Kenton's 16 wins from 16

Kenton are just two rounds from completing a memorable season, having notched up another win in the Wembley & Harrow Table Tennis League's Summer League.

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00:00, 21 AUG 2008
Updated16:17, 1 OCT 2013

Kenton are just two rounds from completing a memorable season, having notched up another win in the Wembley & Harrow Table Tennis League's Summer League.

The leaders brushed aside Eastcote 4-1 to make it 16 wins from 16. Closest rivals Maccabi 2 beat their Kenton counterparts 4-1 .

Other results saw Stanmore beat Lowlands 1-0, Eastcote 2 overcome Headstone 3-2 and Maccabi first trounce LCNL 5-9.

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