2021 Major Singles

Runner Up:  Gale Hill,       Winner:  Terry Causby

The 2021 Major Singles were played between 12th March and16th April. 17 ladies entered this year's event.    There were great bowls played throughout the matches, with some delays due to rain, but eventually the event was completed on 16th April.

Semi-finals:     

Therese (Terry) Causby  def.  Janet Ellery;     Gale Hill  def.  Pat Neal

The Final between Terry and Gale was played in ideal conditions.  Terry got off to a good start with 4 on the first end but Gale pegged her back.   It was close for quite a few ends then Terry pushed ahead to win 25 to 11.   It was lovely to see all the spectators support these two players.   

Congratulations to both for making the final and to Terry for her win.

2021 TURN AROUND TRIPLES

 
           

It was great to see our greens full to capacity for our Turn Around Triples Day on Monday15th March. President Joan welcomed players from Avoca Beach, Bateau Bay, Everglades, Ettalong, Merrylands and our own Umina ladies.  We were very lucky with the weather.  The sun shone for most of the day with just a slight breeze.

Three games of 2 bowl triples, each of 11 ends, were played.  Players must play in each position, changing each round.  It was lovely to hear the chatter and laughter in the club house and all seemed to have an enjoyable day.   

Winners:    Team 2.  Merrylands   3 wins  20 ends                                                               Maureen Randell, Julie Rothery, Mary Bridge

Second:      Team 6. Umina Beach  3 wins 19 ends                                                               Terry Causby, Bev Collins, Merryl Burgmann

Third:         Team 21. Avoca Beach  3 wins 18 ends                                                               Bev Byrne, Coral Allenby, Alice Diamond

Mystery Prize winners:   

Team 23  Umina Beach     Gaye Faulkes, Barbara Boundy, Cheryl Catchpool

Team 1    Everglades        Gay Hemsey, Roslyn Dawson, Judy Angley

Thank you to all who supported this day.

thanks to Sharon Benfield for photos