The Weekly Times - 28th February, 2018

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30 THE WEEKLY TIMES Wednesday 28 February, 2018 Gladesville Women Tue Feb 20 Social K Dare J Bennett E Malcolm d A Barton J Forster M Luckey Pennants Hunters Hill d Gladesville Match 2 Gladesville to play at Brush Park on Thu. Rae B Paterson M Farthing K Saggers JILL FORSTER Brush Park Women Socials TriplesR Newton M Nielsen H MacKenzie d V Carter R Pacey A Ross,M Forbes C Dixon P Lyons d E Maher F Laney C Cupitt Social Pairs M Fransman F Domanko d P Bedford J McCreadie MARIE DEWHIRST Ryde X Phoenix Women Tue Feb 20 Social H Naudin M Stansfield A Cusackd M Wade M Guinn H Simmons, T Little U Mere d M Arthurs J Tumminello, J Cincotta H Tumminello d M Caldwell R Isaacs Autumn Triples Carnival Mon Apr 23 BETTY SMITH North EppingWomen Tue Feb 20 L Walsh R nott L Finnigan M Garrick d M Lloyd R nott H Stibbs L Watford 26/12 A Baguley M Edwards M Phipps d S Odbert F Quance M Daley 26/5 J Grimes R Delves T Hilder d J Palmer S Caswell L Pierens 22/13 SUE ARCHIBALD Hunters Hill Women Tue Feb 20 Social Pairs L Green V Elias d J Maclaine P Hirst Triples CCampbellJ Castaldi K Stewart d J Cutler J Beale G Guice Pennants Gr 2 Tue Feb 20 Hunters Hill d Gladesville Thu Feb 22 Denistone d Hunters Hill BJ North Ryde RSL Women Tue Feb 20 Rd 1 Pennants No 1 North Ryde RSL dr Greenlees 2.1/2 pts each. No 3 North Ryde RL d Brush Park 4/1 Thu No 1 went down 4/1 to Brush Park No 3 d Five Dock 41 Welcome back to Julie Hope who has not been well, good to see on Thursday. As most of our Ladies are playing Pennants, no social bows have been played. Mar 5 AutumnWinter Fashion Parade last count, 84 Ladies are coming,should be a great day COLLEEN RENWICK Ryde X Phoenix Men Wed Feb 21 Social Averel Cusack P Cusack R Howell d J Laws A Marcellino W Carpenter 24/16 C Peters D Galati G Carroll d J Roberts A Rozsnyoi B Iacono 27/16 U Mere D Douglas J McPherson d V Ardino V Ardino L Hansen 32/16 Sat Feb 24 Ryde Phoenix R v West Pymble WP P Tachash L Hooks C McArdle WP d V Ardino G Moodley W Carpenter R 3420 C Lynch C Colley J Connolly WP d J Hui P Cusack R Howell Rx 30/24 J Cincotta J McPherson G Carroll RX d GA Jager D Scott M Parker WP 3619 D Galati A Marcellino B Iacono RX d D Utley C Rutherford C Martinson WP 2918 G Landon N Garten L Hansen RX d A Derrick C Churnside P Daley WP 3620 J Roberts J Falsone F Cirina RX d J Hill P Robertson M Fowler WP 27/22 Games played in a good sporting spirit LES HANSEN North Ryde RSL Men Wed Feb 21Socials A Benson S Palmer J Grabiec d R Culotta B Gibson A Wray 209 G ing W Coelho M Richardson d B Worboys N Ferris T Vidler 1914 D Fenelon J French d P Collins D Hope 1917 W Wood R Hochstetter G Davies H Berger d W Wood C Costa N Cicchini J Yuen 30/13 Sat Feb 24 D Carr P Lavery J Grabiec d J Brennan B Gibson D Hope 169 B Worboys A Benson d P MacPhee M Richardson 2119 C Costa W Coelho C Costa A Wray S Harrison 23/20 PETER LAVERY Hunters Hill Men For the few left that can remember from the 1980’s it was terrific to have a visit last Sat at our Club from a previous Club C/ship (many times over) in Malcolm Mulleur. Finally good bye and good luck in retirement to Roger Smith on theSunshineCoast Major Pairs C/ships semi-finals S Crowhurst P Nightingale d J Juniper R Hopwood 229 G Stuart J Stewart d K StuartI Ross 23/15 Final next Sun at 9am Sat Social R Bauer R Hopwood d G Thongsophon J Juniper 21/13 M Shaw K Uyeda J McDonald d R Mitchell I Radvonnikovic R Schilling 23/13 R SmithJ Hirst d D Hanrahan J Lowe 21/11 Thu Social P Hirst M Shaw R Schilling d P Hirst K BeattyJ Hirst, M Tennant W ing O Vandoros d G Cooper N Snashall K Stewart 17/11 PETER JACKSON Gladesville Men Wed Feb 21 Social G Tonkin P Chatfield McFarlane d G Gear A Bolster P Coyle 1914 S Rotondo C Paterson d K Findlay C Sandstrom 31/12 Thu Feb 22 H’cap Pairs A Fausto C Sandstrom d K Miller K Russell 26/22 M Carpenter K McFarlane d G Jones S Hardacre 15/14 P Musumeci G Bricknell d P Varga C Ross25 C Ross 25/8 Sat Feb 