ELMWOOD PARK
BOWLING CLUB

Results.

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The ladies have made the quarter finals and will play Kaikoura BC @ 8.30, Sunday 16 – 15
Semi final v Auckland  BC 19 – 4
Final v Nelson BC  10 – 13   Another absorbing game with all players playing superb bowls with Jo Edward’s supreme towards the end. Special mention to Christine Buchanan who played so well throughout the finals series. Hard luck ladies, you did the club proud. So close!

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The boys have made the quarter finals and will play Manurewa Cos. B.C. @ 8.30, Sunday. 11 – 10  [end 16]
Semi final: v Tauranga B. C.  11.30. 16 – 13
Final: v Taieri B. C. 13 – 16   In an absorbing game EP just failed to take the title. Both teams played superb bowls but credit to Taieri under the leadership of Mike Kernahan whose front two played so well. Hard luck guys, you did the club proud.
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Best of luck to our two champions fours teams who will be participating in the national champion of champions from July 25 – 28 (men Dunedin) and August  1 – 3 (women Dunedin)
Men:   G. Lawson   N. Glasson   L. Eathorne   R. Cook
   Fri. 8.30 Winton RSA BC 18 – 10   2.30 Kia Toa BC 21 – 7.  Sat. 8.30 Wanganui East BC 23 – 4   11.30 Fitzroy BC Unplayed
Women:   M. Boyd   C. Buchanan   B. Morel   T. Woodham
   Fri.   8.30 Northend BC 17 – 12   2.30    Dannevirke BC 18 – 6   Sat. 11 30 Thames Coast BC 15 – 6 2.30 Geraldine BC unplayed
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High drama in the O60 fours final. Kelvin Sc0tt, Tony Marshall, Ray Hooper and Ian Rule, who played another delayed event, won the title 20 – 19 against a very strong Belfast four skipped by Mark Schrader.
EP got away to a strong start and led by 14 – 2. Then they appeared to lose their way and with three ends to go they were down 14 – 19. A 1, on a measure, then a 2 and a 3 on the final end saw them emerge winners.
Congratulations guys, a great finish to the year.

10 – 5 – 25   Late season result.
In the delayed mixed pairs EP representatives Tania Woodham and Steve Bowden were eliminated by eventual semi finalists Burnside, 5 – 14, in the second round.