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26 THE WEEKLY TIMES Wednesday 6 June, 2018 Brush Park Women Tue May 29 Club Pairs C/ ship Rd 1 S Baillie P Dick d C Minogue E Bell, H Holman F Langdon forfeited by H Davies C Jackson C Whitelock P Lyons d B McGrath M Campbell, J RoddyM Lal d C Cupitt M Farrell Rd 2 P Nealon M Armstrong d A Mahony M Pollard Social Triples J Battersby P Bedford C Dixon d M Fransman J LeekJ De Vries, J Brannagan R Newton D Kitchener d M McNulty M Neilson A Ross, V Carter B Palmer P Warwick d E Maher M Miller H MacKenzie. A lovely 90th birthday cake and Many Happy Returns of the Day to P Nealon. Great to see other esteemed visitors at the clubhouse: G Laurence H Powning G Saunders and Joy who had been away for a while and sadly missed. PAT WARWICK Ryde X Phoenix Women Tue May 29 Finals Pairs C/ ships B Smith H Tumminello d M Wade T Littlle 20/13 Social P Lancett M Guinn J Tumminello d B Reynolds P Cusack A Cusack M Caldwell BETTY SMITH Gladesville Women Gwen Carpenter Shield consisting of 3 bowl pairs this week C Stock S Hardacre R/ up J Bennett F Bosward Raffle A Parisi ELVIE CRAVEN North EppingWomen Tue May29 Mixed Friendship Day A Baguley M Switzer E Watford d S Odbert J Grimes C Watford 21/14 S Mewburn V Riley L Pierens d S Farrelly A Robinson K Riley 26/16 M Lloyd R Knott J Fry d E Stewart GKnott K Beacom 18/15 H Fletcher R Seidl G Tucker d P Lane M Garrick A Monteith 28/5L Finnigan S Caswell M Havron d B Gill J Havron B Trompp 17/15 M Phipps B Spaul d S QuessyP Spaul 26/12 F Williams M Edwards K Avis d C Avis M Daley B Daley 12/11 L Walsh M Carr R Phillips d G Giudice F Quance K Douglass 20/11 SUE ARCHIBALD Hunters Hill Women Tue May 29 Pairs C/ship S/F F Palmer V Elias d J Castaldi CCampbell19/10E WiltonJ Doyle d J Lloyd A Allum 28/6 Social Triples K Saggers J Beale G Guice d K Saggers P Hirst L Green, J Maclaine V Wahlquist A Dale d P Haddon L McIndoe L Cook BJ North Ryde RSL Women Thu May 31 Semi/Final and Rd 1 Club Triples L Humphreys S Leabeater I Hitchens d B McClintock P Saunders S Beram 19/14 P Ferris J Bax E Marsden d K Sheehy C Benson A Richardson 23/8 W/ Rink 12 L Humphreys S Leabeater I Hitchens Final Triples Thu Jun 7 COLLEEN RENWICK Denistone Women May 1 Social V Olde N Dal Santo S Younie d V Olde A McKeon S McWhirter, N McLeod E Tulloch d N Roughley L McAuliffe May 8 Social N Dal Santo A McKeon W Tulloch d N Dal Santo B Haig S McWhirter May 16 SocialV Olde B Haig M Segula d M Woods A McKeon N Dal Santo, N Roughley N McLeod S McWhirter d C Hemming P Stewart R Lightfoot May 23 Social N McLeod M Segula d Herta R Lightfoot, N Roughley N Dal Santo E Tulloch d C Hemming L McAuliffe S McWhirter May 30 Social P Stewart Herta S McWhirter d Sylvia L McAuliffe M Segula, M Woods R Lightfoot d A McKeon B Peddell, C Hemming N McLeod E Tulloch d N Roughley N Dal Santo J Elliot J ELLIOT Lane Cove Bowls Wed Men’s Major Pairs L Kay J Lloyd d R Aitken L Sturman 21/12 Social V Solway G D’Souza I Toth d M Cullum B Mulvey J Bowring 27/8 S Horwood O Hostrup G Screen d B King B Stacker S Hobson 20/17 M Gordon/J Carroll S Creedy S Bonthrone d L Heap B Patterson M Popovic 22/12 Sat Men’s Pennants North Manly 62 (10) d Lane Cove 49 (1) Sun Challenge A Gordon & Brian Paxton $6 million boost for community cricket THOUSANDS of local cricketers are set