22 Social F Alcuri A Macdonaldd G Jones G Merchant 28/12 L Dodd J Tonkin W Cappelletto d S Rotondo F Profilio V Moscato 2621 Findlay P Chatfield d G Gear A Bolster 30/23 COL PATERSON Denistone Men Wed Social L Crow I Henry N Martelli d J O’ Brien P Francs Miners 30/24 I Stevens R Goggin F Mc Garry d D Stewart M Little J Mohan 20/16 G Mitchell I Christopherson K Smith d D Pocock C Madafiglio D Linnert 17/16 A Rawlings D Moody d J Fleming P Henry 24/20 C Kennedy A Tooke J Myers d B Williams M McRae J Welsby 2216 Fri Triples Ist W Bridge J Mc Donald W Tan 2nd B Lancett R Gledhill R Warrins 3rd J Dominiak J Rando J Burrows 4th M Fucile E Crabtree F Mc Grarry Gde 1 winners K Gray R Court G Gudmunson (Denistone) 2nd game winners: P Svedson F Borg G Laws (Carlo) 3rd game winners: T Pisano S Palmer J Grabiec (NR RSL) Sat Social M Wilson N Martelli against T Stanis B Batho, K Johnson D Moody against D Pocock R Goggin, J O’ Brien J Mohan B Morton against G Mitchell J Fleming J Davey Bare Foot bowls last Sunof the month starting at 1.15pm Twilight bowls Thursday 5-7pm * Note Bowling Round-up Dining room with Manny opens Thu Mar 1 ph club 98743650 VIC TAGG Brush Park Men Feb 21 & 25 Major Singles S/F A Beloe d R Summerhayes 31/30 M Lal d P Murphy 31/10 Wed Feb 21 Pairs G O’Donell snr G O’Donell jnr d G Willis M Lal 21/16 A Mercier B McCaw J Roddy d R Richardson G Young N Elder 22/21 J Uren (Carl) R Hoare P Murphy d R Watkins D Kensett-Smith R Palmer 28/26 N Holman J Stuart d J Arkins T Siviour 17/10 B Logan R Hurley J Mazzaferro d S Merani J Leek B Took 2913 J lueckmann D Livesey P Roy d G Irving G Monk R Preston (Carl) 22/21 Thu Feb 22 Social P Stokes A Cukon d J Dixon P Roy 289 H Jones J Forbes J Mazzaferro d A Moore D Tyrrell R MacKenzie 2119 C Norgate J Wedderburn B Godsell d B Hon R Dickinson R Milner 2219 Sat Feb 23 Social I Hunt D Tyrrell T Gardiner R Hoare d I Hunt P Sellars J Leek J Mazzaferro 27/20 T Slater N Holman W Dewhirst d R Milner R Watkins N Elder 2712 G Strickland P Stokes G McDonald d A Moore B Logan A Cukon 27/22 G Monk B McCaw J Roddy d J Wedderburn D Livesey R Summerhayes 28/10 A Todorovski J Hobson P Roy d J Higgins W Higgins D ensett- Smith 2319 GEOFF YOUNG Lane Cove Bowls Wed Major Singles S Creedy d B Cartwright 31/8 Social B PattersonG Moon d K Pratt B Piper 24/23 R Morcomb K Kelly d L Sturman D Madson 24/16 H Fox G D’Soua D Mitchell d Di Erskine J Moran O Hostrup 17/15 L Heap R Moran F Markar d L Hattersley D Erskine J Hamilton 2519 R Sutton J Whittaker J Bickerton d B Stacker B Paxton P Wade 2119 Thu Minor Singles D Madson d O Hostrup 31/20 Sat L Kay F Markar R Moran d B Paxton S Madden S Cole 1918 L Hattersley J Bowring P Wade 21 d Di Erskine O Hostrup R Retaino, D Erskine B Patterson G Moon d L Heap L Sturman G Screen 31/10 Sun Major Singles J Lloyd d B Paxton 31/15 Minor Singles S Cole d L Sturman 31/28 Twilight bowls available Fri nights from 5pm-7pm, cost $5 plus BBQ afterwoods. Plse ph 9428 4325 before 4.15pm for bookings DAVID ERSKINE North EppingMen WedFeb 21 Club T Cooke R Monteith K Douglass d A Macleod A McCoy P Delves 27/11 B Swan K Young d C Chan R Phillips 23/13 R Michie N Swancott d J Pavela R vass 2915 R Peterson T Warner G Stace d C Watford A Robinson W Daley 2319 J Taylor J Clough G Scott d G Guidice K Riley B Wallen 1919 (on ends) L Byrne S Mewburn R Thoirp d R Crowne T Holden W Spaul 21/7 R Seidl J Royer P Hinds d J McClintock R ern W Fletcher 17/15 M Havron M Hollier d K Avis D Byron 2914 F Neale R Gallop d N Oppedisano R Matheson 18/13Sat Feb 24 Club B Swan A Robinson P Spaul d G Collins P Brown K Douglass 25/24 D Byron P Harbrow d N Oppedisano G STace 28/17 B Gill J Clough J Fry d G Giudice T Warner M Havron 31/7 L Driessen R Crowne G Scott d O Sherrard A McCoy S Garvey 21/11 R Kern R Peterson W Spaul d J Taylor B Forrest R Monteith 22/5 A Macleod C Watford R Vass d S Slocombe J Pavela W Fletcher 369Min Pairs Rd1A R Phillips d T Warner 3118 G Scott d M Havron 31/27 N Swancott dS Mewburn3119 Riley d S Parkinson 31/28 