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30 THE WEEKLY TIMES Wednesday 19 December, 2018 Brush Park Women Tue Dec 11 Social Triples J Brannagan B Palmer J McCreadie d P Bedford F Laney F Langdon, J Higgins N Waddell R Holman d E Maher M Farrell M Dewhirst, S McClatchey M Armstrong P Dick d C Smith C Minogue S Baillie, C Dixon P Nealon P Warwick d M McNulty B Eden M Miller, R Pacey C Cupitt M Pollard d P McClean M Neilsen P Lyons Social Fours R Newton B McGrath H MacKenzie F Domanko d R Newton A Ross H Davies E Bell MARIE DEWHIRST North EppingWomen Tue Dec 11 Social H Fletcher R Knott P Lane d M Edwards S Odbert V Riley 20/11 T Hilder M Garrick d S Caswell P Spaul 18/15 M Phipps J Thorp dr A Baguley J Havron 11/11 H Stibbs AAllen S Farrelly d L Finnigan B Tromp S Archibald 14/12 R Delves G Tucker L Watford d L Walsh J Grimes F Quance 21/10 SUE ARCHIBALD North EppingMen Dec 12 Club D Byron J Fry d R Thorp P Delves 21/18 A Macleod K Young W Daley d A McCoy K Avis B Wallen 15/14 R Crowne R Michie M Havron d J Royer P Cummins R Matheson 27/21 A Robinson K Riley W Spaul d R Stanton T Warner R Gallop 27/19 J Taylor T Holden R Vass d J McClintock R Monteith R Peterson 19/16 Sat Dec 15 Club S Read C Grimmond d N Swancott J Boulos 21/13 J Taylor S Slocombe P Delves d A Macleod L Driessen K Douglass 24/11 R Watkins R Vass d K Riley R Gallop 20/19 S Parkinson R Reis d R Kern W Spaul 18/12 O Sherrard S Mewburn d C Watfordd D Byron 14/9 R Mitchie W Fletcher d A Robinson K Beacom 18/11 B Forrest W Daley d P Cummins J Fry 23/11 B Swan M Hollier d N Oppedisano K Young 18/13 R Monmteith B Wallen d R Crowne G Scott 17/13 J Clough S Garvey d T Warner R Peterson 26/26 (on ends) Handicap Pairs QF P Brown M Hollier d R Kern N Oppedisano 20/19 K Douglass N Swancott d S Mewburn R Phillips 23/13 O Sherrard B Daley d B Swan G Stace 21/14 KEN DOUGLASS Putney Tennyson Men WedDec 12Social F Cornelis A Long d K Beatty B Lancett 27/12A Rodger A Heyes d A Windle B Prentice 23/18 J Carrington J Stanton d A Jarvis R Rust 29/23 M Cadby K Jennings D Walker d P Brown G Butt I Purcell 24/11 P Noone M Tennant J McConnell d P Noone P Smith J Cunningham 22/13 SatDec 15Social P Smith J Elliott B Prentice d P Smith K Beatty J McConnell 29/16 S Hons A Heyes d P Cormican A Long 23/10 K Lake L Ager d P Harris R Marrins 20/18 K Wooden I Radovnikovic J Cunningham d K Gleeson B Lancett I Purcell 29/14Jackpot $67 B Prentice JOCK CUNNINGHAM Ryde X Phoenix Men Wed Dec 12 Social Averel Cusack B Kennedy G Carroll d J Roberts M Little W Carpenter 25/21 P Cusack A Marcellino d D Galati J Gladesville Sporties Bowling Club Is offering free membership and free uniform for new members in the first year. As well as night bowls. Come and join the friendly club. We also have increased major championship’s prize money to $16,000, per year. ie : Singles $4k, Pairs $4k, Triples $4k and club 4’s $4k. Contact club 9817-4601. Vic Tagg Pres. Gwilym 26/10 A Rozsnyoi G Jenkins d J Rae L Hall 26/13 V Ardino L Hansen d R Collyer P Chatfield 29/17 Sat Dec 15 Social J Roberts L Walker L Hansen d Averel Cusack V Ardino B Iacono 20/18 U Mere L Hall R Howell d J Laws A Rozsnyoi J Falsone 22/16 P Dale P Cusack d R Collyer B Richards 25/14 G Carroll F Cirina d W Carpenter G Barron 23/11 BILLY CARPENTER Lane Cove Bowls Wed Social M Popovic G Moon d R Aitken B Patterson 19/18 R Moran B Piper d S Horwood S Creedy 24/22 O Hostrup J Bowring d S Sourlos S Bonthrone 20/13 Sat Social D Mitchell J Lloyd d R Moran B Piper 17/13 V Solway O Hostrup D Madson d H Fox R Balfas S Bonthrone 27/13 M Terry G D’Souza S Creedy d Di Erskine N Morris S Cole 23/20 M Popovic G Moon d R Aitken B Patterson 24/17 DAVIE ERSKINE North Ryde RSL Men Dec 5 Socials E Sinanian J Yuen D Hope d B Higinbotham A Wray 23/11 G Davies W Coelho D Fenelon d B Worboys G King S Skinner 24/22 V Spano B Gibson J French d W Wood P Lavery A Benson 26/12 P Collins M Richardson