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Eagles juniors in national title win Two Highfields Eagles junior rugby league players were in the under 15s championship winning Queensland team at the National Secondary School Championships earlier this month. Blake Cesari, left,and Xavier Va’a had an outstanding carnival and topped off their solid performances with a grand final win over NSW in Mackay. Va’a captained the winning Queensland team and was unlucky to miss out on making the Australian merit team, an achievement earned by his team mate Cesari. Both boys play for the under 15s Eagles team after Va’a recently joined the club moving from Dalby. Cesari has been playing with the Eagles since under 8s. - Jack Waters. Footy Tipping Competition RESULTS - ROUND 18 QLD 18 d. NSW 12 Sharks 24 d. Panthers 12 Knights 18 d. Eels 16 Rabbitohs 24 d. Bulldogs 6 Storm 14 d. Sea Eagles 13 Raiders 38 d. Cowboys 12 Warriors 26 d. Broncos 6 Tigers 20 d. Dragons 16 Roosters 20 d. Titans 12 THE GRAND OLD CROW Eels Sharks Panthers Knights 2018 - ROUND 19 - JULY 19 TO 22 THURSDAY: FRIDAY: SATURDAY: SUNDAY: Michael Zuyderwyk Highfields Discount Drugs Bulldogs Sharks Broncos Knights Rabbitohs Dragons Storm Roosters Round 18 score: 6 Progressive score: 77 Eels Sharks Broncos Titans Rabbitohs Dragons Storm Roosters Mick Fry HIGHFIELDS TAVERN Round 18 score: 6 Progressive score: 74 • Eels v. Bulldogs • Sharks v. Raiders • Broncos v. Panthers • Knights v. Titans • Tigers v. Rabbitohs • Cowboys v. Dragons • Warriors v. Storm • Sea Eagles v. Roosters Rabbitohs Dragons Storm Roosters Round 18 score: 5 Progressive score: 80 Gilly Highfields Landscape Supplies Bulldogs Sharks Broncos Knights Rabbitohs Dragons Storm Roosters Round 18 score: 6 Progressive score: 70 1. Rabbitohs 28 2. Storm 26 3. Storm 26 4. Roosters 24 5. Panthers 24 6. Sharks 24 7. Warriors 24 8. Broncos 22 Jess Jones Eels Sharks Broncos Titans Rabbitohs Dragons Storm Roosters Round 18 score: 6 Progressive score: 75 Barry Robinson Crows Nest NEWS Bulldogs Sharks Broncos Knights Rabbitohs Dragons Storm Roosters Round 18 score: 5 Progressive score: 66 Gary Small Professional Golf Centre Eels Sharks Panthers Knights Rabbitohs Dragons Storm Sea Eagles Round 18 score: 6 Progressive score: 72 Chris Brameld Highfields Police Eels Sharks Broncos Knights Rabbitohs Dragons Storm Roosters Round 18 score: 7 Progressive score: 76 LADDER 9. Raiders 18 10. Tigers 18 11. Knights 16 12. Titans 14 13. Sea Eagles 12 14. Bulldogs 10 15. Cowboys 10 16. Eels 8 Matthew Bartkowski Highfields Garden Centre Eels Sharks Panthers Knights Rabbitohs Dragons Storm Roosters Round 18 score: 5 Progressive score: 84 Tim Wicks Black Toyota Eels Sharks Panthers Knights Tigers Dragons Warriors Roosters Round 18 score: 6 Progressive score: 84 Geoff Murphy Bulldogs Raiders Broncos Knights Rabbitohs Cowboys Storm Roosters Round 18 score: 6 Progressive score: 79 Phantom Freddy NON-COMPETITIVE Eels Raiders Broncos Knights Rabbitohs Dragons Storm Roosters SPORT Round 18 score: 5 Progressive score: 79 Randall second to nation’s best Chloe Randall, Cabarlah, finished second in the Garmin 4km Junior Dash at the 40th annual Gold Coast marathon on Saturday, June 30. Randall, 14, finished with a time of 13:33, placing behind Imogen Stewart of Sydney who set a course record of 12:48. There were more than 1500 runners in the Junior Dash Races at the Gold Coast marathon. - Marathon photos.com FISHING Low hauls at Chinchilla Weir CABARLAH: The June trip was to Chinchilla Weir with this being the annual competition between Cabarlah, Chinchilla and Taroom. All members who attended put in a solid effort on the water. Saturday saw beautiful weather in comparison, to previous years quite mild. One club member did, however, help the