A Robinson d R Reis 3129 KEN DOUGLAS Putney Tennyson Men Wed Feb21 Minor Singles Rd 2 A Jarvis d K Lake 31/26 K Beatty d J Elliott 31/14 Social G Butt R Rees R Rust J Cunningham d B Prentice K Jennings L Ager S Hon 21/13 K Andrews F Cornellis A Long d P Brown Wooden D Brown 279 J Hanna B Lancett J Lowe d J Carrington M Caruso J Stanton 23/18 M McVicar C Dale I Purcell R Marrins d B Jasprizza J Browlow J Mc Connell A Rodger 24/16 Sat Feb 24 Minor Singles Rd 2 J McWilliam d B Lancett 31/25 P Harris d P Cormican 31/10 Social B Jasprizza B Prentice P Joint d J Elliott K Lake A Long 25/22 R Prentice A Heyes J McConnell d P Dobie P Teow D Walker 22/17 G Butt I Purcell R Marrins d Woden R Rees P Gray 34/ 23 JOCK CUNNINGHAM Tigers triumphant in Junior Cups BALMAIN junior representative teams claimed bragging rights after toppling sister club Western Suburbs in both the U/16 Harold Matthews and U/18 S.G Ball Cup competitions at Campbelltown Stadium last weekend. The Tiger cubs showed character and skill to defeat the Magpies in the U/16s clash with strong games from promsing lock Thomas Kwok, back rower Henry O’ane, skipper and prop Siosifa Amone, five eighth Zane Camroux and centre Livai Saukuru. Kwok produced a powerhouse display to earn the Player of the Match award while Amone proved inspirational with his bustling runs and jarring defence. Wests jumped to an early 18-0 lead before the cubs regained their composure and showed their class with a six try blitz. Holy Cross junior Zane, son of legendary Balmain half back and coach Peter Camroux, provided slick service and capped a fine game with a try and four goals. Other try scorers were Saukuru, Kwok, Cougar Wheeler, winger Emery Jolliffe and Jaycob Anjoul. BALMAIN edged out Western Suburbs 24-20 in the U18 S.G Ball fixture to register a moraleboosting win. In an absorbing tussle, the Tigers hit their straps after the break in a spirited team effort. Jason Smyth, Ben Cody, Josh Rizk, Viliame Ravouvou and sharp centre Reg Alofipo scored tries for the Tigers with Rizk and Tane Edmed booting goals. A relieved Balmain coach Michael Frain said the victory was a confidence-booster after tough matches against Penrith and Newcastle in recent weeks and a good tonic for Saturday’s clash with Canterbury at Belmore Sports Ground. Matthews Cup fixture starts at 11,30am with SG Ball kick off at 1pm. PLAY 1 st Division Sub District Rugby with the Hillies 5 Senior teams plus Colts / Women’s 7’s Training 6.30 pm Tuesdays & Thursdays Boronia Park Trials: Sat 17 March / Sat 24 March / Sat 7 April Contact: Paul Shields - 0412 470 749 / Lauren Salmon 0430 819 922
Wednesday 28 February, 2018 THE WEEKLY TIMES 31 Healy ton secures 19th WNCL title SYDNEY Tigers internationals Alyssa Healy and Ellyse Perry have spearheaded the NSW Breakers to a 19th Women’s National Cricket League championship. The Australian representatives produced a batting masterclass to help the all conquering Breakers post a formidable tally of 302 in their Grand Final showdown with Western Australia last Saturday at Blacktown International Sportspark. Player of the Match Healy smashed a magnificent 122 from 109 balls and Perry a run-aball 96 as unbeaten NSW defeated a gallant WA by 51 runs to secure yet another trophy. It was the Breakers’ 19th one day domestic title in the competition’s 22 year history and gave retiring skipper Alex Blackwell, who scored 24 runs, a rousing sendoff. Hot shot Healy was at her dynamic best, clouting 18 boundaries and sharing a crucial third wicket partnership of 147 with superstar Perry, who this summer collected the ICC World Player of the Year and Belinda Clark Medals. WA skipper Elyse Villani (74) and England international Amy Jones (59) shone for the visitors who were dismissed for 251. MEANWHILE Sydney Cricket Club’s bid for a Poidevin-Gray Shield Under 21 title was ruined after the Tigers’ semi final clash with Gordon was abandoned due to heavy rain. Gordon posted 8-200 in overcast conditions with fine contributions from Axel