Lawn Bowls
Nowra Men
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Social Bowls
Wednesday’s Drawn 3 Bowl Pairs 14th February. Winners J Pratt-I Biggs. Runners up B McMahon-L Norman. No Jackpot insufficient starters. Game Results: Rink 3 I McKinnon-W Toohey beat D Cooper-J Hayward 34/13. Rink 4 B McMahon-L Norman beat G Chittick-R Musgrove 27/17. Rink 5 J Pratt-I Biggs beat B Pritchard-D Platt 40/10
Friday’s Jackpot Pairs 16th February: Winners J Ireland T Reksmiss I Woodgate. Runners up W Huntriss C Edwards. Jackpot $1200 Not won by G Legge M Legge. Game Results: Rink 1 G Legge M Legge 20/16 win over F Larter S Christison, Rink 2 T Houldsworth R Pearman 25/13win over B McMahon D Platt. Rink3 K McMillan P Hewat lost 32/24 to T Cake B Jorgenson. Rink 4 B Pritchard W Toohey 31/20win over I Biggs R Coulthart. Rink 5 W Huntriss C Edwards 22/16win over C Browne C Cattell. Rink 6 J Ireland T Reksmiss I Woodgate 20/19win over G Chittick R Marquis E Galley.
Callala
Four more games in the men’s Major Singles were played in hot windy conditions on Saturday, February 17. Greg McMillan and Pauli Kennedy had a close game, with Pauli leading Greg until the 20th end. Greg moved up a gear and won the match, 31 – 22 on the 32nd end. Dennis Beazley and Pat Ford had a close game with the score equal on three ends. Dennis scored 12 shots to Pat’s 3 over the last seven ends, Dennis defeating Pat 31 – 22 on the 29th end. It was a battle of the giants when Anthony Fisher and Grant Ridges played their game. Both started well, with Anthony taking the lead and keeping it defeating Grant, 31 – 19. The last game saw Col Neighbour and Paul Mitchell play. Col used his game plan, “take the lead early and keep it” strategy defeating Paul 32 – 11 on the twentieth end. Congratulations to all the players for great bowling. The semi and final should be fantastic games to watch. Sunday, February 18, saw the presentation of the new Club bowls shirts by Steve Foley on behalf of major sponsor Shoalhaven Gutter Cleaning. The two other sponsors, G&T McMillan and Bay Village Meats were also present to present the new shirts. It is great to see local businesses get behind sporting clubs in the area.
The ladies played a close game of fours on Tuesday, February 13, also in hot conditions with some respite from the north easterly breeze. Jan Wright (swinger), Dianne Dawes, Beverley Young and Tracey Semovente were defeated by Jan Wright (swinger), Audrey Mansfield, Lyn Byrne and Terry McMillan, 13 – 11. After bowls, the girls attended a farewell lunch for Joan Jagger, a long time member of the Women’s Bowls club. Apart from serving as the Bowls Organiser for many years, Joan won most of the club Championships and was a mentor and a great friend to many. She has moved to Queensland with her family and will be sorely missed.
Lake Conjola Men
Last Thursday afternoon was a huge success with 52 bowlers enjoying Twilight Bowls. It was a mixed event and a huge range of abilities to make every one feel comfortable. Its on again 5pm Thursday so please come along and join us.
Some District events have been on lately with some great results. Peter Evans and Ean McKinnon did well in the senior pairs and a few team wins in the district triples (which is still going) was also a good effort. Congratulations to our players Mick Charters, Glen Dickson and Nick King who have been selected the District Team. I’m sure they will represent our district with a very high standard of play.
We play social bowls on Wednesday 1pm, Thursday Twilight Mixed Bowls 5pm, Friday (nominated pairs) 1pm and Saturday 1pm.
