Andrew Dixon and Steve Taylor were both unbeaten, as Streetly ‘A’ maintained their Premier Division status with an 8-2 mauling of Beaufort Sports ‘A’.  Beaufort also suffered a crushing 9-1 reverse, at the hands of champions Kingshurst Bribar ‘A’, in a match that had no sets going the distance.  Kingshurst went one better against their ‘B’ team in a 10-0 result, as Michael Browne, Steve Bertie and Chris Leach, displayed a huge gulf in class between the teams.

 
Alan White was a maximum man for Walmley ‘A’ against Hall Green ‘E’, in an 8-2 win for his side in Division Three, although John Swinburne took him the distance. Darren Williams ended a fine season for Bournville ‘B’, with another three wins over Beaufort Sports ‘C’, which included a four game success over the highly rated Ash Kapadia.  Bournville emerged 8- 2 winners, with Thomas Bordes and Pete Haslam giving Williams fine support.  Paul Thomas of Ivy Leaf ‘A’ is another player to enjoy a sparkling 2007/8 campaign and was on top form, in the 6-4 victory over Kingshurst Bribar ‘E’.  Tony Arends also won three for Ivy Leaf, but promising youngsters Mitchell and Perry Nash, both took him to five games.

 
Walmley ‘C’ triumphed 7-3 at Sutton ‘G’ in Division Four, thanks to an impressive display from the unorthodox skills of Tim Stevens. Match of the night saw Sutton G’s John Pepper gain a 16-14 in the fifth success over Stan Willis.

 
Buster Cobley had a superb maximum for Kingshurst Bribar ‘F’, in their 6-4 victory over Jacombs ‘C’.

17th April