Sheila Kufner the winner of the Ladies’ B-grade Championship.
Tocumwal
After a long battle on the greens, Sheila Kufner was the winner of this year's Ladies' B-Grade Championship beating Lois Bird.
Gary Beer was the Mens’ B-grade champion beating Jeff Hay.
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In the Mens’ B-grade championship Gary Beer and Jeff Hay had a very close competition with Gary coming home strongly in the last three ends to win.
Winners of the Mens’ Trade Day John (Pip) Baker - left, Noddy Ireland - second from right and Lou Richard - right.
Winners of the Men's Trade Day held at Tocumwal on March 16 were the team comprising John ‘Pip’ Baker, Noddy Ireland and Lou Richard, all from the Tocumwal Golf & Bowling Club.
The round robin Mixed Fours competition is being hotly contested with teams enjoying both the game and the meal afterwards.
Due to the resurfacing of the greens in April the Ladies' Canadian Pairs, the final board event for the season, was rescheduled and commenced Thursday, March 23 and will conclude April 3.
Only two weeks remain for both Monday morning social bowls and barefoot bowls Monday evenings for the 2022/2023 season, so come along and enjoy the final weeks.
Due to lack of numbers plus construction works to be undertaken prior to commencement of the installation of new greens, the Easter Bowls Tournament for 2023 has been cancelled.
The AGM will be held Monday, May 15.
Nomination forms for the election of the bowls committee and sub-committee positions will be available from reception three weeks prior to the AGM.
Once completed, forms can be placed in the locked ballot box which will be located at reception/foyer.
One week prior to the AGM the completed nomination forms will be displayed on the bowls shed window.
Berrigan
Mary Curtin winner of the Bernard Curtin OAM Open B-grade singles championship defeating a gallant Vidura ‘panda’ Gunaratne.
It was third time lucky for Mary Curtin on Saturday as she won the Bernard Curtin OAM Open B-Grade singles championship at Berrigan Community Bowls Club.
Curtin had made the final twice before in the event named in honour of her late husband, but had fallen at the final hurdle.
This time, Curtin held on to defeat a gallant Vidura ‘Panda’ Gunaratne 21-17.
Earlier in the week Gunaratne defeated Gayle Reynoldson 21-15 in the semi-final.
The Bernard Curtin trophy was only one of the two events won by Curtin this week.
Last Monday, she won the Berry Cobb Brooch by defeating Gayle Reynoldson in a nailbiter, 21-19.
A much improved Reynoldson pushed Curtin all the way but Curtin's experience saw her home in the end.
The Curlews have two representatives in the Murray team to play Goulburn Valley in the Sutcliffe-Rowlands challenge in April.
Paul Glanvill retains his spot from last season while Rick Bradbury's performance in the State Singles was recognised with a call-up.
Zoran Colovic was the club's sole entry in the Victorian Open played in Gippsland last week.
Colovic and his partner made the knockout stages of the Mixed Pairs but were defeated by a quality pairing in the final 64.
Entries are now open for the Garry McLennan Open Triples tournament on April 22.
Contact Matt Hansen or Graeme Clements for more information.
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