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26 THE WEEKLY TIMES Wednesday 16 January, 2019 Gladesville Women Tue Jan 8 Trophy Day K Russell L Macdonald d C Bambach B Paterson E Craven M Tennant A Hyem E Meagher d A Barton J Jones S Hardacre Bowler of the DayB Paterson RaffleC Bambach JILL FORSTER Brush Park Women Tue Jan 8 Social TriplesC Smith P McClean M Lal d S McClatchey M Farrell E Leermakers Social Fours C Cupitt A Ross P Warwick d R Newton M Forbes P Nealon P Lyons, J Mc- Creadie R Pacey P Orr M Dewhirst d J McCreadie M McNulty B Eden E Bell, A Mahony B McGrath C Jackson M Pollard d H Davies M Armstrong R Holman F Langdon MARIE DEWHIRST North Ryde RSL Women Jan 8 Social L Humphreys R3 A Alvar S Leabeater I Hitchens 15 S Beram P Ferris J Bax E Marsden 7 R4 J Hope M Burkett C Candrick 19 R5 C Renwick D Carr J French 13 C Renwick F Lancett.S.Skinner 13 Win Rk 4 J Hope M Burkett C Candrick R/ up Rk 3 L Humphreys A Alvar S Leabeater I Hitchens Jackpot won by R/k 3 congratulations too all 8 Ladies on Rink 3 2nd J/Pot not won Jan 10 A warm welcome too our new member Roma Stephenson Rk 1 S Fennell J Bax L Humphreys 20 C Renwick W Hyland E Marsden 5 Rk 2 P Ferris I Hitchens 24 S Leabeater D Fenelon 9 Rk 3 R Stephens J Hope A Richardson 17 R Gaspari J Fahey S Beram 16 Win Rk 3 R Stephens J Hope A Richardson J/Pot not won Club 4/S Rd 1 Jan 22 so make up a team. COLLEEN RENWICK North EppingWomen Tue Jan8 was our first official day back after the break although a number of the ladies had continued bowling during that time. Social H Stibbs S Caswell J Thorp d F Quance L Watford P Spaul 22/10 R Delves V Riley L Pierens d R Knott M Garrick H Fletcher 16/14 A Baguley S Farrelly A Allen d L Finnigan G Tucker B Tromp 18/13 SUE ARCHIBALD North EppingMen Wed Jan 9 Club B Swan W Fletcher R Peterson d N Spaul W Spaul G Stace 29/12 J Taylor P Brown W Daley d R Kern T Holden R Gallop 22/7 L Byrne R Watkins R Thorp d K Avis P Cummins S Palmer 26/18 R Michie NSwancott R Vass d B Gill J Clough K Young 22/18 J Royer G Scott J Swan d A Macleod J Havron K Douglass 31/13 L Driessen D Byron M Havron d R Seidl F Neale M Hollier 25/18 N Oppedisano R Phillips d S Mewburn J Fry 21/17 Sat Dec 12 Club C Watford K Riley R Peterson d A Macleod K Young K Beacom 19/15 J Taylor R Monteith D Singleton d L Driessen R Michie B Daley 16/15 V Riley R Watkins R Gallop d B Forrest J Swan P Delves 36/13 J Havron M Hollier d N Swancott K Douglass 28/15 B Swan G Scott d J Clough R Vass 19/14 S Parkinson R Phillips d D Dyer M Havron 19/17 N Oppedisano J Fry d R Kern G Stace 39/17 KEN DOUGLASS Bowling Round-up Denistone Men Wed Jan 9 Social T Gardener D Pocock J Mohan d G Mitchell C Madafigilo A Haworth 19/18 L Jenkins J Henry D Linnert d D Lee D Stewart D Moody 22/21 B Morton J Kennedy d J Fleming K Graham 28/13 J O’Brien J Knight d C Kennedy F McGarry 20/17 T Stanis R Court L Thomson d B Williams R Goggin N Martelli 18/14 Sat Jan 12 Social T Stanis C Madafigilo D Linnert d D Pocock B Morton F McGarry 24/14 R Ralston G Scott N Martelli d G Mitchell J Knight J Kennedy 27/16 J O’Brien R Goggin G Gudmunson d P King(vis) G Hatch P Henry 16/11 T Gardiner M Wilson D Moody d J Mohan J Fleming J Woods 26/7. JDM Gladesville Men Wed Jan 9 Social G Gear G Bricknell d S Rotondo J Roberts 22/17 R Gledhill P Coyle d R Loveridge V Moscoto 23/19 Sat Jan 12 