Bowlers make Morningside and Bryanston clubs proud
The results from this year’s JBA men’s national tournament.
Bowls were at the heart of social activities in Morningside, where some of the Bowls South Africa men’s 2024 national championship games were hosted by the country club, between May 4–12.
The MCC men’s 4-a-side division team of Jason Evans (Skip), Robby Piketh (third), Donald Piketh (second), and Shaun Thomas (lead), finished with a silver in the tournament. That division was won by the bowling team from Bedfordview – where some of the final games were played.
The pairs division was won by Bryanston Country Club bowlers Wilson Malobolo (skip), and Prince Neluonde (lead) – taking gold home on May 12, from the East Rand.
The open singles, and senior open singles, respectively, were won by Wayne Roberts, representing Hillcrest Port Natal and Danie Schoeman, all the way from Richards Bay.
Morningside Country Club bowler Shaun Thomas won himself a bronze medal in the open singles tournament.
Winners
Open Singles
- Bronze: Josh Turner (Linden JBA)
- Bronze: Shaun Thomas (Morningside Cc JBA)
- Silver: Paul White Westville, Port Natal
- Gold: Wayne Roberts (Hillcrest, Port Natal)
Senior Singles
- Bronze: Roy Turton (Brackenhurst, EKB)
- Bronze: Antoney Stipanou (Bedfordview, JBA)
- Silver: Steven Payze Phsob
- Gold: Danie Schoeman (Richards Bay, KZN)
Pairs
- Bronze: Club Ceres – Stoffel Lambrechts (skip), Charles Stassen (lead)
- Bronze: Club Beaconsfield Park – Barry Minopetros (skip), Robbie Robertson (lead)
- Silver: Club Linden – Otto Holicki (skip), Warren Steyn (lead)
- Gold: Bryanston Sports Club
Fours
- Bronze: Club Correctional Services – PJ ‘Barries’ Barnard (skip), Kobus de Meyer (third), Tinus Crous (second), Jaco Nysschen (lead)
- Bronze: Club Randburg – Ray Turner (skip), Lory Stafford (third), Corne Hugo (second), Trent Turner (lead)
- Silver: Morningside Country Club
- Gold: Club Bedfordview – Alan Gordon (skip), Gianni Gatti (third), Gavin Erasmus (second), Brian Dail (lead).
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