Round in Review week 15
BCiB Metro Pennants The physical load was easier this week with lower temperatures and just one game to play, however mentally the pressure has kicked up a notch again as teams vie for position with just three more games until finals. As a sign of how switched on all the teams were there weren’t as many big wins this week but let’s take a look at the largest.
This weekend’s largest aggregate victory came from 5th Division. With only three rinks to do the damage it is quite a feat for Kwinana side who defeated their Leeming opposition 92-41. All three rinks won by double digits for the Klippers with the greatest contributors to the 51 shot margin the rink skippered by Douglas Knott who won by 20 shots.
The biggest rink win also came from 5th Division this round. The Gosnells 1 rink in 5th Red of Malcolm Clements, Keith Davis, Murray Jackson and Ronald Martin won 45-4, the 41 shot margin the difference between the two sides as Gosnells 1 picked up five points. The win may have been all the sweeter as the match was a derby giving them some serious bragging rights around the club for the next week.
Leeming’s 2nd Division Orange side were the biggest winners in this round of the women’s competition with a 47-15 win over Bassendean. Jennifer Aikman, Debra McCavana, Rena McKinney and Marion Mickiewics did much of the damage with their 29-7 scoreline to be tied for the rounds biggest rink win. Karyn Mears and her rink also won by double digits, winning 19-9 to complete the victory.
Drawing the Leeming girls for the competition’s biggest rink win this weekend were the Inglewood team of Debbie Varley, Janet McCartney, Patricia Pearce and Lorraine Cotton in 2nd Division Lime. Their 29-7 victory helped set up a 29 shot aggregate win in which the Inglewood side took all four points.
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Biggest Rink Win
Men
Premier League: Brandsma Bainbridge Haring J Thorn 28-10 (Doubleview)
1st White: Fleay R Dewson Rollings Lilburne 36-10 (Osborne Park)
1st Blue: Marsh Warne Doncon Rhodes 42-9 (Mundaring)
2nd Division: Kay Fulcher Coffey Manners 32-10 (Yokine 2)
3rd Division: Pratt House Barugh Vellios 32-6 (Morley)
4th Division: Harris Heldt Pickersgill Moulton 33-10 (Cannington/Mills Park)
5th Division: Clements Davis Jackson Martin 45-4 (Gosnells 1)
6th Division: Waters Fox Turner Knight 25-7 (East Fremantle)
Women
1st Red: Lee Hogarth B Hart R Hart 28-8 (Victoria Park/Carlisle)
1st Blue: Shaw Smith Batt Bennetts 32-12 (Leeming)
2nd Division: Aikman McCavana McKinney Mickiewics 28-6 (Leeming) & Varley McCartney Pearce Cotton 29-7 (Inglewood)
3rd Division: Ladlow Rush Stevens Seebeck 26-7 (Manning)
Biggest Aggregate Wins
Men
Premier League: Doubleview 98-58 Kardinya
1st White: South Perth 93-60 Thornlie
1st Blue: Mundaring 101-56 Cockburn
2nd Division: Valley 93-59 Osborne Park 1
3rd Division: Morley 104-60 Scarborough 2
4th Division: Roleystone 89-53 Forrestfield & Leeming 1 99-63 Rossmoyne
5th Division: Kwinana 92-41 Leeming 2
6th Division: East Fremantle 43-22 Willetton
Women
1st Red: Victoria Park Carlisle 50-22 Willetton
1st Blue: Morley 50-24 Osborne Park
2nd Division: Leeming 47-15 Bassendean
3rd Division: North Beach 54-26 Joondalup