local economy by ducking in to town and buying himself an electric blanket. The sausage sizzle was well attended with the Chinchilla ladies generously supplying desserts and potato bake. Gary also supplied a trailer full of firewood for us throughout the weekend which, along with the use of the ski club grounds, is greatly appreciated. Plenty of carp removed for the weekend but the Yellowbelly were harder to find. Those that did were all good size though. Chinchilla won the shield against Cabarlah and we retained the shield against Taroom. With the low numbers caught, the scores were close across the board. Biggest Yellowbelly Doug Gale 1.80kg. Most fish caught Doug Gale 2 Yellowbelly, Jake Gill 1 Yellowbelly. Biggest Jew Nil. Biggest Silver Perch Nil Total number of fish caught for the weekend 3 Yellowbelly. Members attendance draw won by Keith Smith. The club’s July trip was to Boondooma Dam last weekend. - Anthony White. Tony Henriksen, president Chinchilla Fishing Club and Doug Gale, president Cabarlah Fishing Club, Harry Johnson, president Taroom Fishing Club and Doug Gale, president Cabarlah Fishing Club. - Photos contributed. 18 - HIGH COUNTRY HERALD - JULY 17, 2018 To advertise phone 4615 4416 or email herald@highcountrynews.net.au
SPORT BOWLS GOLF FISHING CROWS NEST: July 11 - Men’s social bowls was won by Roy Bell, Bevan Wingett and Peter Coman, runners-up Tony Ryan, Roger Brashaw and Billy the Kid Schier from Drayton BC. July 7 - Pairs Dennis Russell and Col Tonscheck d. Shane Case and Andrew Tabor. Intraclub matches called prior to the AGM will need to be “play sub or forfeit” in order to finalise the year’s timetable. July 8 - Peter Kerr’s Meats and More afternoon was won by Shane Case and Bret Cannon, runners-up Daryl Fraser and Alan Greenwood. Many thanks to Peter Kerr for continuing to support this annual event. Much appreciated Pete. July 22 - President and Members Day. July 29 - Crows Nest Men’s Network arvo. August 5 - Life Members’ Day. The next management committee meeting is tentatively scheduled for Sunday, August 19 at 9.30am in the clubhouse. The 2018 pennant season will re-start from Saturday, August 11, to October 6. Add your name to the noticeboard list if you would like to be involved. Nominations are now open for all positions on the committee. The AGM will be held on Sunday, August 12 - same time, same place. New bowlers and visitors are always welcome at the Crows Nest Bowls Club. Contact Gary Baker on bakescrowsnest@live.com.au or on 4698 2197. GottaLoveBowls! - Gary Baker. OAKEY: July 14 - B singles final P. Wolski d. V. Rush in a close match. Well done to both Peter and Vince. July 22 - Triples R. Henry, L. Hudson and P. Maker v. M. Bradford, I. Hedge and P. Rudken, S. Cosgrove, P. Wolski and W. Patterson v. G. Sprott, J. Harrison and S. Bradford. July 28 - Club pairs D. Pokarier/S. Bradford v. J. Harrison/P. Maker. C singles M. Hall v. P. Wolski (R. Krause). July 21 - Visit from Far North Coast Past Presidents. Triples (combined). Names on the board if you wish to play, men/ women. 1pm start. July 29 - Burke/Missen Shield at Oakey. Noon start. We now have enough players. Pennants 2108 - First round is August 11. Teams will be in a later edition. - Sam Lorrimer. OAKEY LADIES: No bowls last week owing to the cool weather. Thank you to all who played in our life members and past presidents day on July 15. A great day had by all and thanks president Barb for arranging it. Today, Tuesday, bowls at 9am. July 24 - Ladies AGM at 9am. July 20 - Team going to City fund raiser. - Elsie Voll. DDLBA: Last week saw the conclusion of the DDLBA champion of club champion singles played at Drayton, with some excellent bowls being played. The standard was very high. Congratulations to the winner, J. Allen-Best (North Toowoomba). Runner-up, C. McGuire (Laidley). Equal third K. Jenkins (Drayton) and J. Coutts (Pittsworth). Updated information for the quad masters challenge at Algester Club on Sunday, August 5. There will be a coach for this day which will leave Rome Street at 5.45am. Cost for players will be $30 which includes the coach fare. Teams are - Singles J. Allen-Best. Pairs L. Blaine/S. McManus and B. Shea/V. Mahony. Triples J. Thomas, M. Podmore, I. Brumpton. Fours J. McGeorge, D. Clark, K. Livingstone, J. Slattery and J. Pauli, J. Baldock, D. Petersen, T. Thomas. Closing date with the DDL- BA district secretary for the DDBA/DDLBA mixed pairs will be July 20 and played on the weekend of July 28-29, to be conducted at West Toowoomba Club with the winners advancing to Laidley Club on Sunday, August 19. The eventual winners will then proceed to South Suburban (Mackay) for the State playoffs on October 13-14. Entries received for the DDL- BA champion of club champion fours to be played at West Toowoomba commencing July 25, roll call for the draw to be done at 8.30am. Skips names only R. Eddie (Drayton), D. Clark (North Toowoomba), K. Livingstone (West Toowoomba), J. Muggleton (Pittsworth), C. Plater (Toowoomba), A. Colborn (Millmerran), B. Shea (South Toowoomba), M. Anderson (Laidley). Nominations for the novice singles close on August 3 with the district secretary and played on August 11-12 at West Toowoomba Club. - Joyce McGeorge. TOOWOOMBA BOWLS CLUB LADIES: Team for Toowoomba City BC fundraiser day July 20, Margaret Watt, Vilma Rogers, Rhonda Cook and Diane Cunningham. Morning tea 9am. Graded and drawn triples which was to be played on July 13 will now be played on July 27. Graded and drawn pairs will be played on August 3. Members wishing to play, names to games director. Consistency singles competition date to be advised. Start of pennants competition starts week of August 27. Annual Springtime Gala - Friday, September 7. Members from all clubs and districts are most welcome to submit a team of 4 lady players. Nominations to secretary. CITY BOWLS CLUB: July 18 - 12.30pm. Club or self-selected triples, mixed or otherwise. Have your name in by 11.30am (phone 4639 2273). Sheet open. Office roster T. Lewis. Bar roster R. Zimmerle. July 20 - 5pm. The usual Friday night social. July 21 - 10am. RDO round 5 at Souths. See below for details. July 22- 12.30pm. Heritage Bank 2-bowl triples. Self-selected triples (mixed or otherwise). 2 x 16 end games and afternoon tea. Heritage Bank is providing winner and runners-up prizes. Board open for teams/names. Bar roster J. Moulden. Coaching by club coaches Graham Healy and Jim Cosgrove is conducted each Tuesday from 2pm - 3:30pm. Rollups are also welcome. Winners last Wednesday Sid Cook, Denis Wall and June Irvine. Results of competition matches last week: Mixed pairs R. Smith (D. Lucas sub), N. Apelt d. B. Wright, T. Jones. R. Griffin, K. Beanham d. C. Clifford, S. Martin. Mens pairs R. Zimmerle, N. Mudge (G. Woods sub) d. P. Harrington, W. McMillan. Laser Electrical jackpot pairs was played in perfect winter weather on July 15. Winners on the day were Ralph Townsend and Graham Woods. The jackpot did not go off and will stand at $300 at the next Laser Pairs on Sunday August 12. Competition matches this coming week - July 18. 