Reynolds unbeaten in defeat; Lock and Dixon double up
Paul Reynolds took three for Wooden Tops in a narrow loss, while Spitfires built a 7–3 win around two unbeaten singles players.
Coverage: 12–18 October 2026Published Last updated
Division Two’s closest result was 6–4, but its three wider margins still contained recoveries and deciding games. The individual detail is more revealing than a simple list of winning teams.
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Edward Lock
Leighton Buzzard Spitfires
Lock won three singles and partnered Peter Dixon to the doubles in Spitfires' 7–3 win. Against Paul Tompkins he lost the opening games 8–11 and 2–11, then recovered to win the next three. Victories over Kareem Omar and Keith Carrington completed the singles return, giving the selection both consistency and a documented comeback.
Supporting MKTTL scorecardNewport Pagnell LagondasLittle Horwood Wooden Tops
Newport Pagnell Lagondas beat Little Horwood Wooden Tops 6–4 despite Paul Reynolds winning three singles for the visitors. Yongwang Tian and Glen Davison took two each for Lagondas; Michael Howard supplied another. Davison and Tian also recovered from 1–2 in the doubles against James McCafferty and Reynolds, taking the fifth 11–5. That rubber made the team margin.
Official MKTTL scorecardMilton Keynes PowersLeighton Buzzard Spitfires
Leighton Buzzard Spitfires won 7–3 at Milton Keynes Powers through trebles from Edward Lock and Peter Dixon. Lock recovered from two games down against Paul Tompkins. Powers had their own comeback: Keith Carrington overturned 0–2 against Graham Silversides, winning the fifth 13–11. Dixon’s wins against Carrington and Kareem Omar also needed deciding games.
Official MKTTL scorecardOpen University ShockwavesWoburn Sands Mosquitoes
Rob McPheat won three singles as Woburn Sands Mosquitoes beat Open University Shockwaves 7–3. His win over Yi Cao required five games, as did Andy Jenkins’ victory against the same opponent. Tiger Tan won two singles for Shockwaves; Robert Mungham matched that contribution for Mosquitoes. McPheat’s unbeaten return supplied the difference between those supporting totals.
Official MKTTL scorecardGreenleys MoghulsMursley Hawks
Greenleys Moghuls beat Mursley Hawks 8–2, with Aaron Moore and Marshall Domingo each recording three singles wins. Jose Blecua added one, beating Ian Spanswick in straight games despite a 16–14 second. Todd Agnew and Martin Johnson supplied Hawks’ two rubbers. Moghuls’ pair of unbeaten players provided six of their eight.
Official MKTTL scorecardReynolds’ return deserves recognition alongside the winning trebles. The doubles made the difference at Lagondas, while Spitfires and Moghuls found their strength in pairs of unbeaten singles players.
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