Social K Russell S Hardacre d J Jones E Meagher 25/17 K Findlay A Macdonald C Paterson d G Aghajani G Merchant J Roberts 25/23 T Sindone G Jones J Restaino d S Rotondo A Bolster V Tagg 26/13 W Farthhing F Alcuri P Coyle T Beno d C Sandstrom R Loveridge V Moscato W Cappelletto 19/15 COL PATERSON North Ryde RSL Men Jan 13 Club Fours Semi- Final A Moylan P Dowling J Lundberg S Skinner d E Conboy P Collins D Fenelon J French 24/14 J Morris A Woods S Pleming D Nelson d M Collier J Grabiec R Reitano T Pisano 17/13 12 Jan Club Fours Quarter/ Final A Moylan P Dowling J Lindberg S Skinner d B Gibson A Wray R Culotta P Lavery 19/18 J Morris A Woods S Pleming D Nelson d G Macpherson S Layburn W Coelho D Baker 29/5 E Conboy P Collins D Fenelon J French d J Glen M Richardson D Hope T Sweeney 22/21 Jan 9 Social R Hochstetter N Ferris D Fenelon d V Spano E Conboy R Reitano 29/12 I Pendleton B Worboys S Layburn D Hope d A Hollard A Benson 27/11 M Richardson d W Wood G King R Culotta 16/7 S Layburn D Hope d A Hollard A Benson 27/11S Harrison D Jessep J French d J Glen B Arnold D Baker 17/8 B Higinbotham A Wray d J Wellar W Coelho 25/9 1 Jan 2 Social V Spano C Costa W Walsh N Ferris d V Spano B Arnold D Carr G King 23/7 PETER LAVERY Brush Park Men Minor Singles Rd 1J Forbes d J Dixon 32/17D Tyrrell d T Todorovski 31/22 P Taylor d J Mazzaferro 31/22 Club Fours Rd 1 E Rayner D Livesey D Tyrrell P Roy d J Dixon B Godsell J Hobson T King 21/18 J Wedderburn P Taylor N Holman R Palmer d W Brigden B Goldsworthy W Dewhirst R Summerhayes 20/17 Wed Dec 19 Social J Leek R Hoare P Murphy d B Logan R French G O’Donell j 24/19 L Crow (Deno) F McGarry (Deno) J Hiotellis (Deno) d J Arkins B Goldsworthy R Palmer 21/16 G Monk B McCaw J Uren d J Wedderburn T Siviour D Kensett-Smith 23/18 C Carmichael A Beloe R Preston (Carl) d B Took T King G Young 25/18 R Richardson D Linnert (Deno) W Dewhirst d G Willis B Nicholl (Deno) P Roy 30/27 S Walmsley A Stone D Livesey d R Milner D Baillie B Cupitt 23/10 Thu Dec 20 Social C Norgate J Forbes P Roy d I Kirkham R Mac- Kenzie R French 23/18 E Rayner T Carter A Ryce d R Fraser A Stone G Mc- Donald 24/13 F Woodley W Brigden J Mazzaferro d A Moore P Taylor A Cukon 22/16 R Dickinson R Milner B Godsell d B Hon B Mc- Caw J Klueckmann 27/14 Sat Dec 22 Social R Richardson A Beloe G Young d D Emerton J Forbes R Palmer 29/14 J Wedderburn A Stone B Goldsworthy d G Strickland G Monk A Cukon 25/17 A Mercier R French P Murphy d C Carmichael N Elder T Imer (M/Lands) 23/17 D Tyrrell J Arkins P Roy d R Milner B Logan A Ryce 24/16 I Kirkham T Carter W Brigden W Dewhirst d J Dixon J Leek R MacKenzie D Kensett-Smith 22/9 A Moore P Taylor W Higgins J Mazzaferro d R Fraser T Slater A Burgoyne T King 27/6 Thu Dec 27 Social C Norgate D Tyrrell R French d A Moore A Burgoyne A Cukon 19/11 F Woodley J Klueckmann J Mazzaferro d R Milner J Leek P Roy 14/8 Wed Jan 2 Social A Stone A Beloe J Mazzaferro dr A Moore R Richardson B Goldsworthy 22/22 G Monk T Siviour N Elder d B Took D Kensett-Smith P Roy 23/17 W Dewhirst M Lal d P Taylor P Murphy 15/14 R Milner J Klueckmann R Hurley d F Lacey D Livesey A Cukon 31/28 J Higgins J Roddy T King d C Carmichael J Leek R Preston (Carl) 31/10 Thu Jan 3 Social F Woodley T Carter J Forbes d A Moore C Norgate F Lacey 35/17A Minogue J Hobson A Ryce d R Fraser H Jones P Roy 24/15 T Slater J Wedderburn