d R Culotta T Pisano 21/14 Dec 8 B Socials and Trials Arnold V Spano B Worboys d E Sinanaian I Pendleton R Culotta 22/6 B Walsh D Carr N Ferris d B Walsh P McPhie J Morris 25/16 G MacPherson P Collins W Coelho d E Conboy G King P Auberson 19/18 A Moylan A Wray R Supala S Skinned d E Elliott J Lundberg A Hoy S Palmer18/12 P Lavery A Benson D Fenelon J French drew J Glen A Woods R Reitano D Hope 12/12 12 Dec Socials J Glen P Lavery T Sweeney d V Spano W Coelho J Grabiec 25/17 W Walsh A Benson T Pisano d J Yuen F King D Hope 28/14 R Hochstetter D Fenelon D Baker d R Hochstetter W Wood M Richardson 23/15 J Wellar R Culotta d A Hollard A Wray 24/18 15 Dec Socials and Trials E Sinanian C Costa V Spano d E Sinanian G Davies W Bowling Round-up Walsh 32/11 P Lavery A Benson D Fenelon J French dr A Moylan P Dowling J Lundberg S Skinner 22/22 P Collins B Gibson W Coelho d E Conboy E Elliot P Auberson 20/18 I Pendleton A Woods R Reitano D Hope d J Glen A Wray A Hoy S Palmer 22/15 PETER LAVERY Denistone Men Wed Dec 5 Social L Crow J Welsby A Haworth d R Court L Jenkins G Hatch 24/17 J O’Brien D Pocock D Moody d T Stanis R Ralson F McGarry 21/10 D Lee J Myers d D Stewart R Johnston 24/20 D Alice B Nicoll d G Mitchell J Fleming 21/13 B Williams B Morton K Graham d N Felstead R Goggin D Linnert 22/17 Sat Dec 8 Social bowls J O’Brien J Myers K Miners d T Gardener G Scott J Hiotellis 25/19 G Mitchell R Goggin C Piddick d D Pocock D Hammond D Roughly 24/14 N Felstead B Morton M Barton d K Nafranowicz M Lyall D Moody 30/17 T Stanis R Court G Gudmunson d L Crow L Thomson T Imer (vis) 23/18 B White(vis) B Batho N Martelli d R Ralson J Knight F McGarry 20/19 M Wilson J Kennedy d J Fleming D Linnert 22/16 Wed 12th Dec L Jenkins K Graham d N Felstead J Mohan 23/20 J O’Brien B Nicoll F McGarry d D Stewart C Welsby A Haworth 24/13 R Ralston R Goggin R Johnston d B Williams J Myers D Linnert 24/23 B Morton D Moody d J Fleming J Hiotellis 22/12. Sat Dec 15 Social bowls JDM Gladesville Men Wed Dec 12 Jackpot Triples S Rotondo C Sandstrom dr A Crockart V Tagg 24/24 G Gesr C Paterson J Restaino d T Sindone A Bolster W Cappelletto 30/20 Sat Dec 15 SocialT Vanderlaak A Crockart R Gledhill d T Sindone F Alcuri A Macdonald 30/11G Gear K Findlay d S Rotondo J Tonkin 22/20 V Moscato C Sandstrom B Cutrone d P Coyle W Cappelletto V Tagg 23/19 COL PATERSON Brush Park Men Wed Dec 12 Social R Richardson A Beloe P Roy d R Watkins P Taylor P Murphy 23/20 B Logan D Livesey J Uren (Carl) d C Carmichael B McCaw T King 25/23 S Merani R French R Palmer d R Hoare W Dewhirst R Preston (Carl) 28/18 T Siviour N Holman G O’Donell j d J Wedderburn R Hall A Bromley 27/17 B Took G Monk B Goldsworthy d S Walmsley J Leek G Young 28/22 A Stone J Dalton J Mazzaferro d G Irving R Milner R Hurley 29/16 Thursday Social 13 Dec C Norgate D Tyrrell A Ryce (ATC) d A Moore R Dickinson A Cukon 26/20 R Fraser F Woodley J Klueckmann 20/18 Sat Dec 15 Social C Carmichael B McCaw J Leek R Palmer d G Monk D Tyrrell P Hughes W Dewhirst 29/18 W Brigden B Godsell R French P Dunleavy d D Livesey A Carter A Beloe W Higgins 29/8 R Milner A Todorovski G McDonald P Murphy d P Sellars N Holman J Mazzaferro G Young 23/13 J Wedderburn R Hoare B Goldsworthy dr T Slater B Logan N Elder 24/24 G Irving A Cukon P Roy dr A Stone J Hobson T King 18/18R Fraser R Richardson D Hosking d G Strickland R MacKenzie G Willis 21/20J Dixon R Fraser B Took B Goldsworthy d J Dixon D Emerton B Godsell T King 22/13 B McCaw J Leek D Hosking d G Monk J Hobson A Cukon 33/19 A Mercier P Taylor G Willis d GEOFF YOUNG B Cupitt P Roy MacKenzie 24/16 R Milner J d B Hon R Mazzaferro J Forbes d R Richardson Palmer 21/18 N Holman R More cricket honours for emerging Bullettes THEY started out as novices in 2017 - now these talented female cricketers from the Epping Bulls Cricket Club can stand tall and proud after continuing their meteoric rise to more championship honours. Under