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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.
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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 2.30 Geraldine BC
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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.