Cahlin (63), Michael Roberts (44), Oliver Zannino (31), Liam Windel (19) and Chris Searle (15 not out). But due to inclement weather Sydney never got the opportunity to begin its run chase with the match declared a draw and Gordon advancing to the Shield decider via a higher ranking. Spinners Ben Manenti (2-34) and Delray Rawlins (2-35) along with seamer Harry Manenti (2-42), Liam Scott (1- 18) and paceman Chris Thompsett (1-24) shared the bowling spoils. SYDNEY first grade cricket team need to stand and deliver with the bat this Saturday when play resumes in their important NSW Premier Cricket clash with Randwick-Petersham at Coogee Oval. The fifth placed Tigers will be chasing 304 runs for victory to consolidate a finals spot and require big performances from their top six. Half centuries from skipper Anthony Sams (64), Daniel Sams (64) and Riley Ayre (61) plus handy contributions from Shaun Eaton (38) and Adam Semple (33) helped the Randy Petes amass 303 on the opening day. Best of the Sydney bowlers were quick Nic Bills (3-53 off 17 overs), off spinner Ben Manenti (3-82 off 36 overs) and Harry Dalton (2-10 off six). SECONDS: Randwick-Petersham 4-155 (James Mahony-Brack 63, Jack Tector 33, Joshua Bohannon 29no, Matt Calder 21, Ash Squire 3-46) v Sydney 112 (Delray Rawlins 23, Matt Pasternatsky 20, J Bohannon 6-32, Alex Deller 2-30). THIRDS: Randwick- Petersham 232 (Dylan Powell 73, Ben Stares 61no, Ashley Burton 31, Craig Di Blasio 3-18, Ryan Corns 3-50) v Sydney. FOURTHS: Sydney 8-192 (Justin Felsch 64, Dominic Tonkin 45, Ahmed Hassan 28, Alex Rashleigh 14no, Rod Stafford 4-71) v Randwick-Petersham. FIFTHS: Randwick- Petersham 103 (Fergus Bowen 25, Ed House 24, Avery Weilandt 4-9, Ellis Sherriff 3-12) v Sydney 2-32. Vintage ton and hat trick for Ellis and Napper LEGENDARY North Ryde RSL cricketer Richard Ellis has celebrated his th irthday in style y cracking a magnificent century in the orthern Districts Cricket Association competition. Playing in a combined third/fourth grade conference fixture against Rydalmere at Upjohn Park, evergreen Ellis blasted 135 to engineer an outright victory. Skipper Ellis produced a vintage performance – smashing 24 boundaries and a six in North Ryde’s total of 9 dec 274. But the ageless warrior was upstaged by team mate Sam Napper, a sharp seam bowler who claimed a hat trick with the only four balls he delivered in the match! Napper conceded three runs off his first ball then grabbed three wickets off his next three deliveries to return the figures of 3-3. The North Ryde duo are pictured celebrating their outstanding first day feats. KOOKABURRAS hockey whiz Lachlan Sharp and Australian junior womens squash champion Shehana Virthana received their $300 TWT Club Six/Ryde Sports Foundation Sports Star of the Month awards last Friday night at Gladesville RSL Club. Pictured accepting Lachlan’s cheque from Gladesville RSL Club President Jim Butt is Ryde-Hunters Hill Hockey Club legend Maurice Dawson with Shehana, Ryde Sports Foundation Chairman Jim Hull, Ryde Eastwood Leagues Club president Jim McClymont, North Ryde RSL Community Club director Beth Ashcroft and Gladesville RSL director Gary Winslow. Sharp flew out with the Kookaburras last weekend to represent Australia at the Sultan Azian Shah Cup in Malaysia. TWT on-the-spot PHOTO. Rising star Sam dives into a bright future RYDE schoolboy Sam Fricker is a rising star in the diving world and showed his wares with the Australian Diving Team at the 23rd FINA International Grand Prix in Rostock, Germany last weekend. Coach Vyninka Arlow, 1998 Commonwealth Games gold medal winner and veteran of two Olympic and two Commonwealth Games, said Sam is the hardest working athlete she has ever coached and that is why he has gained Australian team selection so quickly. “The Rostock competition was an extremely high-level competition and great experience for Sam to learn from, and a chance to really be a part of the diving world,” commented Vyninka. It has been a rapid rise for the