R MacKenzie d J Dixon P Roach J Mazzaferro 26/19Wed Jan 9 Social B Logan D Livesey B Goldsworthy d G Monk R Richardson R French 22/17 J Arkins R Hoare M Lal d J Wedderburn A Beloe N Elder 31/15 J Higgins J Uren G McDonald d C Carmichael T King G Young 28/11 S Walmsley A Stone J Leek J Mazzaferro d G Irving F Lacey J Klueckmann R Preston (Carl) 24/10 R Milner B Cupitt B Took R Palmer d A Moore J Dalton R Hurley W Dewhirst 17/13 N Holman D Kensett-Smith P Murphy d B McCaw G Willis R Summerhayes 22/16 Thu Jan 10 Social E Rayner B Goldsworthy d H Jones A Ryce 18/13 J Hobson J Mazzaferro d R Dickinson R French 25/12 B Cupitt W Brigden T Carter d E Maurer B Hon F Lacey 25/15 F Woodley D Tyrrell R MacKenzie d R Fraser M Dodds A Cukon 22/18 A Minogue A Moore P Roach d C Norgate Vis R Milner 16/14 Sat Jan 12 Social R Fraser R Hoare D Hosking d P Sellars P Roach P Murphy 28/15 G Monk J Arkins G Willis d R Milner D Kensett-Smith N Elder 27/12 G Strickland R Richardson A Beloe d J Dalton R MacKenzie A Cukon 25/19 A Todorovski A Ryce d T Carter P Dunleavy 16/15 GEOFF YOUNG Lane Cove Bowls Wed Social V Solway D Erskine M Popovic d S Horwood K Crowther J Bowring 22/18 D Madson S Creedy d A Gordon J Lloyd 21/18 Di Erskine R Cartwright B Patterson d M Collum B Johnson D Mitchell 21/18 L Hattersley M Knight d L Sturman O Hostrup 29/4 Sat Social N Morris M Popovic d O Hostrup B Piper 29/14 B Johnson J Notley D Madson d B Johnson R Aitken M Screen 21/12 Di Erskine J Bowring G Screen d M Terry R Cartwright L Sturman 22/9 L Hattersley G D’Souza S Hobson d R Balfas D Erskine S Creedy 20/14 Sun Men’s Fours L Sturman G Screen B Patterson G Moon d S Welsh R Cartwright V Solway D Madson 26/11 DAVID ERSKINE Putney Tennyson Men Wed Jan 9 Social P Smith B Jasprizza J McConnell d M Tennant I Purcell D Walker 16/14 R Rees B McKeegans (Ballarat) d K Beatty J Cunningham 21/17 P Dobie C Dale B Prentice d K Wooden A Windle R Rust 19/12 P Noone P Brown K Lake d K Gleeson M Cadby B Lancett 22/14 Sat Jan 12 Social P Smith B Jasprizza R Rust d P Smith R Rees D Walker 21/17 F Cornelius A Windle M Caruso d J Elliott M Tennant C Dale 20/19 P Brown I Purcell B Prentice d P Cormican P Dobie B Lancett 31/6 A Heyes J Cunningham d K Beatty P Joint 29/10 P Harris J Mc- Connell d K Lake L Ager 17/14 JOCK CUNNINGHAM Ellyse Perry and Alyssa Healy lead Sixers WBBL title charge at Drummoyne CRICKET golden girls Ellyse Perry and Alyssa Healy (picutred) will spearhead the Sydney Sixers in this Saturday’s Women’s Big Bash League semi final against Melbourne Renegades at Drummoyne Oval. The international superstars - who are home grown products of the Drummoyne based Sydney Tigers Cricket Club - are the players to watch as the Sixers chase a third successive title. Perry continued her superb WBBL season by helping the Sixers secure the minor premiership with a 29-run victory over the Renegades last Sunday. She became the first Big Bash player - male or female - to reach 2000 runs as she cracked a stylish 67 not out at Geelong’s GMHBA Stadium. Sydney posted 2-136 from their 20 overs before restricting the Renegades to 8-107 in reply, with Perry also snaring 1-10. The two sides will meet in a semi-final rematch this Saturday at Drummoyne Oval with the winner to face either Sydney Thunder or Brisbane Heat in the January 26 decider. Perry smashed three sixes