South Coast Bowls
District Senior Pairs 2018
In the First Round Marilyn O’Day and Helen Neilsen from Culburra defeated Francis Carrett and Gwen Robinson from ExService with a good win .In the Second Round, Marilyn and Helen played Cherilyn Brace and Robyn Taylor from Milton Ulludulla in a tight game to win. Then Marilyn and Helen then went on to play the Quarter Final against Maggie Smith and Ann Raphael from Huskisson winning again.
The Final was held at Bomaderry in an exciting game, Marilyn O’Day and Helen Neilsen played Mariene Smith and Leba Yatevatu from St Georges Basin. The game came down to the last end with Marilyn and Helen having won with one shot the difference.
Thank you to the Umpire and and match ladies Robyn Herbert and Gayle Kiggins for the turning of the board.
District President Ann Brandley invited the players and District V/P Meg McClure, District V/P Barbara Young, Chair Selection Nancye Carre, District Publicity Suzanne Stevenson, District Chair of Match Robyn Herbert and Match Gail Kiggins and club Presidents to a tasty luncheon. District President Ann presented the runners up Mariene Smith and Leba Yatevatu with their certificates and prize money. Ann then presented the winners Marilyn O’Day and Helen Neilsen with their badges and prize money.
Berry Men
Despite the temperature reaching the mid thirties on Wednesday 14th support for the game of bowls was still present. Matches of note included David Lambert with new bowler Warwick Shutz as his lead despite being well beaten mid game made a late revival and ended up being defeated by one shot by Derek Raymond and Geoff Lidbetter. In another match Phil Chittick and Steve Kellett scored 15 counters on five of the closing ends which gave them adequate margin to defeat Lindsay McNamara and Barry Dunn. The triples match on Saturday 17th was tied at end 17 and scoring over the final ends gave Russell Tulloch, Tom Froggatt and David Lambert a one shot win over Nick Nicholls, Bob Dunn and Lindsay McNamara.
A Pennant trial match is being played at Berry on Thursday 22nd against Bomaderry and then on Tuesday 27th a visit to Currarong has been arranged.
Culburra Men
Social Bowls – Friday 16 February 2018
Jeff Brownjohn & Mark Englert 20 def 15 Arron Lever &Col Hancock (1st prize lucky rink draw), Arthur Hanneman, Kevin Ryan & Geoff Blackshaw 31 def 17 Ron Shoveller, Frank Weiss & Lawrie McLean (2nd prize lucky rink draw), Phil Smith, Kevin Dickens & Craig McGale 18 def 17 Danny Nash, Barry Epple & Jimmy Hibbert (3rd prize lucky rink draw); Gary Melleuish & Brendan Hughes 21 def 14 Ian Carre & Roy Burke; Rick Turton & Geoff Steinhour 21 def 11 Neil Watson & Alan Gardiner; Grahame Faull, Max Ford & Laurie Turner 23 def 21 Peter Gatt, Alan Liebert & David Gale; Lenny Thomas & Brett Gilligan 14 def 13 John Castellan & Dennis Foster.
CLUB MAJOR PAIRS 17TH & 18TH FEBRUARY: John Dallas & Alan Gardiner 27 def 19 Col Wilson & John Slingsby. Trevor McGuire & Rick Neilsen def Peter Dwyer & Authur Eagleton. Lenny Thomas & Brett Gilligan 23 def 18 Geoff Steinhour & Jimmy Hibbert. John Castellan & Dennis Foster 21 def 15 Brian Riley & Rick Turton. Ian Carre & Roy Burke 18 def 15 Brendan Hughes & Craig McGale. Laurie Turner & Phil Carrett 27 def 12 Grahame Faull & Richard Grayson. Geoff Brownjohn & Mark Englert 27 def 10 Kevin Dickens & Barry Epple. Steve Munce & Lawrie McLean 22 def 20 Alan Liebert & David Gale. Trevor McGuire & Rick Neilsen 23 def 14 John Dallas & Alan Gardiner. Kevin Ryan &Geoff Blackshaw 23 def 13 Ken O'Day &Peter Johnson.
