Detailed ladder - Tasmanian Squash Rackets Association Inc

Group B

	Gaye Mitchell	Bruno Fernandini	Andrew Woodhouse	Bob Simmons
Gaye Mitchell		Gaye Mitchell won! 3 — 1	Gaye Mitchell won! 3 — 1	Gaye Mitchell won! 0 — 3
Bruno Fernandini	Gaye Mitchell won! 3 — 1		Andrew Woodhouse won! 3 — 0	Bruno Fernandini won! 3 — 0
Andrew Woodhouse	Gaye Mitchell won! 3 — 1	Andrew Woodhouse won! 3 — 0		Andrew Woodhouse won! 3 — 0
Bob Simmons	Gaye Mitchell won! 0 — 3	Bruno Fernandini won! 3 — 0	Andrew Woodhouse won! 3 — 0

Group A

	Michael Brown	Graeme Bradfield	Brent Atkins	John Williams
Michael Brown		Michael Brown won! 3 — 0	Michael Brown won! 0 — 3	Michael Brown won! 0 — 3
Graeme Bradfield	Michael Brown won! 3 — 0		Graeme Bradfield won! 3 — 0	Graeme Bradfield won! 3 — 1
Brent Atkins	Michael Brown won! 0 — 3	Graeme Bradfield won! 3 — 0		John Williams won! 0 — 3
John Williams	Michael Brown won! 0 — 3	Graeme Bradfield won! 3 — 1	John Williams won! 0 — 3

2026 North-West Masters Championships · Division 2

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Division

Rank	Member	Team name	Played	Matches won	Matches lost	Matches won %	Games won	Games lost	Games won %	Points won	Points lost	Points won %
1.	Gaye Mitchell	Gaye Mitchell	3	3	0	100%	9	2	81.8%	158	111	58.7%
2.	Michael Brown	Michael Brown	3	3	0	100%	9	0	100%	143	101	58.6%
3.	Andrew Woodhouse	Andrew Woodhouse	3	2	1	66.7%	7	3	70%	130	113	53.5%
4.	Graeme Bradfield	Graeme Bradfield	3	2	1	66.7%	6	4	60%	137	111	55.2%
5.	Bruno Fernandini	Bruno Fernandini	3	1	2	33.3%	4	6	40%	124	115	51.9%
6.	John Williams	John Williams	3	1	2	33.3%	4	6	40%	118	128	48%
7.	Brent Atkins	Brent Atkins	3	0	3	0%	0	9	0%	77	135	36.3%
8.	Bob Simmons	Bob Simmons	3	0	3	0%	0	9	0%	62	135	31.5%

Team and individual ladders will appear once match results have been entered.

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