Gorillas lead Cambridgeshire Junior Squash League opener
Summarised from 2 outlets · Updated 23 Oct, 15:02 · Archive
The Gorillas lead the 2026/27 Cambridgeshire Junior Squash League after the opening round with 30 players competing.
The 2026/27 Cambridgeshire Junior Squash League began this weekend with 30 players competing at Hunts County Squash Club. Six teams – Gorillas, Bears, Wolves, Sharks, Tigers and Pandas – will play at different venues throughout the season. The league was created to give junior players match experience, with representation from county clubs and new players joining.
The Gorillas lead the table by one point after the first round. The Wolves are second, followed by the Tigers and Sharks. The Bears had players missing matches and will use their matches in hand to try to move up in the next round. Organisers noted an increased standard across the opening round matches.
Louis Crothall was named player of the round after making his league debut. Finals weekend in May will see the top three teams compete for the title, while the bottom three will compete to avoid relegation. The next round will be held at Comberton Squash Club in December.
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- Gorillas lead Cambridgeshire Junior Squash League after opening roundThe 2026/27 Cambridgeshire Junior Squash League began with 30 players competing at Hunts County Squash Club this weekend.Ely Standard · 23 Oct, 14:00
- Gorillas lead Cambridgeshire Junior Squash League after opening roundThe 2026/27 Cambridgeshire Junior Squash League began with 30 players competing at Hunts County Squash Club this weekend.Cambs Times · 23 Oct, 14:00
In this story: Gorillas · Bears · Wolves · Sharks · Tigers · Pandas · Hunts County Squash Club · Cambridgeshire
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