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30 THE WEEKLY TIMES Wednesday 21 February, 2018 Gladesville Women Tue eb 3 Patron’s cers Day Stock MLuckey B Paterson d Bennett raven agles Birchenough orster Malcolm d Barton M Tennant L Macdonald President Lyn presented the trophies to the winners hris Stock Margaret Luckey and Brenda Paterson Pennant play commences net Tue Gladesville v unters ill JILL FORSTER Brush Park Women lub Maor Single ship d Bell d Leek M Mculty dB McGrath M Lal d olman M arrell d P ealon Social ours P Bedford argreaves P arwick Mcenie d S Baillie addell M ransman upitt Brannagan B Palmer Battersby M ’Brian d M rmstrong oddy Laney de ries ewton M eilson McreadieP Lyons dr Maher Minogue D itchener Leemakers P WARWICK Ryde X Phoenix Women Tue eb 3 Social P Lancett M ohnston d saacs Simmons B eynolds B Smith d M rthurs M Stansfield audin M Guinn Tumminellod saacs Mere Tumminello arnival Mon pr 3 BETTY SMITH North EppingWomen Tue eb 3 lub Maor Singles inal Swan d avron 5 B Trompp Stewart P Spaul d M Lloyd L atford L Pierens 90 uance M Daley M dwards d Stibbs iley letcher 95 DelvesS arrelly G Tucker d L innigan nott M Garrick 54 SUE ARCHIBALD Hunters Hill Women Tue eb 3 Social ours Saggers Dale DoyleL ook d P Gore ilton Lloyd M Giddens B ackson lias Palmer G Guice d Beale Stewart P irst utler Pairs ampbell Maclaine d astaldi L Green BJ North Ryde RSL Women Tue eb 3 inal lub Pairs k 5 itchens S Leabeater d Thorpe P Saunders also won the Poy ongratulations Social in k Lancett B Mclintock rench up 5 P Saunders Thorpe k Sheehy D ar Denelon d yland enwick M Burkett k3 lvar L umphreys d S Beram Marsden 4 Thu eb 5 Pennant Practice in k B Mclintock S Beram Benson ichardson d reeman enwick M Burkett andrick 99 k4 L umphreys S Leabeater uberson itchens d P erris Ba P Saunders Marsden 5 thankyou for turning up for pennant practice Good luck in your first game ashion Parade is on Mar 5 see une Ba COLLEEN RENWICK North EppingMen ed eb 4 lub T arner Gallop d iley P Delves 0 M avron G Scott d eis M ollier (on ends) Macleod Swancott Daley d oyer T Taylor Phillips Taylor obinson ass d Seidl Douglass (on ends) ern atford letcher d B Swan Monteith ennedy 3 ppedisano lough Spaul d B Gill T olden G Stace 8 Sat eb lub B Swan ry P arbrow d B Gill D Singleton Boulos 5 ppedisano B orrest Beacom d iley Spaul G Stace 3 G Giudice han eis Matheson d S Slocombe obinson T arner Douglass 95 Delves Monteith Phillips d atford rowne oung 59 T ooke M avron S Garvey d ern Swancott ass 88 vis vis Daley d Taylor atkins Gallop 3 G ollins iley P Delves d Macleod M Gardiner G Scott 55 Min Pairs d Pavela d letcher 38 D Dyer d Douglass 39 eis d T olden 39 obinson d ern 330 KEN DOUGLASS Ryde X Phoenix Men ed eb 4 Social oberts Locascio owell d Peters B oberts B acono 39 verel usack G Landon arpenter d osnyoi P usack Marcellino 50 rdino Mobbs d D Galati L ansen 9 Sat eb n house Pennant Trial D Douglas arpenter L ansen Gray d L alker Mobbs McPherson G arroll 3 ui oleman Garten B acono d rdino osnyoi Locascio owell 305 L Stansfield D Galati P usack B ennedy d G urran oberts Marcellino alsone 4 Social verel usack G Landon d Betty eynolds Marion ohnston 0 LES HANSEN North Ryde RSL Men ed eb 4 Socials B enn Glen S Skinner d B Gibson oecho M ichardson G ing P Lavery d B orboys M ollier 3 enelon rench d P ollins Benson 0 S Pleming S Palmer Grabiac d S Layburn ray Lundberg Sat eb Socials P Dowling G ing oy M ichardson d P ollins S arrison S Skinner Benson 8 osta ray Supala d Moylan D arr oods q9 icchini D enelon rench d P McPhie B Gibson S Palmer 5 D ope Grabiac erris S Layburn d D ope D Moors ulotta P Lavery 5 PETER LAVERY Hunters Hill Men Sadly for us netSaturday is the last game of bowls at B for oger Smith before he departsfor retirement to theSunshineoast ould be great if all members possible turned up to buy him a beer(s)and say goodbye to this fine gentleman net Saturday - also would the committee please