Bluff Bowling Club hosts men’s fours weekend tourney
It promises to be an exciting weekend of great bowls and entertainment with many different clubs involved.
THE week’s play began with Bluff Bowling Club’s men’s social bowls. The team enjoyed a great morning of bowls and Thai inspired meal thereafter.
The twilight trips series finale was played in good weather conditions. It brought out the best in the players, with all playing in the spirit of true sportsmanship for the prizes on offer.
First place went to Wonke Somsteu, Stewart Procter and Gavin Conlon, from Wanderers Bowling Club. Second place went to the team from Bluff BC of Chad Wilson, Russell Fuller and Bryan Weldon. The three session prizes were won by Greg Dorrofield, Deon Els and Jeff Waterman. The second session was won by Brian and Paula Osman and Wendy Fleetwood, and the third session went to Clint Duncan, Louise du Plessis and Chrissie Smith.
A big thanks to all the bowlers who supported and enjoyed the camaraderie, and to the club members for making the tournament a successful event.
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The final of the Port Natal women’s nominated trips were contested between Linda van Niekerk, Brenda van Niekerk and Shan Trimborn of Hillcrest Bowling Club and Sarie Bisset, Bridget White and Elize Stapelberg of Bluff BC. Fantastic bowls were played by everyone with both teams taking the lead and peeling many times. Hillcrest BC emerged eventual winners with Bluff BC the runners-up.
This weekend sees the annual Jawitz sponsored men’s fours being held at the club.
Those interested in the game of lawn bowls, pop into the club and experience the sportsmanship and bowling skills on display.
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