12.30pm. Mens triples - R. Griffin, P. Harrington, D. Schultz (Sub) v. D. Lucas, T. Lewis, B. Hogan. July 21 - 12.30pm. Mixed pairs – G. Healy, J. May v. winner B. Wright, T. Jones/R. Smith, N. Apelt. RDO team for round 5 at Souths on 21 at 10am - Team 1 J. Cosgrove (capt), S. Martin, C. Clifford. Team 2 D. Davis, S. Cook, C. Lippi. Team 3 W. Tedford, D. Wall, K. Beanham. Team 4 M. Bianchi, W. McMillan, J. Irvine. - Mick Bianchi NORTH TOOWOOMBA LADIES: Social - Sarah/Del d. Jan M/Gloria. Fay/Val W d. Genny/Lucy. Scanlan Shield tomorrow, Wednesday, starting at 9.30am. Two bowl triples, 2 games x 13 ends. Congratulations to Julia winning the DDLBA champion of club championship singles. Champion of club championship fours start on July 25 at West Toowoomba. Our champions competing - L. Mott, J. Leerentveld, T. Smith, D. Clark. Good luck. Congratulations to our members chosen for the quad master challenge this year playing at Algester Sunday, August 5. Singles Julia Allen Best. Pairs Lorraine Blaine/Sue McManus and Val Mahony T2. Fours Del Clark No. 1 team and Joy Pauli, Jan Baldock, Theresa Thomas No. 2 team. Teams away - A team to City F/R July 20. Millmerran F/R August 1 - 2 Teams - L. Blaine, J. Baldock, T. Thomas, S. McManus and S. Morrow, J. Leerentveld, L. Mott, D. Clark. Souths F/R August 7 - V. Warren, M. Wheaton, L. Mott, D. Clark. AGM Wednesday, August 15 at 9.30am. All Subs need to be paid for voting rights at the meeting. Secretary needs all committee badges to be returned ASAP. Trophy day is after the AGM at the club with lunch at the Toowoomba Sports Club. August 8 - 9.30am. Trevor Watts will present a Webber barbecue for our Fiesta. Morning tea afterwards. Club Uniform to be worn. As many members as possible to come if they can make the morning. Pennant season will soon be upon us - August 27 to September 21. If you would like to be considered for a team, name on white board please, even if you can’t play for the whole season. DDBA/DDLBA mixed pairs play-offs at West Toowoomba week-end of July 28-29. Winners to proceed to Laidley on August 19. Roster this week - Team 3 L. Mott, J. Barnes, J. Leerentveld. - Reynelde Bradford. TOOWOOMBA BOWLS CLUB : Congratulations to Jai Singh, winner men’s consistency singles. July 10 - Open jackpot pairs winners V. Mahony and B. Shea. Jackpot not won. Pennants practice is to be held on July 14 and 28 at 12.30pm each day. All members nominated for pennants are requested to attend. Those unable to play are requested to advise either Russell Stewart 0417 742 012 or Peter Radcliffe 4528 2033. July 21 - RDO challenge. Place names on sheet at club. July 22 - Jack Taylor mixed triples day sponsored by Peter Roberts Honda and Specsavers. Two games of 19 ends. Play starts 9.15am. Winners v. winners and losers v. losers. Overall winners $720, runners-up $360. First and second round winners $240. Winners of losers $240. Nomination $75 a team. Morning tea and lunch included. Morning tea 8.30am. Play will start 9.15am. Sheet at club. Nominations close noon Friday, July 20. July 29 - Clifton friendship clock day at Clifton. Commence 11am. BBQ lunch and bowls. Cost $15. If interested place names on sheet at club. As this event has been resurrected from previous years we would like to see a good roll up to compete for the clock trophy. Those interested in playing Premier 7s place names on sheet at club. Annual memberships are now due. A working bee is to be held on August 4-5 at club. All members are asked to attend and help on the day. Choose your times 9am to 1 pm or 12 to 4pm. Sausage sizzle at 12.30pm. Place names on sheet or phone Rod McLean 4637 8731 or John Lloyd 4613 0543. Annual general meeting to be held on Saturday, August 18.Practice Mondays and Thursdays 3.30pm to 5.30pm. All members welcome. Barefoot bowls by arrangement. Phone club 4632 3174. - Mike Kelly. To advertise phone 4615 4416 or email herald@highcountrynews.net.au CABARLAH: July 4 - Kev Bailey trophy winner B. Northwood +8, runner-up J. Gardener +6. Rundown K. Bailey +5, P. Callaghan +5, P. Hunt +5, M. Woodcock +3, J. Loury +3. Pins 1st J. Buckley, 5th G. Gunther, 10th R. Weldon, 14th P. Callaghan, 17th M. Redman. July 7 - Single stableford winner B. Marney 39, runner-up