consider purchasing a diaryfor Mr ightingale lub Pairs ships P ightingaleS rowhurstd adovnikovic G ooper 8 Stuart oss d arabetta wens 9 uniper opwood d P Langwill Lowe G Stuart Stewartd BauerG orris8 Sat Social Smith Lowe d adovnikovic uniper 5 Mitchell raig Bauer dr P Langwill opwood 00 D anrahan Schilling dr D Treseder P ightingale 44 Stuart oss d yeda G Stuart 0 M Shaw McDonald d G Gorton G Thongsophon 3 Thu Social P Gore ilton Lloyd d Beale Snashall M Giddens 30 alquhist rragoni L ook d BDavis BeatyP ightingale 3 lub Pairs ships Semi-finals net Sun 9am PETER JACKSON Bowling Round-up Denistone Men ed Social T Stanis arworth G atch d B illiams hristopherson ennedy 4 D Stewart Martelli Graham d D Pocock P ones Mohan 5 Googin Mc Garry d L row iotellis 30 awlin B Morton D Linnert d ’Brien Myers Martelli 0 ri ackpot Pairs P odkinson M Little d Mc enie Lightfoot 409 Sanstrom iotellis d Purcell unningham 54 G atch elsby d Dale D alker 4 Mohan D oughley d ennedy L anson 45 Lake Marrins d G ing S Skinner 45 night G night d B Prentice ust 5 G obinson oods d T Stanis Martelli 30 Graham Gavin d lliot B Peddell M Barton L Thomson d ando Gray 9 P Briggs M obin d Myers Martelli 33 L row D Linnert d Mc Pherson G arroll 309 Morton P enry d Goggin ourt 35 Sat Social ohnson B Batho d G Mitchell Graham leming elsby dr D Pocock B Morton 55 D Pope ennedy d night G night 09 lub ours ship Mohan T Stanis Myers D oughley d Mc Shane Martelli D Moody D ogan 3 G obinson aworth oods Miners d elstead M Lyall ando G arper 54 Dominiak G atch D Linnert Mc Shane d alker P Brennan yan Davey Goggin ourt G Gudmunson P Dawson d enry enry Scott P enry 35 ’Brien M Little D Butt iotellis d L row Piddick P Turner Burrows 9 Bare oot bowls last Sun of the month starting at 5pm Twilight bowls Thu 5-pm p club 984350 VIC TAGG Brush Park Men Maor Singles eb 8 Summerhayes d ichardson 30 Beloe d G oung 34 M Lal d obson 33 P Murphy d G illis 3 ed eb 4 Pairs Beloe G illis T Siviour d ichardson Leek M Lal 4 G Monk Preston (arl) d rench D Livesey 35 ren (arl) P Murphy d atkins Palmer 8 B Mcaw Stone d Milner B Took 8 obson urley d edderburn Burgoyne 3 Thu eb 5 Social Dickinson Macenie ukon dr Moore D Tyrrell M all 00 orbes B Goldsworthy STALWARTS Ivy Hitchens and Shirley Leabeater (pictured right) recently clinched the North Ryde RSL Womens Boling Club Pairs Championship the clubs first trophy up for grabs in 2018. They defeated Pat Saunders and Joyce Thorpe in the final. Women’s Hockey Kate Cade 0402 421 260 Men’s Hockey James Stephens 0439 601 117 Men’s Masters Mark Richard 0439 424 055 Junior Hockey Kirrily Pereira 0417 808 587 www.rydehockey.com.au INTERESTED IN PLAYING FIELD HOCKEY in 2018? Whether you are aged 6 or 60 – a beginner or a master – want to be a future Olympian or just meet new friends – WE HAVE A TEAM AND COMPETITION FOR YOU Hockey is one of the world’s greatest sports being played in over 100 countries. Ryde-Hunters Hill Hockey is one of the top hockey clubs in Australia and has been in the local community for over 80 years. The Club has its own first class artificial turf home ground at “The Keith Thompson Hockey Centre” Waterloo Road, North Ryde (next door to Foxtel). The Club is renowned for its family friendly environment, fair play, and fantastic social events. So why don’t you give us a call today to start the journey. d Stone D ensett-Smith 43 oodley rench d P Stokes B Godsell 35 Sat eb Social unt ichardson P Dunleavy d hubb Ma- aferro B Godsell 94 T Gardiner D osking d Leek Beloe 93 Moore T Burgoyne D ensett-Smith d ayner B Logan oddy 0 P Sellars P Stokes Summerhayes dr iggins T Slater Palmer edderburn Macenie G oung d B Mcaw iggins P Murphy 5 obson olman G McDonald d D Tyrrell rench M all 09 G Monk oare B Goldsworthy d rkins B Milner lder 5 GEOFF YOUNG Lane Cove Bowls ed Maor Singles S reedy d L ay 3 Social L eap Moran D Madson d L attersley ostrup amilton 95 S orwood Bowring d Di rskine arroll D MitchellG