
Thursday's winning team (left to right): Margaret Chapman, Judy Elton. Mick McCloskey. Photo supplied
Another busy week on the green was had at Home Hill Community Sports Club with the commencement of Club Competition triples and the final of the fours, as well as Thursday and Saturday club social bowls.
The highlight of the week was the fours final played between Trevor Elton, Mick McCloskey, Judy Elton and Margaret Chapman against Tony Eddie, Scott Taylor, Jeff Phillips and Wayne Newton, resulting in Trevor Elton’s team taking out the win after a very closeencounter. Congratulations extended to the winning team.
On Thursday afternoon, the first of the triples competition was played between Mick McCloskey, Trevor Elton and Judy Elton against Phil Marsden, Bob Pickard and Maureen Marsden, with the win going to Mick McCloskey’s team.
Saturday afternoon saw the second game of triples competition, with Hugh Mongomery, Dino Poli and Gary Nosworthy competing against Jeff Taylor, Scott Taylor and Amy Bailey, resulting in Jeff Taylor’s team winning on a forfeit due to health concerns. Our thoughts are extended to Hugh and his team.
Thursday club social bowls saw four games of triples played. On rink three, Hugh Mongomery, Scott Taylor and Nev Ward played Joe Linton, Cisco and Margaret Chapman, with the win going to Hugh’s team.
On rink four, Jeff Phillip, Des Chapman and Paul Vass played against Gary Nosworthy, Joslyn Defranciscis and Warren Bunn, resulting in a draw, with the win going to Gary’s team on ends.
On rink six, Glenn Berriman, Sandra Darwin and Margaret Linton played Ron Smith, Mick Olsen and Robert Piva, with the win going to Glenn’s team.
On rink seven, Con, Les Hoey and Rob Darr played Alex Bojack, Steve Mutu and Betty Ward, with the win going to Rob Darr’s team. Congratulations to all winning teams and all members who participated.
The random rink winning team for the day went to Con, Les Hoey and Rob Darr. Raffle wins went to Laura Webber (first prize) and Steve Mutu (second prize).
Contributed with thanks to Bob Pickard