Carpeters take the win

MALLEE Bearings have suffered their first loss of the Sunraysia Table Tennis Cash Converters pennant season, going down to Max Millers Carpets. In a classic finish, Mallee Bearings came from behind to get the points. Phil Smith led the way winning two singles, while Gavin Carmichael outlasted the dangerous Reece Kurrle in the first match […]

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