Tyne and District Squash Club win at Bridge of Allan

Tyne and District Squash Club have been busy <i>(Image: Pixabay)</i>
Tyne and District Squash Club have been busy (Image: Pixabay)
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A WRONG turn and traffic did not stop Tyne and District Squash Club from picking up a victory on the road.

The team travelled to Bridge of Allan and returned with a 13-11 win.

Phoebe Hamilton and David Legge both lost out but there were wins for Billy Scott, Fraser Westgarth and Richard Adelman all picked up victories on an entertaining night.

Billy Scott said: "Overall, it was an enjoyable evening of squash, with 10 players on court and plenty of competitive action.

"Tyne won three of the five matches and picked up three bonus points to take the tie 13–11.

"Thanks to Bridge of Allan for the hospitality, especially after the late arrival."

Yesterday (Wednesday), they were due to travel to face Waverley 1.

Elsewhere, Tyne 2 travelled to Oriam Squash Club to face Oriam 3, with the home side winning all five matches 3–0.

Emily and Hamish Westgarth both made their debuts for the county side.

Also stepping onto the court was Iain Dixon, Gordon Hamilton and Tom Core.

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