J. Loury 38. Rundown A. Pienaar 37, D. Coates 36, J. Herden 36. Pins 1st T. Keen, 5th L. Jocumsen, 10th B. Aitken, 14th T. Fulloon, 17th J. Herden.July 8 - Single stroke winner P. Lamb 70, runner-up J. Gardener 70. Rundown C. Reich 71, G. Coonan 72, G. Barge 73, J. Coorey 73, M. Kearnes 74. Pins 1st G. Coonan, 5th M. Goddard, 10th B. Goulding, 17th C. Aitken. July 14 - Mixed foursomes 27 holes, with a single stableford for players without partners. July 15 - ostponed monthly medal for trophies donated by Stu Finlen and Tom Fulloon. July 21 - Threes stableford, which requires a team of three, so organise your team for a great day. Names on the time sheets before midday Friday. CABARLAH LADIES: July 10 - Stroke competition, with putting, for the monthly medal, and trophy by Muriel Mohr. Welcome to all the relatively new ladies who played, swelling our field. Grass on the fairways is no longer green due to frosts, but the approaches and the greens are as beautiful as ever, thanks to the grounds staff. Winner with a net 72, was Pam Campbell, followed closely by Pat Walker on 73, n countback to Meg Chadwick on 73. Jessella McConnell 74, Janelle Kruse 75, Carole Duncan 78. Putting won by Lotte Pedersen 29 putts on count back. Pins 1/1 Lotte Pedersen, 4/6 Polly West, 4/15 Chris Tannock and 2/17 Janelle Kruse. Monthly medal winner Pam Campbell. July 17 - Single v. par, with the club providing the trophy. Mixed foursomes over 27 holes will take place on Saturday July 14. - Pam Campbell. OAKEY: July 11 - Ladies hosted 66 ladies from around the district to their annual open day which was sponsored by Black Toyota. Winner best net Robyn McKenzie 64. Gross winners (a) Ann Cass 84 (b) Pam Jeffrey 89 (c) Cheri Hobi 90 and (d) Val Hartland 102. Net winners (a) Joan Fisk 68, (b) Iris Thompson 70, (c) Sandra Speers 65, (d) Daphne Webster 67. Stableford winners (a) Marlene Deans 38, (b) Margaret Muir 38, (c) Sarah Blond 41, (d) Rita Lindgren 39. Thursday Sporters was won by Terris Muir 25 pts. Pin Des Bradford. July 14 - Members 18 hole stableford. Winner Hazel Harvey 40, runner-up Mark Carter 36 on count back. Pin 3 Michael Rietveld, 8 Col Fisk.July 15 - Members mixed foursomes championships over 27 holes. Winner gross and the honour board Joan Fisk and Patrick Fisk 129, runner-up gross Marlene Deans and Terris Muir 132. Winner net Kathy Fenton and John Grawich 98½ net, runner up Jaynie Brown and Douglas Fisk 100¼ net. Pins 3 Andrew King, 8 Joan Fisk. Approaches 5 ladies Joan Fisk, 6 men Terris Muir, 16 men Patrick Fisk.The scheduled day to be held on July 22 with the social club will be postponed till later in the year when the weather warms up and we are starting earlier.July 21-22 - Members 18 hole stableford. - Marlene Deans. CROWS NEST: July 4 - Sporters winner C. Jenkins 32, runner-up R. Kennedy 31. Putting R. Kennedy 21. Pins 7/16 C. Jenkins, 8/17 R. Gardner. July 11 - Winner C. Jenkins 33, runner-up R. Gardner 31. Putting R. Burgess 21. Pins 7/16 R. Burgess, 8/17 C. Jenkins. July 8 - Rex Kennedy 4bbb draw for partners. Winners B. Freeman, G. Campbell 48, runners-up G. Dawes and K. Christensen 44. Pins 1/10 J. Burnett, 2/11, 4/13, 5/14, 8/17 G. Dawes, 3/12, 7/16 G. Campbell, 6/15 K Cox, 9/18 C. Watts.July 15- Club trophy, stableford. winner T. Weis 45, runner-up R. Burgess 42. Rundown K. Cox 40, D. Cox 39, B. Freeman 39, J. Somerville 39, L. Kruger 37. Pins 3-12 D. Humphrey, 8-17 T. Weis.July 21 - TCB at Crows Nest. 10.30am shotgun start. July 22 - Burstows Funerals - stroke event.