the coaching of Derek Mc- Carthy, the Bullettes - Epping Bulls’ first ever all girls cricket team - has backed up last year’s premiership triumph by finishing joint premiers in the North Shore 2018 Spring competition. The girls were all new to cricket last summer and despite a background in other sports, set their mind on taking on a fresh challenge. They won last year’s Grand Final against the more fancied Gordon Cricket Club off the last ball of the match. This season saw some new faces come into the side and with players ranging from 14-16 years of age dominating the Under 17 competition. The season started slowly as they worked on new combinations and by the third game the Bullettes had hit their straps, winning the remainder of their fixtures. The final round against Abbotsleigh was to determine the Premiers. Abbotsleigh posted a respectable 122 off 20 overs before the Bullettes responded strongly with solid batting - eclipsing their rivals score in the 17th over. Coach McCarthy said it was quite incredible to see the girls gell and perform at a high level for only their second season in the sport. “Their progress is like the Aussie version of Bend it Like Beckham,” said McCarthy. “With girls cricket the fastest growing sport in Australia, Epping Bulls are looking at having teams in younger ages for the new competition starting in February,” he said. The Bullettes were presented with their Premiers medals at a recent Womens Big Bash League fixture at North Sydney Oval. For more information email: eppingbulls@hotmail.com PICTURED are the premiershipwinning Epping Bullettes girls cricket team: Olivia Dyer, Amy Carlyle-Hoggan, Jade Mewburn, Luluai Kelly, Aarya Shipurkar, Nathalia Colmer, Kirsten Erni, Ariane Fouracre, Sophie Bowen, Rebecca Sharp and Zoe Burke. GLADESVILLE Women’s Bowling Club members (above) are restng up after another fruitful year of lawn bowling. They would like o wish all TWT staff and readers a Merry Christmas and prosperus 2019. CAMERON and Michael from Belle Properties, sponsors of theGladesville Sporties Bowling Club Jackpot Triples, conduct the draw last Wednesday for over $300. Four members missed out, as the lucky number was one. Jackpots next week.
Wednesday 19 December, 2018 THE WEEKLY TIMES 31 Back hot spots keep Tigers colts sidelined SYDNEY Cricket Club have been rocked by serious back injuries to key all rounders Harry Manenti and Alex Glendenning. The talented duo are idelined indefinitely afer being ruled out of the igers’ past two fixtures ith back burning sensaions which have dented he club’s finals aspiraions in the NSW Premier ricket first grade cometition. 18 year old Manenti is egarded as one of the tate’s most promising oung cricketers and was orced to pull out of the SW Metro side at the reently completed National /19 Cricket Championhips in Adelaide. A sharp seam bowler nd capable batsman, the ookie cub has picked up aluable wickets since his levation to the top grade arlier this year. Glendenning is an enrgetic pace bowler and ashing batsman who pro- Hawks’ touch football talent impress at NSW State Cup vides versatility and skill down the order. Tigers’ officials hope Manenti and Glendenning will return to the fold early in the New Year as the team attempts to lock up a finals berth. MEANWHILE Gordon finished on 3-178 after their first grade clash with Sydney was abandoned due to inclement weather after 57 overs last Saturday at Chatswood Oval. The Stags were 2-18 before half centuries from skipper Steve Colley (84) and Harry Evans (80 not out) put the home side in a strong position. The pair added 148 runs for the third wicket before Ryde Eastwood Hawks Mens Open B team that reached the NSW State Cup semi finals. RYDE EASTWOOD Hawks’ representative touch football teams showed they are a force to be reckoned with after skilful performances at the recent NSW State Cup Touch Football Championships at Port