Trinity Grammar School Year 10 student and former TWT Clubs Six Ryde Sports Foundation Sports Star of the Year finalist. Sam’s background in gymnastics helped him win a regional title and a Schools National title in his first year of diving at the age of 11 while his drive to succeed has continued to propel him forward. “Sam had intensity and focus and was determined to achieve his goals even as an 11-yearold,” said his mother Toni Fricker. Competing in the one and three-metre springboard, 10-metre platform, and synchronised diving, the Trinity Grammar Year 10 student said he enjoys the challenge of the 10-metre platform most: “For me, the bigger the risk, the bigger the reward when you get it right,” he commented. Clearly committed to the sport, Sam trains for up to 27 hours a week working five mornings a week on strength, fitness and dry board training, supported by six sessions a week in the pool practising one-metre, three-metre and 10-metre platform dives - he is in the pool every weekday afternoon and on Saturday mornings. When it became clear that Sam had a natural talent and passion for the sport he, along with his mother, brothers and sisters moved to Ryde from the Hunter region with Sam commencing Year 7 at Trinity Grammar in 2015. “At 11 years old, I made my first NSW team to compete at National Schools Sport Australia. I had just started diving a bit for fun and was still doing gymnastics. I went into the NSW Institute of Sport (NSWIS) when I was almost 13 and that is when serious training started,” said Sam. Asked what he sees as the main challenges in his chosen sport Sam replied: “Diving is hard on your body and you have to be strong physically, but it also requires mental strength and a serious commitment if you want to do well. Trying to get every dive perfect is also a challenge.” Sam said he finds motivation by setting himself short and long-term goals and creating a plan for how to get there. While his major goal is earning a place on the 2020 Olympics team, in the shorter-term he has his sights set on the International Youth Diving Championships in Dresden and the 2018 Commonwealth Games in April, and the Junior Worlds, Youth Olympics, Open Nationals, and Elite Junior Nationals later in the year. Asked who he looks up to, Sam cites Australian diver and 2008 Olympic champion, Matt Mitcham and Chinese diver Qiu Bo (Olympic silver medallist and three times World Champion on 10-metre platform) as his role models. Sam competed against Qui who is nine years his senior last week. Toni, elaborates: “Sam was training with NSWIS while Matt was still a part of the NSWIS Diving Team and that was really great for him. Sam also has a number of teachers at Trinity who have mentored and encouraged him, along with NSWIS Head Coach, Chava Sobrino and Assistant Head Coach, Joel Rodriguez.” Sam was the youngest amongst the field of over 100 competitors from 22 countries entered in the FINA International Grand Prix in Germany. The rise to the top hasn’t always been a smooth ride. Sam withdrew from the Australian Elite Junior Championships in 2016 due to a wrist injury. “Winning all of my events at Elite Nationals in 2017 was the most memorable moment of my diving career - I really wanted to do that in 2017 since I was unable to achieve my goals at the event in 2016,” said Sam. The list of achievements doesn’t stop there. Sam made the Senior Australian Diving Team this year, competed in Dresden at the International Youth Diving Championships as part of the Junior Australian Diving Team, won Silver at the Open Nationals and was named Elite Junior Diver of the Year by Diving Australia at the Elite Junior Nationals in 2017 after winning all four events he entered. At a school level Sam is a proud member of the Trinity CAS Diving Team who have won the Barnett Shield for the past three years. Diving is Trinity’s most successful sport, winning the CAS Diving Shield (now known as the Steve Barnett Shield) 32 times.
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