Moon 5 D rskine M Popovic d G Screen Toth B Piper Sat Men’s ours inal D Madson B Mulvey etaino S reedy d L Sturman G Screen B Patterson G Moon 5 o D rskine Lloyd d L attersley otley M Popovic 88 Di rskine ostrup M Screen d L eap B Stacker Bowring 95 Twilight bowls are available ri nights from 5-pm cost 5 plus BB afterwards please ph 948 435 before 45pm for bookings DAVID ERSKINE Gladesville Men Thu eb 5 ’cap Pairs lcuri P oyle d M arpenter appelletto 8 P Musumeci estaino d L Macdonald oss S ardacre G Bricknell d S Gauge Mcarlane 09 G Douglas T Beno d P arga Sandstrom 9 Sat eb Social Sandstrom ise d W Cappelletto C Paterson 84 Gledhill Macdonald d indlay P hatfield 05 G Gear G Merchant P oyled S otondo lcuri Moscato 3 G Douglas Bolster o d L Dodd G ones G Bricknell 8 Sun eb 8 Maor Pairs d lcuri oss d P Musumeci P McLean 354 Bass Brennan d Gledhill Sandstrom 30 M Southcombe (sub Bolster) oberts d ise ise Paterson T Beno d G Bricknell appelletto oberts ( sub Macdonald ) estaino d Mcarlane P Maaroli 98 Mcarthy L Sita d D Paananen Spillane 09 G ones G Merchant d Loveridge (sub liff) P oyle 0 COL PATERSON Putney Tennyson Men Social alentines Day ednesday eb 4 Minor Singles ound Lake d P Dobie 33 G Butt P arris B Prentice d B aspria Dale Dalker 34 Brownlow Stanton unningham d P Smith M adby Long 3 ennings Beatty Mconnell d M Mcicar arrington ust 4 M aruso L ger Marrins d P Brown eeves S on Saturday Social eb Minor Singles ound Mcilliam d ornellis 3 3 lliott d PSmith 3 4 Beatty d Madby 3 9 B Lancett d Dale 3 PDobie ees D alker Long d PBrown B aspria B Prentice Mconnell 9 8B Prentice Lake Purcell unningham d GButt eyes P ’Sullivan Marrins JOCK CUNNINGHAM Jazz legend at Putney Bowlo CRAIG Calhoun & The Brothers of Oz will perform this Sunday February 25 at the Putney Bowlo, 68 Frances Road, Putney from 4.30pm to 7pm. Enjoy this funky and fresh family affair with new Gladesville resident Calhoun (pictured), an exceptional singer-guitarist who hails from the Motown era. Now happy to be playing at his ‘local’, Craig performed in packed houses at The Basement as a residency for three years. He also had residencies at Deus Caf, and more recently The Crane Bar plus headlined at last year’s Manly Jazz Festival. Come for lunch from 1pm and try the new menu at the family friendly Putney Bowlo and enjoy cheap drinks before the music begins at 4.30pm. Putney Bowlo also have a brilliant live band The Kites performing on a Sunday afternoon on March 11 and April 22 from 4pm to 7pm. Come and try new sport Pickleball RYDE Community Sport Centre is giving the local public an introduction to Pickleball, a sensational new sport sweeping across Canada and the United States. combination of tennis table tennis and badminton Pickleball is played on a badminton court using special Pickleball paddles and aerated ball The sport - which was launched in Sydney last ovember - is ecellent for mature adults (seniors) as the ball stays airborne for longer low impact and improves coordination yde ommunity Sport entre will conduct the first ome and Try Pickleball competition on ridays for an eight week period commencing ebruary 3 from 0am to pm ntry 0 includes all equipment ontact S 988-3 or icholasarmerymcansworgau S also offer specially designed M Pryme Movers fitness classes each Thursday from 0am to am mprove movement balance and strength in a social and fun environment ost per casual visit or 50 for ten multi-visits ree coffee or tea Stay for a chat and socialise in afe afterwards COME & PLAY RUGBY WITH RYDE RUGBY 2018 Registrations are still open! Come and join one of Sydney’s best Rugby Clubs, make new friends and learn new skills. Ryde Rugby is a family orientated club with the simple aim of seeing our kids enjoy the great game of Rugby Union. Our Wednesday Training Night BBQ and Canteen menu is second to none – bring the family along for a great dinner - make new friends and win big in our massive Wednesday raffles! All new players receive free shorts and socks as part of their Rugby kit. Registration starts from $100.00 FREE when using the Active Kids Voucher
