Rolfe wins three; Warriors take the match
A treble in defeat, two 8–2 victories and a doubles escape from two games down made for a varied Premier Division week.
Coverage: 2–8 November 2026Published
The closest Premier Division result belonged to Greenleys Warriors, who won 6–4 at Leighton Buzzard Generations even though Ben Rolfe won all three singles for the hosts. Elsewhere, Titans and Spinners took eight points each, and Monarchs claimed the Greenleys derby 7–3.
Player of the Week
Ben Rolfe
Leighton Buzzard Generations
Three singles wins in a 4–6 team defeat, including a recovery from two games down against Ameya Phatak.
Supporting MKTTL scorecardGreenleys MonarchsGreenleys Glory
Greenleys Monarchs beat Greenleys Glory 7–3. Ed Simms won all three singles in straight games for Monarchs; Dakshinamoorthy Thopay replied with two singles wins for Glory.
Official MKTTL scorecardMilton Keynes SpinnersMilton Keynes Sasaki
Milton Keynes Spinners beat Milton Keynes Sasaki 8–2. Alan Cherry and Gareth Jones won three singles each, then overturned a two-game deficit together in the doubles to win in five.
Official MKTTL scorecardLeighton Buzzard GenerationsGreenleys Warriors
Greenleys Warriors won 6–4 at Leighton Buzzard Generations, despite Ben Rolfe taking all three singles for the home side. His victory over Ameya Phatak included a comeback from two games down.
Official MKTTL scorecardYardley TitansGreenleys Vanguards
Yardley Titans beat Greenleys Vanguards 8–2. Adrian Piotrowski and Craig Brown each completed a singles treble, with Piotrowski beating Nayan Pattni 13–11 in the deciding fifth game. Nick Howard added a singles win and partnered Piotrowski to take the doubles; Elroy Edwards and Pattni scored Vanguards’ two points.
Official MKTTL scorecardThe team results favoured Warriors, Titans, Spinners and Monarchs. Rolfe’s unbeaten singles return in defeat was a reminder that the best individual story does not always come from the winning side.
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