Macquarie. The Hawks sent three powerful squads with the Mens Open B teams reaching the finals and the Mens Open A and Mixed Open A sides turning in strong performances during the tough three day tournament that featured the best players from all over the State. Staged in hot sapping conditions, the Hawks competed well but were outgunned by some powerful opponents at the business end of the Carnival. Ryde Eastwood’s Open A side had the privilege of playing against the touring English representative team in round 4 of their draw. The English lived up to their reputation of being aggressive and strong in the rucks but the Hawks, who boast some of the best young talent in the country, showed their class witn the likes of Matthew Wilson and Tyrone Tadros leading the way. The Hawks Open Bs recorded some strong victories to advance to the Cup Finals. Coach Liam Liston had built a team mixed with youthful exuberance and experienced hard heads to guide them around. For the Mixed Open team ir was their first step up into the NSW State titles and although they never gave up in any match, they’ll return much better for the experience next season. The traditional Club Dinner was held at the beautiful waterfront Panthers Leagues Club and all players and officials were able to enjoy a social gathering and reflect on the first two days of the tournament - thanks to the highly regarded Debbie Brewin for carrying on this tradition and to the Hawks’ Board. Ryde Eastwood squared off with Balmain in a local derby Mens Open B semi final that proved an absorbing tussle. The Hawks led for most of the game before allowing the Tigers to score a late try to salvage a 4-all draw. In the drop off, Hawks’ star Jean - Louis Jones had a chance to snatch victory but was denied by tenacious Tigers defence. Another player dropped off and it was fast becoming a classic. Balmain sealed victory when they scored in the corner and went on to thump Western Suburbs in the final Players Player Awards were presented to: Mens Open A: Tyrone Tadros; Mens Open B: Jason Smyth and Mixed Open A: Georgia Elliott (Women), Mark Hayden and Lachlan Knight (Men – joint award). Special thanks to the Hawks’ Board of Directors - Paul Wines, Andrew Goggin, Mark Lindsay, Ron Ryan, Doug Vail and Bill Calleja for their guidance, support and funding for the teams; Hawks’ Rep Commit- Colley was bowled by Sydney quick Nic Bills, who finished with the figures of 2-46 off his 13 over spell. He was ably supported by 18 year old rookie paceman Hugh Sherriff (1-32 off eleven overs). SECONDS: Sydney 2-229 (Liam Gibson 122no, Justin Mosca 72, Ben Mitchell 32no) v Gordon. THIRDS: Gordon 4-148 (Liam McElduff 65, Jamie Bekis 32, Arvin Niranjan 25no, Nick Andreou 19, Craig Di Blasio 2-19, Alex Rashleigh 1-18) v Sydney. No play Sydney v Gordon in fourth and fifth grades. tee – Andrew Goggin, David Kelly, Mary Thomas, Alisse Sheerin, Sheree Donkin and Chris Hopper; Coaching Director and Head Coach Barry Gibson; Coaching Staff and Team Officials – Pat Batiste, Liam Liston, Debbie Brewin, Andrew Goggin, David Kelly, Kerrie Besgrove and Bridie Hill; Senior State Cup Affiliate Co-ordinatorMel Cooper; Gear suppliers Fi-Ta and Ryde Eastwood Hawks Football Club; Bill Calleja and Doug Vail for the recruitment of referees plus the Hawks’ valuable and loyal sponsors. Ryde Eastwood Hawks’ NSW State Cup squads for 2018 were: MENS OPEN A: Lachlan Bell, Matthew Wilson, Brad Cincotta, Cameron Dow, Sam Edgley, Luke Eisenhuth, Billy Eltachi, Brendan Robinson, Ben Stevanovic, Ricky Tachi, Tyrone Tadros, Nathan Cooper, Brad Gibson and Sam Watkins. MENS OPEN B: Josh Fraser, Zac Murray, Matt McSweeney, Liam Jones, Tyrone Smith, Jean-Louis Jones, Nick Henson, Jacob Tauia, Max Guanta, Jason Smyth, Cooper Henwood, Chris Scuglia, Jacob Parnell, Liam Liston. MIXED OPENS: Bridie Hill, Darcie Hill, Ryan Daveron-Whereat, Mark Hayden, Sarah Knight, Natasha Wood, Lachlan