Wednesday 21 February, 2018 THE WEEKLY TIMES 31 TWT SPORTS STARS No 7 & 8 Honours for Kookaburras hockey whiz Lachie and squash sensation Shehana KOOKABURRAS hockey sensation Lachlan Sharp (pictured) and Australian junior squash champion Shehana Vithana are the seventh and eighth monthly winners in the 2017-18 TWT Club Six/Ryde Sports Foundation Sports Star of the Year Award. Livewire Lachie, a Ryde Hunters Hill product, capped a memorable senior international debut series by helping the world champion Kookaburras claim back-toback Hockey World League titles in India last December while 18 year old Shehana represented Australia with distinction at last year’s World Junior Squash Championships in New Zealand. Both will receive their $300 Sports Star of the Month awards at a presentation this Friday night at Gladesville RSL Club at 6pm. LACHIE SHARP has grown in stature since making his top grade debut with the Ryde- Hunters Hill Panthers in the Sydney Hockey Association Premier League competition as a fresh faced 15 year old. He played a key role in the Panthers’ 2015 first grade premiership-winning side before earning his senior international spurs with the Kookaburras last season at the Hockey World League Championships in India. Lachie proved one of the real finds of the tournament as Australia finished strongly to secure the trophy with a spirited 2-1 victory over Olympic champions Argentina in the final and regain their number one world ranking. The 20 year old attacking midfielder covered himself in glory when named Junior Player of the Match in the Kookaburras’ 3-0 semi final triumph over Germany and in the championship decider, producing skilful per- By CHRIS KARAS formances to impress keen judges. Australia’s heartstopping 2-1 win over the Argentinians in Bhubaneswar was a tremendous feat and a reward for extreme hard work. In recent tests against The Netherlands, Sharp showed his wares in the series decider by nabbing two goals in the Kookaburras’ resounding 6-1 victory over the Dutchmen. Lachie grew up in Lithgow and joined the Panthers as a promising 13 year old along with his father - prominent coach Richard Sharp - who guided Ryde to a Sydney Hockey Premier League first grade premiership in 2015. Both would make the long trek from the NSW Central Tablelands to Sydney each week with Lachie later forcing his way into NSW junior representative squads plus the Australian U/21s team. National selectors have named Sharp in a strong Kookaburras squad to compete at the Sultan Azlan Shah Cup tournament in Malaysia next month. World number one Australia will take on hosts Malaysia (ranking 12th), Rio Olympics gold medallists Argentina (second), India (sixth), England (seventh) and the Republic of Ireland (10th) in the tournament which runs from March 3-10. Lachie can push his claims for a spot in Australia’s Commonwealth Games squad with strong performances in Malaysia. SHEHANA VITHA- NA of Ryde is regarded as one of the best young squash prospects in the country. The skilful 18 year old has carved out an impressive record since emigrating to Sydney with her family from Sri Lanka five years ago. Her climb up the rankings has been rapid with Shehana being crowned National U/17 girls champion in 2015 and achieving success at international youth level. She has chalked up some impressive victories while representing Australia in Trans Tasman Challenge matches and performed with distinction at the Commonwealth Youth Games in 2016 and at the World Squash Federation’s World Junior Squash Championships in New Zealand last year. At the 2017 National Junior Championships in Geelong, Shehana suffered a first time loss to leading Victorian Jessica Graham in a quality three set final after using her speed and courtcraft to great effect in the pressure