20 November 2018 | Tennis SA

In the Statewide Super women’s competition, Pembroke showed their dominance in the competition winning in Round 6 against Kingswood. Pembroke held strong in all singles rubbers winning in straight sets which then followed through into the doubles winning six rubbers to love.

Glenlea started strong against Denman when number one Olivia Ley won her respective single in straight sets against Heidi Evans. This was soon reversed when Casey Jackson had her first win of the season at number two against Ebony Harper in straight set which was then followed by straight set wins from Jacqui Scott and Jill Scott. Denman then closed out the match winning both doubles in straight sets Walking away with a five rubbers to one win, putting Denman back into contention after a slow start to the season.

Seaside continue to win matches when lead by Natasha Russell who faced Melanie Clayton winning in three sets followed by Maggie Pearce and Tully Richter who turned it on winning their respective matches in straight sets. Jasmine Adams kept The Drive in the game winning at number four continuing her winning streak but it was Russell who paired with Pearce who came out on top defeating The Drives Pairing of Clayton and Melissa Beadman in straight sets handing Seaside a four rubbers to two victory.

In the men’s competition, Tea Tree Gully were without their number one player Tyson Devine when they came up against a dominant Glenlea team who look to have all the answers at the moment. With all players putting in their best efforts, Glenlea took a comfortable five rubbers to one victory.

Broadview continue to put the pressure on Glenlea as they sit just below them on the ladder. This was no different in round 6 when they came up against The Drive. Broadview’s number one Mislav Bosnjak won comfortably in straight sets against Stefan Norodom. This winning form continued through to number four when Corey Decandia put on a show defeating Jonathan Norodom in a tight three set battle. The Drives two and three Sebastian Flock and Kiichi Ishida gave their team a chance when winning their respective matches. Broadview locked in the four premiership points after winning both doubles, handing the team a four rubber to two win.

The Grand Final Replay was battled out between Trinity Gardens and Collingrove. Collingrove’s Number one Oliver Douglas took charge when defeating Andrew Tavella in straight sets. Trinity Gardens Callum Gale brought Trinity Gardens back into the match when defeating Paddy Douglas in three sets while Scott Hughes came out strong against Collingrove’s Doni Gashi winning in straight sets. Trinity Gardens brought experience to the table when Adam Alessandrini paired with Gale in the top doubles against Oliver Douglas and Matt Teivans. The experience and doubles knowledge of Trinity Gardens was too good winning in straight sets which saw Trinity Gardens win four rubbers to two.

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Phantom Tipsters prediction for Round 7 Winners

The Phantom Tipster got 4/7 correct from Rd 6 predictions. (Rd 5 Report)