to benefit from more than $6 million in grants now available through the NSW ICC World Twenty20 Cricket Legacy Fund. Bowling Round-up DAVID ERSKINE Hunters Hill Men Gde 3 Pennants Hunters Hill lost to Greenlees Park 56/57 T Burt G Norris C Phillips J Stewart won 24/21 S Crowhurst R Bauer G StuartI Ross lost 15/16 J McDonald R Schilling P Nightingale R Rose lost 17/29 Gde 6 Pennants Hunters Hill d Ryde X 66/49 D Hanrahan K Uyeda J Juniper J Owens won 22/12 M Shaw B Stuart B Carabetta K Stuart dr 20/20 G ThongsophonI Radovnikovic G Gorton J Hirst won 24/17 Tue Belle Property Jackpot Pairs $800 Msy 29 R Carabetta K Stuart d K Uyeda J Juniper 17/13 M Shaw B Carpenter J Lowe d B Stuart G Cooper J Hirst 24/18 D Hanrahan S Crowhurst d B Owens R Schilling 24/22 W FarthingI Ross d R Kubyk J Stewart 25/15 Congratulation! Jackpot D Hanrahan S Crowhurst B Owens R Schilling $500 for Jun 5 Thu Social P Hirst G Cooper d G Green W King 20/15 L McIndoe N Snashall K Beattie d L Green V Wahlquist M Giddens25/13 J Beale J Hirst d C Mclndoe R Schilling 20/15 Belle Property Winter Classis 2 Bowls Turn Around Triples Sat Jun 16 $2,490 Prize Money enquiries to Dale Hanrahan 0419 261 295 GREG THONGSOPHON North EppingMen Wed May 30 Club R Kern G Scott d B Swan N Swancott 22/6 R Michie R Monteith d T Cooke K Beacom 24/11 J Taylor T Warner d A Macleod T Holden 22/7 J Kaine P Delves d A Robinson K Douglass 19/12 P Cummins P Harbrow d R Crowne B Daley 18/14 N Oppedisano M Havron d J Clough J Fry 22/12 K Riley R reis d A McCoy B Wallen 25/16 Sat Jun 2 ClubA Macleod M Gardiner A Robinson d R Delves N McCarthy J Havron 25/14 Sat Pennants Gde 3 vBrush Park N Oppedisano B Wallen J Fry R Matheson won 19/16 M Hollier M Havron P Harbrow P Delves lost 20/23 D Byron D Singleton J Boulos B Daley lost 6/27 Points 1-9 Gde 6 v Concord S Mewburn N Swancott G Scott R Phillips won 24/17 S Parkinson R Reis R Thorp K Douglass lost 11/20 R Kern C Thurmer P Brown S Garvey lost 19/29 Points 1-9 Gde 7 v Dundas Sports O Sherrard K Riley T Warner B Spaul lost 10/31 C Watford P Cummins K Young R Vass drew 15/15 B Gill J Clough R Monteith K Beacom won 20/14 Points 1.5 – 8.5 KEN DOUGLASS Ryde X Phoenix Men Wed May 30 Social C Peters A Rozsnyoi J Gwilym v R Rae U Mere L Hall, W Carpenter B Iacono v D Douglas L Hansen, D Galati R Collyer A Marcellino v G Jenkins G Landon J McPherson, Averel Cusack A Locascio R Howell v V Ardino P Cusack B Kennedy Game Washed Out Sat Jun 2 State Pennants Gde 4 Dundas Sports (D) v Ryde X (RX) R McCann R Small D Amos D Martin (D) d D Douglas G Moodley L Hansen K Gray (RX) 24/20 L Walker W Carpenter G Barron B Iacono (RX) d J Somerville P Arone L Wahoe E Van Uden (D) 19/12 J McPherson E Coleman G Carroll G Shirley (RX) d R Campbell M Asensio C Wahbe J Munday (D) 23/11 Ryde X won 9-1 62/47 Pennant Gde 6 Ryde X (RX) v Hunters Hill (H) G Thongsophon I Radovnokovic G Gorton J Hirst (H) d P Cusack J Hui B Richards A Marcellino (RX) 24/17 V Ardino A Locascio R Howell N Garten (RX) dr M Shaw B Stuart R Carabetta K Stuart (H) 20/20 D Hanrahan K Uyeda J Juniper J Owens (H) d J Roberts D Galati B Kennedy J Mobbs (RX) 22/12 Hunters Hill won 9 1/2- 1/2 66 49 LES HANSEN Putney Tennyson Men Wed 30 May K Wooden J Mc Connell d J Elliott K Lake 16/11 K Jennings J Stanton d J Puckeridge A Long 14/11 K Beatty B Lancett