THE relegation dog-fight at the bottom of the Premier Division of the High Wycombe and District Table Tennis League is hotting up.
Wesley A are seemingly already down after just one win in 14 games but one of four other teams could join them in the drop.
Chalfont B are one of them but they put some daylight between themselves and the drop zone with a 5-5 draw against fifth place Speen A last weekend, taking full advantage of the absence of Speen's top player Warren Brooks.
Great Kingshill A, another team fighting to avoid relegation, did themselves a power of good with a great 5-5 draw against Chalfont A, with the result achieved despite playing with only two players.
But Hazlemere B crashed to second placed Allied Worldwide 8-2, leaving them third from bottom of the division.
Next to bottom are Apollo A who lost 7-3 to Hazlemere A.
But Apollo have five games in hand over Hazlemere B, and look favourites to avoid the drop.
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