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Durham 3 - 0 Tendring Ladies
25-23, 25-14, 25-19
Report by Milly Smith
The first game of the season saw the Tendring ladies venture up north to take on last year’s Super 8 champions, Team Durham. In spite of an early start and a long journey, Tendring were in high spirits and ready to tackle a tough match.
London Orcas 3-0 Tendring Ladies
25-20, 25-23, 25-23
Report by Chris Frost
Game day for the quarter final of the playoff, was to be against Pulsepoint London Orcas, a team that we had played numerous times over the season. Both teams knew a lot about each other and it promised to be an exciting playoff game for a place in the Semi-finals against Northumbria. With more additional injuries unfortunately the squad for the game was only 6 players, in which we departed for the game in high spirit for the game on what was a beautiful day.
Wessex 3-1 Tendring Ladies
21-25, 25-22,25-21,25-19
Report by Chris Frost
After some slight confusion with our travel arrangements, we were off for a long drive to Bournemouth to play Wessex in the penultimate game of the regular season. On arrival Wessex were practising their serve reception and looked ready to go.
Richmond v Tendring Men's 1st
25-22, 24-26, 28-20, 26-24, 15-15
Report by Alex Porter
Tendring men’s 1st team travelled to Richmond on Saturday to fight for a place at the top of National League Div 1. Richmond have surprised the league by getting promoted last year by beating the early title contenders.
Tendring Men's 1st 3 - 1 Leeds
25-13, 25-17, 24-26, 25-16
Report by Derek Sullivan
In a city far far away, where most of team Tendring has to find their own path to the battlefront, Leeds brings in their heavy weaponry. While their imperial hitter swings from the right side, their offence is lead by no other than their dark lord setter. As the battle starts team Tendring comes off with a heavy offence from their cannons. Owen Lamb, whom they call 'Hands', is a solo setter who makes a huge presence with controlling the offence of Tendring.