d D Brown J Carrington 12/11 M Tennant R Marrins d P Brown A Heyes 21/6 K Gleeson B Prentice d M Cadby I Purcell 16/15 Jun 2 Pennant Rd6 Gde5vs Denistone Sports Putney 54/50 Pts 9/1 B Pentice M Caruso R Rust won 20/14 L Ager P Lake J Stanton A Long won 19/15 P Joint I Purcell J Mc- Connell R Marrins lost 15/21 Jun 2 Pennant Rd 6 Gde 6vs- Greenlees ParkPutney 50/50 Pts 4 5 / 5 5 P Yeow A Jarvis P Harris D Walker lost 16/17 G Butt F CornelisA Heyes P O’Sullivan won 20/16 K Beatty K Gleeson B Lancett P Gray lost 14/17 JOCK CUNNINGHAM North Ryde RSL Men Sat Jun 2 Pennants Gde 5 Greenlees Park d N Ryde RSL 10-0pts (Agg 63/53) T Pisano S Skinner S Palmer J Grabiec lost 20/21 P Lavery A Woods S Pleming D Nelson lost 18/19 P Dowling R Supala A Fenelon J French lost 15/23 Sat Jun 2 Socials D Carr P Collins d B Dyer WCoelho 31/8 W Walsh E Conboy B Gibson d I Pendleton J Brennan J Glen 29/8 P McPHee A Moylan d V Spano M Richardson 27/24 May 30 Socials rained off PETER LAVERY Brush Park Men May 30 Nominated Pairs J Leek J Mazzaferro d J Wedderburn A Burgoyne 26/10 D Livesey P Roy d R Hoare D Kensett-Smith 18/17 M Lal M Lal d R Watkins R Palmer 18/15 J Uren (Carl) P Murphy d B McCaw N Elder 23/13 J Arkins B Goldsworthy d A Beloe T Siviour 29/19 S Merani R Hurley d B Logan T King 26/25 L Hoare A Stone R French d G Irving G Monk B Took 25/20 Thu May 31 Social E Rayner A Stone J Mazzaferro d D Baillie P Stokes B Godsell 24/18 H Jones B Cupitt J Forbes d J Dixon R Milner R MacKenzie 26/12 F Woodley A Minogue A Cukon d R McDonnell E Maurer R French 26/17 A Moore D Tyrrell P Roy d R Dickinson K Lavercombe G Wilson 30/12 Sat Jun 2 Social A Moore P Taylor R MacKenzie d P Sellars T Todorovski E Rayner 24/17 A Carter R Milner d A Stone J Forbes 25/21 Pennant Rd 6 Gde 3 Brush Park d North Epping 9/1 Gde 5 Brush Park d Castle Hill 9/1 Gde 6 Brush Park d Beecroft 9/1 GEOFF YOUNG Gladesville Men Sat Jun 2 Pennants Rd 6Gde 2 Gladesville lost Dundas Sports 56/65 pts 1-9 Gde 5 Gladesville d The Hills 54/48 pts 9-1 Sun Jun 3 Club Triples s/f G Bricknell V Moscato C Sandstrom d R Gledhill J Restaino W Cappelletto 21/17 C Paterson C Bass T Beno d F Alcuri A Wise W Wise 26/20 COL PATERSON Denistone Men Wed Social D Stewart G Hatch d K Johnson I Christopherson 16/14 G Mitchell J Fleming J Kennedy d G Mitchell L Jenkins J Woods 24/9 T Stannis D Alice C Welsby d D Pocock J Kenny D Hammond 19/7 R Ralston I Henry F Mc Garry d B William B Nicoles K Graham 19/10 5 a side mid week Pennants FinalB2 against :Dundas Sports R Morton P Henry d R Cambell L Wahbe 21/20 L Crow R Court D Linnert lost B Conners T Honey D Martin 14/25 Denistone lost 1:3 Fri Jackpot Pairs P Dowling D Nelson 23/17 J McPerson G Carroll D Kenset–Smith G O’ Donnell 23/18 D Douglas J Rando D Alice A Tooke 23/14 D Pocock C Madafiglio I Purncell J Cunningham 19/15 J Elliot B Peddell/R Johnston J Woods 26/23 K Lake R Marrons G Hatch J Welsby 21/20 D Stewart R Court/N Martelli J Myers 37/7 R Rust A Rodger P Jones K Miners 34/10 D Turner F Martelli/D Walker P Dawson 32/13 J Knight G Knight/B Morton P Henry 28/16 R Gavin K Graham/B Prentice A Long 27/15 C Paterson J Hiotellis/M Little L Thomson 26/15 P Briggs M Hobin/L Crow D Linnert 26/16 G King S Skinner/I Christopherson J Fleming 24/17 J Mohan D Roughley Sat Pennants Gde 3 against Merrylands K Graham