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Wade Stephens
Sunraysia Daily

SPRING PENNANT SEMI-FINALS

DIVISION 1

Court Conquerors 2-7-162 d Racquet Renegades 1-5-136: Wade Stephens 1-3-45 d Taylor Fuda 0-0-23, Clinton Edwards 0-1-48 lost to Adam Stephens 1-3-60, Luka Baudewyns 1-3-69 d Graeme Whyte 0-2-53.

Red Line Ninjas 1-396 lost to Court Commandoes 2-6-122: Josh McMillan 0-0-27 lost to Gary Callaway 1-3-45, Zac Sparks 0-0-24 lost to Aaron Willis 1-3-45, Chris Tassone 1-3-45 d James Bowker 0-0-32.

The grand finalists are Court Conquerors and Court Commandoes, who will play at 6.30pm on Thursday.

DIVISION 2

Squash Spartans 1-3-113 lost to Court Kings 2-7-122: James Bowker 1-3-58 d Brody Tanner 0-1-32, Jiah Robinson 0-0-21 lost to Phil Baudewyns 1-3-45, Will Sparks 0-0-34 lost to Emma Oliver 1-3-45.

Squash Storm 2-6-129 d Volley Virtuosos 1-4-113: Tim Noack 1-3-54 d Leon Pederson 0-1-44, Gloria Jago 1-3-45 d Julian Kelleher 0-0-24, Lucy Platt 0-0-30 lost to Julian Kelleher 1-3-45.

The grand finalists are Court Kings and Squash Storm, who will play at 6.30pm on Wednesday.

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