SUNDAY 25TH FEBRUARY will see the semi finals and final of the SCDB State triples. Starting 9.30am at Culburra Beach Bowling club . hope to a good crowd there watch these matches play out.
Shoalhaven Ex-Servicemen Men

Wonderful weather had most members out on the green. Wednesday saw 23 players, including 3 visitors Graham Eyre, Ken Maloney and Tony Mikus enjoying a clear, hot afternoon and fast green. One game of Social Triples and four games of Social Pairs were contested. 9am on Thursday saw the Ladies V’s Men Trial Pennant match. The perfect weather on Saturday saw 30 players enjoying one game of Mixed Social Triples and six of Mixed Social Pairs.
Wednesday 14th February a Westerly breeze cooled the players while a fast green was appreciated.
Rink 1 In the game of Triples, Greg Morphett, Bert Watson and Graham Mills played outstanding bowls to demolish their opposition by 30 to 2 shots.
Rink 2 In the first game of Pairs, Gary Way and Tim McCormack combined superbly to bring home the bacon by 24 shots to 16.
Rink 3 Allan Furniss and Trevor Wright used all their considerable skills to just get home by 20 to 18 shots.
Rink 4 Saw an excellent game of bowls with Ken Maloney and Terry Wright playing brilliantly to win by 23 shots to 14.
Rink 5 witnessed the game of the week. David Solomon and Gary Tearle started off brilliantly with a 2 shot win on the first end. Graham Eyre and Alessandro Lattanzio found their width with the wind and took the next 6 ends to be up by 15 to 2. Dave was subbed out sick by Bert Madge and a sensational seven by Bert and Gary had them back in the game. Digging deeply, they mastered the green with a couple of fantastic threes to be only 5 shots behind on the 16th end. A fabulous four closed the gap to just one shot. Graham and Alessandro responded in the best way possible with a one shot end only to see Bert and Gary draw level with a superb two. On the penultimate end, Graham and Alessandro judged the wind perfectly to win by a shot. Who would keep their concentration and tie or win the game on the last end? Wonderful bowling by Graham Eyre and Alessandro Lattanzio saw them win the end by a shot and the game 25 to 23 shots. What a game!
Draw Results: 1st Prize Rink 4 Ken Maloney and Terry Wright, 2nd Prize Rink 1 Greg Morphett, Bert Watson and Graham Mills, 3rd Prize Rink 3 Allan Furniss and Trevor Wright, 1st Spin Rink 3 Allan Furniss and Trevor Wright Not Won. 2nd Spin Rink 4 Ken Maloney and Terry Wright Not Won.
Thursday 15th February dawned clear and calm, just what we needed for the Trail Pennants match against the Ladies.
Rink 2 saw Ray Solway’s team win over Shirley Toohey’s team by 19 to 14 shots. Rink 4 saw John Edwards’s team win over Helen Steven’s team by 24 to 16 shots. This gave the Men the day by 42 shots to 30. Well done everyone.
Saturday 17th February was a warm afternoon with a cooling SE breeze. The Green was rolling at a fast pace.
Rink 1 saw Greg Morphett, Michael Hill and Norma Yee work well as a team to devastate their opponents by 26 shots to 17.
Rink 2 Pat Black and Alessandro Lattanzio played miraculous bowls to demolish their opposition by 21 to 13 shots.
Rink 3 New player and member Paul Goddard and coach John Edwards combined perfectly to trounce their opposition by 23 shots to 14.
Rink 4 witnessed a tough game of Mixed Pairs with Ian Abberley and Ray Solway playing superb bowls in a fantastic win over their opponents by 24 to 16 shots.
Rink 5 This was a harder fought game than the scores imply with Kerrie Way and Tim McCormack playing wonderful bowls to overcome the opposition by 21 shots to 13.
Rink 6 In the routing of the day, Gary Way and Helen Stevens slaughtered their opposition by 35 to 18 shots.