D Moody J Burrows S Hatch lost N Martelli K Miners J Mc Shane P Dawson won D Butt G Harper J Rando G Gudmunson lost Denistone lost 1:9 Gde 5 against Putney Tennyson L Crow J Myers J Dominiac D Linnert lost R Morton C Piddick H Kennedy P Henry lost T Stanis G Scott R Court K Smith won 4 Denistone lost 1:9 Gde 6 against Burwood Diggers C Ryan G Hatch J Welsby J Woods 17/13 J Fleming L Thomson G Knight 30/8 G Robinson M Little V Tagg D Roughley 19/21 Denistone won 10:0 Gde 7 against Castle Hill J Mohan P Brennan F Martelli A Haworth won D Pope J Knigh J Davey C Welsby won M Mitric D Hammond I Henry R Johnston won Denistone won 10:0 Cockatoo Cup against Bye Major Singles J Myers d J Rando 31/16 P Dawson d D Moody 31/29 D Butt d K Miners 31/16 D Hogan d J Myers 31/21 Sun D Butt d P Dawson 31/18 Bare Foot bowls last Sun of month at 1.15pm Dining room is now open 6 days for lunch and dinner ph Manny at Club 98743650 VIC TAGG Minister for Sport Stuart Ayres has encouraged cricket clubs and councils across the state to apply for the 3-year program. “This fund has been established to inspire the next generation of cricketers by improving the quality and quantity of community facilities and will help attract world class cricket matches to regional NSW,” Mr Ayres said. “The NSW Government is leading the way in its support of women’s sport in Australia and this fund will also improve participation pathways for female cricketers. “We’re set to host more matches than any other host city for the ICC World Twenty20 in 2020 which will generate more than $46 million in interstate and international visitor expenditure.” The Chief Executive Officer of the ICC World Twenty20 Local Organising Committee Nick Hockley said: “Within NSW there will be 14 show-stopping matches across the Women’s and Men’s tournaments which will be broadcast to an estimated global audience of more than 1.5 billion viewers.” “The NSW Government’s ICC World Twenty20 Legacy Fund will ensure that positive impacts are starting well ahead of the first ball bowled and I encourage councils and local cricket clubs to apply for projects which support participation in their region.” Cricket NSW Chief Executive Officer Andrew Jones said: “With more girls and boys, women and men of all ages playing cricket across NSW than ever, the fund will both support this growth and leave a lifelong legacy for one of the biggest sporting events in the history of Australia.” Applications close Friday July 13. More information at sport.nsw.gov. au/worldt20fund DENISTONE Sports five a side midweek pennant lawn bowls team that recently contested the final against Dundas Sports at Brush Park Bowling Club. Pictured l to r David Linnert, Bob Morton, Les Crow, Ron Court and Peter Henry, who were beaten 45-35 in the decider. Absent is Richard Goggin, who played the whole year but unfortunately was in hospital. During the nine week competition the Denistone team posted seven wins and two losses. LOCAL Coles Macquarie Centre Store Manager George Moutsos and Little Athletics NSW CEO Ms Kerry O’Keefe made an appearance as special guests at the recent Ryde Little Athletics Annual Presentation Day. They are pictured with Ryde Little Athletics Juniors Club president David Sunderland and 2017-18 Club Captain Hannah Tall. Ms O’Keefe presented Mr Moutsos with a