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On Friday 18th September, Chris Wright was the 2000th person to roll up on our green. A tremendous achievement in these unprecedented times.
Chris Said ”Wow. I ‘m very proud of what we have achieved this year. 2000 roll ups is amazing It’s thanks to all our members and especially the hard work of the green stewards. An unusual but rewarding season.”
Sunday was the last competition of this unusual season restricted by the Coronavirus.
The qualifying was run as 4 leagues each playing 3 games. The winners of these were Ian and Brian, Paul and Amanda, Graham and John, Michael and Barbara who proceeded to the semi finals.
The semis were close games with Graham/John and Michael/Barbara ended up as the finalists.
The final was another tight game with nothing in it going into the last end where Graham put two bowls right on the jack. Michael had to do something and a running shot managed to move the jack into the open. Barbara then draw 2 brilliant shots which John was unable to match and claimed the title without bowling the last bowl.
Winners Barbara and Michael
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Some very good bowling in the 2-4-2 Singles Knockout Final. Mick Browne Turned out a worthy winner after defeating Allan Paice in a tight final.
Winner Mick
Finalist Allan
Stuart Markham was presented with an embroidered bowls cloth for winning the 2-4-2 Singles Supper League.
During the day there were some incredible shots, one captured on video
The Killer Bowls weekend took place on 22/23 August – there were 42 entrants. Due to Covid restrictions, the tournament was held over two days in four separate sessions.
It was billed as “Something Different” and it certainly was – it was amazing the different atmospheres that were created by each session, some more serious than others, some had a lot more long measures and the noise level varied greatly between them.
Congratulations to everyone that took part and I hope you all enjoyed. This tournament was designed to be light-hearted and I sure it was.
The finalists on Saturday morning were Alison Perry, Chrissie Cook, Tony Fenby; Saturday afternoon Michael Andrews, Barbara Ford, Graham Thomas; Sunday morning Mick Browne, John Hildreth and Sunday afternoon (the noisy lot) Steve Wood, Martin Lee, Allan Paice.
Below are photos of the section winners who received a bottle of wine. The winners were John Hildreth, Martin Lee, Alison Perry, Michael Andrews.
