Round in Review
Weekend double header Rounds 13 & 14 We had no round to review last week after almost all the games were washed out, so it’s only fitting that we have two rounds in this week’s edition. There might be a few sore bodies after the double header with some bowlers not used to backing up the next morning. There were some fears about the temperature but the games got through fairly well, due in part to the 9:30 start time.
This week’s largest aggregate win unusually came from Premier League. Cambridge’s 79 shot win over Victoria Park on Sunday took all eight points and included three double digit margins and one of the weekend’s two biggest rink wins. Clive Adams, Ross Bolton, Cliff Wooldridge and Cameron Harris won their rink 46-7 to be tied for the biggest win of the weekend. This rink has made it onto our list once before, also against Victoria Park/Carlisle.
The other rink involved in the tie for top spot is the 5th Division Red rink of William Sadecky, Leroy McDorman, Kenneth Ferguson and Darryl Harburn from Leeming. They were the higher scoring of the two rinks with a 48-9 scoreline. Leeming won all three rinks with the Sadecky rink making up a significant part of the 53 shot overall margin. The team was one of a trio of Leeming rinks that were the biggest wins in their divisions over the weekend, joined by the Ashworth and Harris skippered rinks in 3rd and 4th Division respectively.
This Saturday’s biggest aggregate in the women’s competition was recorded by Joondalup’s 3rd Division Purple side. Both rinks won in the 52-24 victory over Mosman Park, including a round high 26 shot rink win. Susan Willett, Nancy Sutton, Jeanette Armstrong and Colleen Kilford won their game 30-4 to be the competitions biggest winners. The win sees Willett move up a place on the division’s skip ladder into third.
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Biggest Rink Win
Men
Premier League: Adams R Bolton Wooldridge C Harris 46-7 (Cambridge)
1st White: Heldt Bartoshefski Pinkus Coghlan 34-8 (Mt Pleasant)
1st Blue: Packer O’Neil Stewart J Norriss 39-5 (Bedford)
2nd Division: Goddard Deas Harding Frederickson 38-7 (Gosnells)
3rd Division: Ashworth Johnson Middleton Smith 42-8 (Leeming)
4th Division: Harris Conway Gee Dickie 44-10 (Leeming 1)
5th Division: Sadecky McDorman Ferguson Harburn 48-9 (Leeming 1)
6th Division: Bartle Rhind Garant Ricketts 27-11 (North Beach)
Women
1st Red: Jolly Merz Heldt Ariael 32-8 (Manning)
1st Blue: Park Mcilveen Galbraith Jewell 23-9 (Rockingham) & Gale Booth Bradshaw Herbert 27-13 (Manning) & Allen Stower Adams Gowenlock 29-15 (Mosman Park)
2nd Division: Mias Clement Prince Moonen 28-9 (Melville)
3rd Division: Willett Sutton Armstrong Kilford 30-4 (Joondalup)
Biggest Aggregate Wins
Men
Premier League: Cambridge 122-43 Victoria Park/Carlisle
1st White: South Perth 96-63 Kardinya
1st Blue: Sorrento 105-63 Mt Lawley & Bedford 96-54 Doubleview
2nd Division: Morley 117-40 Osborne Park 1
3rd Division: Warnbro 1 114-42 Bull Creek AFA
4th Division: Bassendean 108-41 Bullsbrook
5th Division: Fremantle 98-39 Spearwood
6th Division: Bedford 47-24 Maylands & North Beach 52-29 Claremont
Women
1st Red: Manning 48-26 Sorrento
1st Blue: Manning 39-27 Leeming
2nd Division: Melville 48-22 Rossmoyne
3rd Division: Joondalup 52-24 Mosman Park
