Round in Review rd 16
BCiB Metro Pennants A critical round of pennants this week as the women had their last opportunity to collect regular season points while the men had to lock in their sides for the rest of the season. Some may be left wishing they had done things a little different with some of the weekend’s results.
The first half century of 2016 appeared on Saturday when Bassendean’s 6th Division White rink of Allan Simons, Donald Weser, Robert Sheppard and Michael Hirst dominated their game to win 56-7. The win is also the competitions largest for the week and at 49 shots will go close for the biggest win of the year. The win was a major part of Bassendean’s division high aggregate win over Roleystone which finished with a score line of 88-21.
The largest aggregate win of round 16 came from 4th Division Blue where Wanneroo defeated Cambridge by 78 shots. Every rink won by double digits with the largest being a 36-9 win by the rink skippered by Victor Street. The 119-41 win may prove to be a crucial one with the finals race being very tight, so much so that the percentage boost Wanneroo received could come into play.
The biggest rink winners in the final round women’s Saturday pennants are Janis Lawrence, Wendy Bows, Jennie Townsend and Janis Collisson from Valley. Their win for Valley’s 3rd Pink was part of a round high 38 shot aggregate victory. Delys Fuller’s rink were winners 23-13 to make the final score 55-17. The win was a good way to finish off the season for the side on a positive note.
The heavyweight clash in Premier League between Cambridge and Bassendean turned out to be a family affair on one rink. In the game between Daniel Patterson and Justin Opie as both skippers were drawn to play against their brother. Daniel’s brother and former teammate Steve led for the Bassendean side whilst Justin’s brother David played third for the Knights. The winners of the game were each set of parents who could feel happy for both sons as the game was a draw.
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Biggest Rink Win
Men
Premier League: Goddard Payne Pickering Quinlan 25-10 (Osborne Park)
1st White: Trewhella Butler Marinovich Browne 34-12 (Stirling)
1st Blue: McKenna J Adams Mullenger Van Bemmel 37-3 (Mosman Park)
2nd Division: Price Maesepp Lewis Fleetwood 34-5 (Rossmoyne 2)
3rd Division: Norrish Uppill Iannantuoni Strachan 41-9 (Manning)
4th Division: Weaver Eyre Dorain McIntyre 39-9 (Glen Forrest)
5th Division: Watson Pugliese D Italiano D Italiano 41-7 (North Perth)
6th Division: Simons Weser Sheppard Hirst 56-7 (Bassendean)
Women
1st Red: Brooke Mclaughlin Wilson Spratt 26-7 (North Beach)
1st Blue: Wainwright Gould Cowell Wright 26-11 (Rockingham)
2nd Division: Jupp Deas Byrne Haley 27-10 (Gosnells) & Neville Wilke Bandy Hughes 28-11 (South Perth)
3rd Division: Lawrence Bows Townsend Collisson 32-4 (Valley)
Biggest Aggregate Wins
Men
Premier League: Bassendean 85-59 Cambridge & Kardinya 92-66 Cockburn
1st White: Stirling 101-60 Safety Bay
1st Blue: Mosman Park 104-45 Manning 2
2nd Division: Rossmoyne 2 115-36 Mt Pleasant 2
3rd Division: Warnbro 1 115-61 Como
4th Division: Wanneroo 119-41 Cambridge
5th Division: Armadale 105-33 Kardinya
6th Division: Bassendean 88-21 Roleystone
Women
1st Red: North Beach 40-20 Willetton
1st Blue: Rockingham 52-26 Manning
2nd Division: Gosnells 47-25 Rockingham
3rd Division: Valley 55-17 Bullsbrook