Ryde boxed frame hat as a thank you to COLES on behalf of the Ryde Athletics Club. TheRyde Athletics Juniors’ Division is most appreciative and grateful to COLES for their ongoing generous weekly supply of bananas to the Ryde Athletics community and hope to further strengthen those sponsorship ties. Leading wrestlers to pit their skills in Mario Milano Contenders Cup AUSTRALIAN Wrestling Entertainment returns to Ryde Eastwood Leagues Club this Friday June 8 for a one night only event with the cream of the nation’s talent competing for the Mario Milano Contenders Cup. It shapes as a night of honour as the great Milano is a world wide name who helped put Australian Wrestling Entertainment on the scene being the booker and wrestling commissioner the first two years from its launch in 2007. The Mario Milano Contenders Cup is an eight man tournament with the winner receiving a championship match plus $5000. Another highlight will be the AWE championship and career v career match between Vinnie Vain and Mr Exclusive. Tickets $20 adults; children $15 and toddlers FREE at the door 7pm with bell at 7.30pm. Book now 9807-2444.
Wednesday 6 June, 2018 THE WEEKLY TIMES 27 Super coach Manenti to guide Aussie Pearls RESPECTED Eastwood rugby mentor John Manenti (pictured) has been appointed head coach of the Australian Womens Sevens program. Manenti, who guided the Woodies to three Shute Shield premierships, will shape the Australian Pearls’ fortunes leading up to the Tokyo Olympics in 2020. BY CHRIS KARAS He was assistant under former coach Tim Walsh as they steered the Pearls to an inaugural gold medal at the 2016 Olympic Games in Rio de Janiero. Manenti has been coaching the Australian women’s sevens squad since Walsh took over as men’s coach following April’s Commonwealth Games on the Gold Coast. The former prop also assisted Walsh as the Pearls claimed a silver medal after a heart-breaking loss to New Zealand in the Commonwealth Games decider. Australia holds a slender four point lead over New Zealand ahead of this week’s series finale in Paris, with a grand final appearance enough for them to reclaim the World Series title. Manenti is working hard on improving the contact areas for the Olympic women’s champions and should add plenty of steel to this exciting and skilful squad. As an Eastwood coach over the past eight seasons, Manenti guided the first grade squad to four Shute Shield Grand Final appearances and three premierships - a tremendous feat. During his tenure with the Woodies he has strengthened the club’s culture and ensured that the blue and whites’ future is bright. Manenti would have been proud of the Woodies’ efforts last Saturday when they toppled competition leaders Sydney University 32-29 at T.G Millner Field. Eastwood showed they’ll be a force to reckoned with in the Shute Shield Intrust Super premiership by upstaging the much vaunted Students with strong performances from five eighth Jackson Bird, No 8 Patrick Sio, powerful winger Fabian Goodall, fullback Liam Windon and clever half Michael Snowden. The talented Bird sealed victory with a brilliant solo try as the Woodies consolidated fourth spot on 31 points behind theStudents (39), Northern Suburbs (36) and Manly (31). Goodall nabbed a try double with Windon, Snowden and Bird also crossing for tries with Bird