Wapping Wildcats 2 lost to London Lynx 2 (Men’s D 2 East, London Volleyball League)
22:25 14:25 21:25
Preparation for play-off?
Already secure in second place when this last match in the season’s schedule started, Lynx showed too much skill, variety and power to allow Wapping much encouragement. Leaders Chadwell Heath have agreed to postpone their game at Thunderball to suit the Spikers’ side, aware there is no chance of their being overtaken so one game remains in the division.

Chadwell Heath beat Wapping Wildcats 2 (Men’s D2 East - London Volleyball League)
25:19 25:15 25:16
Unbeaten record maintained
Coach Jack Molyneux got changed for this match just in case … for the side has done so well this season an experienced head might be needed for the sake of the title. It wasn’t and he remained at the side of court and left it to the under sixteens.

Fireball lost to Chadwell Heath Lynx (Men’s D2 East - London Volleyball League)
23:25 25:13 8:25 26:24 11:15
Youth overcomes experience
Curious then curiouser were sets two and three. Before and after, a competitive and exciting match laced with skill and determination entertained an enthusiastic crowd.

Lynx 2 beat Fireball (Men’s D2 East - London Volleyball League)
25:18 25:17 26:28 22:25 15:9
Victory earns tabletop space
Another entertaining evening of volleyball in east London enhanced the league’s reputation for great sport as Fireball battled valiantly to rein in their opponents and to fail only in the last few rallies.

University of East London lost to Lionhearts Predators (Men’s D2 East - London Volleyball League)
16:25 25:11 24:26 26:24 0:15
No reward for super display
It took a little while for the students to settle down against their experienced opponents and, in the end, this proved to be the difference between the sides in an enthralling match.