- John Somerville. Jerry Weir with a Murray Cod caught on the trip to St George CROWS NEST: The club Wingett - Flathead 1.25kg, trip for June was to St George or Freshwater no recordings. Moonie. Nine members attended St George. Due to predict- are attending, bookings can be July 20-22: Toorbul. If you ed inclement weather, several made byphoning 5498 8701. members decided not to attend August 17-19: Evans Head. due to the risk of getting stuck. September 14-16: Noosa A wise decision as around North Shore. 30 ml of rain on Sunday made Members of the 30-year it impossible to move for 48 sub-committee Matt Kruger, hours. Despite members’ best John Wingett, Peter Schefe, Ty efforts, and fishing in between Rieck, Belinda Rieck and Michelle Edser meet regularly and the showers, only one fish was caught during the entire trip. It invite you to pass on your ideas, was a 11.2kg Murray Cod. The photos or stories for an event to junior members spent their time mark the occasion in early 2019. playing cards and paddling in A fundraiser bus trip to the kayak. Nights were spent Nanango races is being held on around the campfire listening to Saturday, August 4. Contact one music and telling stories. of the office bearers to confirm During the month Arthur and your seat. John Wingett spent time fishing The next club raffle date at at Toorbul and recorded four the Grand Old Crow is Friday, Flathead and four Bream. Al Limus on a recent trip to Copton It would be great to see as July 23. Dam failed to catch any fish. many members there as possible Winners for the month: Club to support and promote the club trip Gerry Weir - Murray Cod The next meeting is to be held 11.2kg first, attendance draw at the Grand Old Crow Hotel on Bridgette Weir, saltwater John Saturday, July 14, at 2pm. RIFLE SHOOTING SOUTHERN DOWNS: July 15 - 500 yards F Class. F std Kevin J. 122.8. F open Bruce McA. 122.8, Rob S. 109.3, Margaret T. 106.2. After a very chilly start the competitors had an almost perfect day for shooting. Well done INDOOR TOOWOOMBA INDOOR BOWLS: Friday night winners St Marys 29½, St Pats 29. , Rangeville 2 24 (2 wins and 1 loss). Lucky teams St Pauls 1, Rangeville 1, Drayton, Westbrook 2. Next week bowls will be hosted by Drayton and these will be large bowls. HOCKEY TOOWOOMBA: July 13 - 15: A1 men: Newtown 6 (J. McPaul 2, H. Edwards, J. Lush, B. Garske, A. Kenealy) d. Past High 0. A1 women: Newtown 2 (C. Manhire, A. Griffiths) d. Past High 1 (A. Silcock). A1 men: Rangeville 6 (T. Jackson 2, B. Messenger 2, K. Bradfford, R. Williams) d. East 3 (T. Woodford 3). A1 women: Rangeville 2 (M. Staff, K. Wolstein) d. Swifts 0. OAKEY: On the weekend we had the Queensland Indoor Cricket, 13 boys and 14 girls come and train and they had a game against each other. - Nick James. Welcome to Highfields Tennis Club Inc. • Adult and Junior Social • Coaching • Venue Hire • Pro Shop • Re-stringing available to Bruce and Kevin for winning their classes, with Bruce scoring a perfect first round. Next week we will be at the 600 yard mound. Sign on at 8.30am for 9am start. Contact Margaret 4666 1018 July 29 - Fly shoot at 600 yards. ST MARY’S INDOOR BOWLS: July 18 - We have two teams playing at the Salo Centre in Rome Street. Players are Marie Kelly, Heather Thomsen, Betty Williams, Marie Fitzpatrick, Selwyn and Margaret Tronc, and Beryl Eising. July 20 - Players for Annand Street are Betty Williams, Marie Kelly, Selwyn and Margaret Tronc. Good luck for both nights. We hold practice every Thursday afternoon at Groom Park Hall, Neil Street. New players are most welcome. I f you would like to learn to play indoor bowls please turn up or phone Selwyn 0408 716 684. We would like all players to be there by 12.15pm for 12.30 start. Please come and join us in an afternoon of fun an friendship. NIGHT COURT HIRE Members $10/hour Non-Members $15/hour Contact us 0400 907 265 highfieldstennis@gmail.com www.tennis.com.au/highfields/ HIGH COUNTRY HERALD - JULY 17, 2018 - 19
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