COReNtiV – Sutton Bonington Squash Club

Lyndon Kennedy

Sadly LK is retiring. We have all been invited to his leaving do on Friday 17th April at 7.30 pm, being held in the Barn on Sutton Boington Campus.

“Unfortunateley there we be no food but the bar will be open from 7.30pm onwards. We would love to see you there & give him A good send off”

Sutton Bonington Old Leagues From 2013

For those interested in a bit of nostalgia the old league system is no longer available on line but for history see the pdf file.

Some current names still there but many changes. We lost some records when we briefly went to 2 other league management sites before finishing u with squash levels. Unfortunately they are lost

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https://sbsquash.co.uk/wp-content/uploads/2026/01/OldLeagues.pdf

Kegworth Old Boys

Kegworth Squash Club Old boys – 3 of whom have played for England in the Red Lion Thursday 18th December – Nei Overton and Simon Spencer visiting from Gloucestershire. 4th and 2nd right.

Congratulations to Mike Morley who only recently reached the age of 90. He has been an ardent supporter of the Sutton Bonington League System for some years. He is still active. He was over the moon with his recent new racket which he managed to win what he thought was a league game. He was exasperated that he could not enter the result. Unfortunately, we will not name his opponent, but he was in the next league up and Mike had not the right page on the site.
But Mike Morley you are amazing. The nearest aged player to Mike is 6 years younger. And we wont mention who that is.
He said ” will this racket last me another 10 years”. What an achievement that would be if he manages it.
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Sad death of 2 ex Kegworth Squash Players

It does seem a while ago, but quite a few current Squash Club Memmbers originate from Kegworth Squash Club –
It might be appropriate to remember 2 of the original members there at its the opening in 1977 – Junction 24 I think it started off as.
Unfortunately both passed away recently in the same week

Alan Bond – who was a mere 71/2 was quite a shock. Alan was a fine squash player who devoted his later sporting activities to yachting and cycling.
Sympathy to his wife Ann and family- I understand his funeral is at Loughborough crematorium at 1130 on the 17th September followed by a service at Kegworth Church at 1230

Dave Allen was 84/5 and also a fine squash player. He married Pam and I understand he went downhill after her death. Sympathy to his family.

Both were fine Kegworth Lads –

AW
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