as she carried her bat for the fifth time this ing Australian Southern ers WBBL title with her dashing strokeplay and Monday with a shock five season. Healy - who was named Player of the World Twenty20 Cup after starring for the all conquer- Stars team - also holds the key to another Six- glove work behind the stumps. The up the Sixers WBBL wrapped season on wicket loss in a deadrubber Melbourne clash Stars against at the MCG. Allan Border a smash hit with Holy Cross College Ryde cricketers AUSTRALIAN cricket great Allan Border passed on valuable tips on the game’s finer points during his recent visit to Holy Cross College Ryde. The legendary Test skipper and batsman is pictured with members of the College First X1 in captain Matthew Carey, Jackson Stretton, Thomas Gavros, Luke Lawrence, Jordan Keeling, Trent Stanmore, Ryan Swain, Luke Saleh, Joseph Lister, Angus Lochrin, Deakin Antaw, Jordan Michas, Matthew Voss and Joseph Makram.
Wednesday 16 January, 2019 THE WEEKLY TIMES 27 Back to back tons for stylish bat Mosca UNHERALDED Sydney batsmen Anthony Mosca and Liam Scott stole the show in NSW Premier Cricket fixtures last weekend. The talented Mosca eeled off a second onsecutive ton as he Tigers eclipsed ivals Penrith in a limted overs fixture at rummoyne Oval last aturday to maintain econd spot on the irst grade competiion ladder. Mosca cracked a suerb 119 off 127 balls to ontinue his match-wining heroics with the bat teaming up with Midlesex recruit Stephen skinazi (50 off 59 balls), ll rounder Ryan Felsch 40 off 20 balls) and Tiers’ General Manager ick Govers (31 not out) o orchestrate another pirited victory. It was Mosca’s seventh op grade ton and folows his match-winning nock of 104 before hristmas in Sydney’s riumph over Gordon at hatswood Oval. His innings featured hree sixes and eight oundaries with the umber three figuring n key partnerships of 1 for the fourth wicket ith Eskinazi and a fifth icket stand of 83 with eeper Beau McClinock. Mosca’s century welled his 2018-19 run ally to 616 at a healthy verage of 51.3. Earlier in the day, Penith posted a competiive total of 6-304 with atting spearheads ameron Weir (113), rent Williams (67) and ichael Collins (55) eading the run charge. Weir faced 119 delivries during his dashng knock and hamered five sixes and five oundaries. The Tigers responded in aggressive fashion with Felsch smashing nine boundaries at the top of the order before Mosca and Eskinazi took control. A flamboyant Govers produced a blazing 31 not out off just eleven balls with three sixes and two boundaries as he combined with all rounder Nathan Sowter (23) to seal another crucial Sydney victory. EMERGING cub Liam Scott put on a batting masterclass as the Tigers recorded wins over Penrith in second grade at Howell Oval and Sydney University in an Under 21 Poidevin-Gray Shield fixture at Drummoyne Oval. The 19 year old NSW representative all rounder compiled an unbeaten 71 to help Sydney (4-197) topple the Panthers (196) in second grade action last Saturday before following up with a classy 108 against the Students. Scott - a Ryde-Hunters Hill Pirates junior who scored 99 in his first grade debut for the Tigers last November - showed his value by also snaring 2-6 with the ball. MEANWHILE off spinner Mark Frei grabbed a hat-trick in Sydney’s third grade victory over Penrith last