Hill leave Chichester with mountain to climb

St George's Hill and Chichester ready for PSL action

Chichester travelled to Weybridge for their return Premier Squash League match against St George’s – only for their hosts to complete the double.

Chichester lost 5-0 in the home game so knew it would be tough, and so it was.

All the matches were played on the all-glass court, which favoured the home players.

Miles Jenkins, for Chichester, struggled to get to grips with conditions and was always playing catch-up against former Chichester player Robbie Temple.

Temple’s deceptive play had Jenkins constantly on the back foot and, as hard as Jenkins tried, Temple came through 2-0 to put St George’s 1-0 up.

Chichester’s Lauren Briggs had a similar problem against Jazz Hutton, whose pace and tempo completely took Briggs out of her comfort zone as the 11-3, 11-6 scoreline suggested.

Bognor beat Bluecoats Turkish delight for golfersTom Walsh (Chichester), meanwhile, had a close game with Carlos Cornes. Both games were evenly contested and each player played with a similar style and attacked well.