners have their nose in front with 69 sets and Mitre 10 is second three sets behind with 66 sets.
Deni Newsagency is four sets further back on 62 sets and Legal Eagles are on 41 sets.
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