games. The talented Vithana picked up her first squash racquet as a 10 year old in Colombo and was taught the game’s finer points by her dad Arosha and coach Navin Samarasinghe. On arrival in Sydney, she linked with Next Generation Ryde and achieved outstanding results to earn a spot in the NSW Blue Tongues and NSW Junior Academy. As a 14 year old at the National Junior Championships she reached the semi finals and later underlined her potential by capturing the ACT, Tasmania and NSW Junior Open titles. Shehana is currently the number one ranked Austral- ian junior in the U/18 ranks and credits her two current mentors - Geoff Davenport and Aaron Frankcomb. The former Marist Sisters Woolwich student reached the quarter finals at the Oceania Junior Championships in Brisbane recently where she lost to Kiwi and eventual champion Anika Jackson in four tough sets. At the Australian Junior Open on the Gold Coast she was eliminated in the quarter finals by Singapore’s Sneha Sivakumar in three games and last week pitted her skills against the country’s leading players at the Australian National Squash Championships Melbourne. in Manenti 88 a plus for Tigers SYDNEY Cricket Club’s quest for a NSW Premier Cricket Club Championship title has hit a snag after the Tigers suffered losses to Eastern Suburbs in the top four grades last weekend. The Dolphins chalked up impressive victories over the finals bound Tigers with leg spinner Jack Preddey and all rounder Ian Moran instrumental in the club’s first grade triumph at Waverley Oval. Preddey snared 4-59 off 19 overs and Moran (3-30 off nine) to help dismiss Sydney for 291 - seventy nine runs shy of their victory target after Eastern Suburbs declared at 7-369. Young spinning all rounder Ben Manenti (83 runs off 100 balls), opener Matthew Rodgers (64) and skipper Dan Smith (63) chalked up half centuries for the Tigers but to no avail. Top scorer Manenti smashed four sixes and six boundaries and was on the verge of a maiden top grade century when he was caught by Moran off the bowling of paceman Sydney remain in fifth spot on 46 points behind co-leaders Campbelltown- Camden and Parramatta (52); Sydney University (50) (140); the Dolphins’ third grade X1 (300) skittled the Tigers for 165 while fourths (8 dec 329) routed Sydney the Tigers (7 dec 131) eclipsed the Dolphins (128 & 3-43) to avoid a clean Tom Skelly. and Sutherland (49). In lower Eastern downed grade Suburbs Sydney seconds action (220) for 132 & 3-47. Sydney’s came in fifth lone grade victory when sweep. Balmain Coppers JRLFC Reunion A REUNION for ex-players, ocials and supporters of Balmain Police Boys Junior Rugby League Club will be held on Saturday April 21 at Balmain Bowling Club from 1pm. The Coppers - founded in 1938 - have a proud history in the Balmain Junior League. The sky blue and whites won Club Championship trophies in 1974-75-76 and ‘77 and over the years a large number of players graduated to the Balmain grade ranks. These included internationals Fred de Belin, Norm Pope, Jack Sinclair, Don Furner, Lloyd Martin, Wayne Pearce and Steve Roach and former Quensland rep Norm McLean. Balmain Police Boys JRLFC disbanded in 1949 but re-formed in 1966 when ex-player Sgt George Stone was transferred to the club as Secretary- Supervisor. George along with childhood friends Keith Aggett and Tony Angelini represented the Coppers as juniors and would later become top administrators. Keith was a great stalwart of Ryde Eastwood Leagues Club while George (chairman) and Tony were long serving directors of Balmain Football & Leagues Clubs. For further details on the reunion contact Frank Borg 0415 529 389 or Brad May 0430 343 089. WAYNE Pearce and The Big Hitters are having their first gig for 2018 this Saturday night February 24 at The Epping Hotel from 10pm. Come along and enjoy a great night of classic rock music and dance the night away.
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