Triples

Club Triples scores

Opening round of men’s club triples L. Newman, O’Brien, A. Newman vs Reid, Gray, Barlow: 7th end: at 2-7 down, Lou put kitty in ditch to pick up 3. A huge bowl!! 5-7 8th end: Rangi’s team with 4 within a foot of kitty to move ahead 5-11. 11th end: Robert gets a toucher to Club Triples scores

Women’s Triples Champions

Well done to the Women’s Triples Champions for 2019-20: Leigh Griffin, Kay Carr, Nina De Munnik Helen, Sarah, and Robyn who were the two-time defending champions came in second place. (Helen & Sarah were in the winning team three years in a row). The same triple of Leigh, Kay, and Nina also won the Club Women’s Triples Champions

Well done Rich, Brad & Ray!

Congratulations to Richard Corry, Bradley Down and Ray Martin defending their Wellington Open Triples title from last season. The tournament was rain affected stretching over three different weekends with the mens final arranged at short notice when an opportunity arose on Sunday. The Victoria triple were too strong for Mike Solomon’s Eastbourne triple winning 19-11. Well done Rich, Brad & Ray!

Mixed Triples is cancelled

The Match Committee has made the call to cancel today’s planned mixed triples…. There are ongoing showers up at the club at the moment and the rain radar does not look very nice. Good luck for the Bowls3Five teams starting at 6.30pm on Monday night at the club. (and well done Otago!!)

Well done James, Tim & Brad!

Congratulations to James Fairhall, Tim Toomey and Bradley Down for coming runner-up in the Wellington Champ of Champ Triples at the Hutt club on Sunday. They came back from 4-11 down against the Ray Lovie skipped Wainuiomata side but were unable to complete the resurgence going down 10-12. This was the second year in a Well done James, Tim & Brad!

Para triple take Silver!

There was more than a sense of déjà vu for Barry Wynks (Manawatu) and Victoria’s Mark Noble when they lost the Para triples final, with Bruce Wakefield (Canterbury), to Australia 14-13 at the 21st Commonwealth Games on Australia’s Gold Coast on Thursday afternoon. The gutsy trio were beaten on Ken Hanson’s last bowl in the Para triple take Silver!