Knight, Tom O’Connell, Olivia Grivas, Georgia Elliott, Dan Besgrove, Ryan Moore, Dan Mulcahy, Malcolm Cheney (injured). Inner West Harbour’s U/12 Arch Cawsey Shield-winning team Josh Malone (captain), Will Allen (vice captain), Matthew Plunkett, Charlie Gray, Cooper Brown, Tom Bermingham, Jasen Begetis, Julian Rutkis, Lachlan Richmond, Nick Champion; coach John Allen and manager Lyn Plunkett. History-making junior cricketers bring home U/12 Arch Cawsey Shield IT was a case of third time lucky for the mighty Inner West Harbour (Gladesville) U/12 junior representative cricket team after they were recently crowned NSW Junior Cricket Arch Cawsey Shield champions for 2018. Pictured are the historymaking local cricketers that brought home the prestigious Under 12s trophy for the first time since the competition’s inception back in 1959 This talented crop are the toast of the district after registering a deserved 27 run victory over Hornsby Kuring-gai & Hills in the recent Shield final at Morrison Park Putney. Under the guidance of respected coach John Allen and manager Lyn Plunkett, the Inner West Harbour boys produced another outstanding team effort to capture the coveted silverware. The budding colts finished minor premiers with six victories in the preliminary rounds over Greater Illawarra, Canterbury & Western Suburbs, Newcastle, Sutherland, Hornsby Kuring-gai & Hills and St George before toppling Camden by 20 runs in a semi final at Monash Park. Led by promising all rounder Josh Malone and talented batsman Will Allen, the side etched their names in the record books with a memorable championship victory. After heart breaking losses in the U/10 Foster Shield and U/11 Creak Shield Grand Finals over the past two seasons, the Inner West Harbour youngsters were rewarded with a title in their third campaign together as a unit. In the Shield decider, opening bat Nick Champion top scored with 44 runs with handy contributions from Charlie Gray (19), Jasen Begetis (13) and young Allen (11) as Inner West Harbour posted 9-126 off their allotted 40 overs. Fine bowling performances from pacemen Cooper Brown (3-20 off eight overs), skipper Malone (2-12 off eight), Gregor Aitchison (2-7 off four), Julian Rutkis (1-9 off four) and Jasper Scott (1- 21 off eight) ensured the Inner West Harbour side tasted success as they dismissed their opponents for 99. The talented Allen finished third in the U/12 Shield run scorers list with 307 runs @ 43.86 that included a top score of 53 in the semi final win over Camden. Emerging all rounder Matthew Plunkett chalked up 196 runs @ 24.50 with a top score of 53 not out while Charlie Gray compiled 178 runs @ 29.67 that included an unbeaten 70. In the bowling stakes, spearhead Malone finished the competition’s second highest wicket taker with 14 scalps at an average of 11.43 and best haul of 3-9. Other bowlers to impress were pace ace Brown (9 wickets @ 16.11) and the economical Rutkis (8 wickets @ 6.50) with best figures of 4-13. Representative rookies Aitchison and Scott were Hawks’ Mens Open A side in action at the 2018 State Cup. newcomers to the squad this season and also performed strongly. The Inner West Harbour outfit have struck up an imposing record since forming back in 2016 - chalking up 21 victories from their 25 matches to date and appearing in three consecutive Grand Finals. This year’s squad comprised of local products from the Concord Briars, Leichhardt Wanderers, Ryde-Hunters Hill Pirates and Gladesville RSL Junior Cricket Clubs. MEANWHILE the triumphant colts will represent Inner West Harbour Junior Association at the upcoming U/13 Western NSW Cricket Carnival in Orange from January 7-10 in 2019. The boys will play against older cricketers on the development tour and have brought in 13th man Ben Hannah and IWH Gee Shield representative Ben Champion to bolster the squad.
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