potting two conversions and winger Zac Mackay booting a penalty goal. FOOTY TIPSTERS Bryan Fletcher at Sporties Origin Lunch FOX SPORTS personality and ex-international forward Bryan Fletcher (pictured) is guest speaker at Gladesville Sporties’ Best Ever Origin Lunch on Friday June 22 from 12 noon. The ball playing Fletcher made 135 appearances for the Sydney Roosters including the club’s 30-8 Grand Final victory over the NewZealand Warriors in 2002 before spending three seasons with South Sydney where he played 45 matches and a two year WESTS TIGERS V stint with Wigan Warriors in the English Super League. Fletcher made 14 appearances for NSW in State of Origin and earned 13 Test caps with the Kangaroos during a successful representative career. He was a key member of the NSW team that inflicted CRONULLA SHARKS a 3-0 Origin series whitewash over Queensland before helping Australia lift the 2000 Rugby League World Cup by trouncing New Zealand 40-12 in the decider at Old Trafford in Manchester. Tickets $100 per head inludes lunch, drinks and SUNDAY JUNE 10 SHARK PARK 2PM loads of laughs. Charity raffles with auctions luncheon and proceeds Randwick supporting and Westmead the Children’s Hospitals. For ing Sporties tickets contact Club and book- Gladesville on 9817- 4601. Moses Mbye signs deal with Tigers WESTS Tigers have secured the services of dynamic Canterbury Bulldogs utility Moses Mbye on a four year deal. Twenty four year old Mbye, who was called into the Queensland Origin camp last week to shadow the side as the Maroons’ 18th man, is a key signing for the joint venture club who are rebuilding strongly under coach Ivan Cleary. He is expected to slot in at fullback with the Tigers and also challenge whiz kid Kalyn Ponga and veteran Darius Boyd for the Queensland number one jumper in 2019. The versatile Mbye, who has chalked up 92 NRL games since making his debut in 2014, has proved an attacking weapon for the embattled Bulldogs and his departure will ease the club’s salary cap woes. Mbye’s new agreement will see him join Wests Tigers next season and be a part of the club until at least the end of 2022. With the elusive Mbye now on the club’s books,. the Tigers will have a surfeit of backline talent to choose from. The Noosa Pirates junior product - who has represented the Prime Minister’s X111 and World All Stars - will compete with Tohi Lolohea and Corey Thompson for the fullback role. Mbye also offers cover for Luke Brooks and Josh Reynolds in the halves, with favourite son Benji Marshall’s future beyond 2018 uncertain. Wests Tigers Head Coach Ivan Cleary said Mbye was an exciting addition to the playing squad and he looked forward to working with the quicksilver colt. “Moses is a talented young back and we look forward to having him at the Tigers next season,” said Cleary. “He’s developed into an exciting player and I know he’ll bring a lot to our club, both on and off the field.” MEANWHILE the Tigers suffered a heart breaking 16-14 loss to the Sydney Roosters in NRL split round action last Sunday at Allianz Ferguson rescued the Roosters in the dying moments with remarkable try-saving tackles Stadium. In Daniel a Tupou thrilling and finish, Blake on Tigers’ Thompson Fonua to help backs and salvage Corey Mahe victory. 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