Rink 7 Neil Miller and Eddy Lee played terrific bowls to thrash their opponents by 30 shots to 21.
Draw Results: 1st Prize Rink 3 Paul Goddard and John Edwards, 2nd Prize Rink 4 Ian Abberley and Ray Solway, 3rd Prize Rink 6 Gary Way and Helen Stevens. Players Draw: Tim McCormack
What’s On: Wednesday 21th February Men’s Social Bowls payment by 12.30pm.
Saturday 24th February Mixed Social Bowls payment by 12.30pm. Men’s Pennant Trails 6 V’s 4 1200 for 12.30 start. Club uniform.
Wednesday 28th February Nominated Pairs payment by 12.30pm.
Culburra Women
Last Tuesday saw two teams of triples played by our Social Ladies in quite warm conditions. Winners were Jenny Anderson, Robin Bryan and Margaret Gilchrist over Anne Dwyer, Ruth Joannou and Joy Hanneman, and Trish Tom, Narrelle Wetsteyn and Thelma Cooley over Edna Baxter, Ruby Salmon and Betty Oldfeild.
The first round of the District Fours was also played last Tuesday, with two teams from Culburra competing in the Senior Fours, and three teams competing in the Open Fours. All teams played really well, with four of the five teams progressing to the second round.
Congratulations to Judy Watson, Marea Challender, Lorraine Epple and Jean Eagleton who made it to the semi final in the Senior Fours.
Two Culburra teams made it to the semi finals in the Open Fours, with team Carol Turton, June Jones, Gail Scott and Nancye Carre going down, while team Marilyn O’Day, Trish Bailey, Helen Neilsen and Kristi Buckley made it through to the final.
The final was a great competitive game with both sides playing magnificent bowls, and congratulations to Marilyn, Trish, Helen and Kristi on being the runners up in the District Open Fours.
Thursday Social ladies had two games of triples, and although it was another very warm day, everyone enjoyed their games. Winners were Trish Tom (Swinger), Lynne McKee and Narrelle Wetsteyn over Trish Tom (swinger), Diane Dawes and Margaret Gilchrist, and Joy Hanneman, Ruth Joannou and Annette Barry over Anne Dwyer, Ruby Salmon and Carol Turton.
Tennis
Shoalhaven Tennis
Tuesday Ladies
Citrine defeated Blue Topaz 5 sets 35 games to 1 set 6 games, top scorers were Susan on 24 and Ruth on 15.
Opal defeated Topaz 4 sets 32 games to 2 sets 21 games, top scorers were Mel on 23 and Kerrie P on 17.
Peridot defeated Garnets 4 sets 34 games to 2 sets 27 games, top scorers were Jessica on 25 and Crysanth on 22
Tuesday Men
Blue defeated Red 6 sets 41 games to 3 sets 33 games, top scorers were Rick, Col S & Harrison on 12 and Nick & Joost on 18.
Yellow defeated Silver 6 sets 41 games to 3 sets 29 games, top scorers were Les on 19 and Steve T on 14
Thursday Night Mixed
Division 1
Nadal defeated Kyrgios 5 sets 33 games to 1 set 27 games, top scorers were Caroline on 20 and Paul W & Rod on 16.
Murray defeated Tsonga 5 sets 34 games to 1 set 23 games, top scorers were Stephen P on 19 and Mel D on 16.
Wawrinka defeated Djokovic 5 sets 34 games to 1 set 23 games, top scorers were Kiwi on 19 and Col A on 15, thanks to all those that subbed
Division 2
Queen defeated The Beatles 4 sets 31 games to 2 sets 20 games, top scorers were Jack on 18 and Andrew on 16.
Led Zepplin defeated The Who 6 sets 38 games to 0 sets 18 games, top scorers were Bernie on 20 and Luke on 18. thanks to Lyn for subbing
The Doors defeated Abba 3 sets 25 games to 3 seets 23 games, top scorers were Keelah on 17 and Oscatr on 19. Thanks to Marie for subbing.