SEEVIC students began the defence of their Clifford Dixon Trophy in style with multiple success in the racquets competition.
Top of the class for the Thundersley college was Philippa Kneller. The 16-year-old swept aside all before her as she took gold in the ladies squash singles without dropping a single game.
Other notable playing achievements include Adam Dawson's efforts. He clinched runners-up spot in the men's squash competition.
Golden girl - Philippa Kneller squashed all the opposition in the Clifford Dixon Trophy Picture: TERENCE BUNCH
Sian Keeble and Lucy Faraday joined forces to win silver in the ladies doubles table tennis tournament.
And Dave Hardman and Claire Tayeg both came third in their respective men's and ladies' badminton singles.
Chris Ovel rounded off a good day by also securing a third place, in the men's singles at table tennis.
Published Tuesday October 22, 2002
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