Saturday at Birchgrove Oval. Frei took 3-2 in a brilliant three over spell to help skittle the Panthers for 78 in the 30th over. SECONDS: Sydney 4-197 (Liam Scott 71no, Liam Gibson 50, Daniel Jacob 33, Justin Mosca 29, Kaine Balgowan 1-24, Henry Railz 1-25) d Penrith 196 (H Railz 36, Adam Bayliss 32, Jacob New 30, Nick Adams 27, Andrew Hazard 26, Cameron Holmes 3-26, Alex Bloomfield 3-45, L Gibson 2-32). THIRDS: Sydney 8-79 (Lachlan Shaw 35no, Lachlan Beattie 23, Luke O’Hare 2-3, Raaj Singh 1-3, Zac Rizzo 1-9, Liam Doddrell 1-10) d Penrith 78 (Kieran Shone 46, Mark Frei 3-2 including hat trick, Alex Rashleigh 2-16, L Beattie 2-22, Avery Weilandt 1-10, Justin Rodgie 1-13). POIDEVIN-GRAY U/21 SHIELD: Sydney 9-233 (Liam Scott 108, Tom Mullen 31, Will Masojada 4-41, Jazz Rinka 2-31) d Sydney University 103 (Ben Mitchell 36, T Mullen 3-21, L Scott 2-6, Seb Buchanan 2-23, Kain Anderson 2-25, Hugh Sherriff 1-7). AW GREEN U/16 SHIELD (Round 5) Sydney 5-136 (Joshua Yeoh 37no, Lachlan Ball 23, Harrison Townsend 23, Adhirath Senthil 1-4, Curtis Mackinnon 1-10, Haider Ali 1-10, Oscar Kirk 1-15) d Sydney University 7-135 (Tom Phelps 43, Sanjay Anandarajah 34, Eesan Sureshkumar 16no, Anay Baruah 3-24, H Townsend 1-16, Joe Lister 1-17, James Threlkeld 1-19, Ellis Sherriff 1-39). Talented Hawks’ juniors in NSW Netball squads EASTWOOD Ryde netballers figure prominently in the NSW 19yrs/Under and State Talent squads selected for 2019. Promising goal attack Sophie Dwyer, defender Leilani Rohweder and goal shooter Rhiannon Stokes will represent NSW at this year’s National U/19 Netball Championships to be staged in Brisbane from April 10-16. They’ll be joined by former ERNA rep Luana Aukafolau in a powerful 12 player squad to be coached by Gosford’s Nerida Stewart. The National Netball Championships provide Australia’s best young netballers the chance to represent their respective state or territory - an ideal pathway opportunity for athlete exposure and talent identification. Down the years the Championships have proven to be a crucial stepping stone to both the Suncorp Super Netball and international stages of the game. Netball NSW Head of Netball Nikki Horton said she was delighted with the standard on show throughout the trial process and wished the squads, and their coaches, the best for 2019. “I think the selection process is always a long and difficult one, mainly because there are so many great players hoping to wear the NSW dress,” she said. “Our selectors have been hard at work in both regional and metro areas to find the best talent and I think they have done an amazing job. “The Nationals is where many NSW Swifts and GI- ANTS start out, as well as Australian Diamonds, so making our 17yrs/Under and 19yrs/Under Teams is a huge achievement for every one of these athletes. Selectors also identified 26 players for the 2019 NSW Talent Squad, which will keep the players engaged in the Netball NSW High Performance Pathway. Eastwood Ryde’s emerging goalkeeper Olivia Coleman (pictured) was one of four Hawks’ Premier League juniors named in the NSW Talent squad. The former Australian U/17 rep has impressed keen judges with strong performances at goal defence for Eastwood Ryde U/20s in the State Premier League and NSW Waratahs in the Australian Netball League in recent seasons. Along with the talented Dwyer the pair will be blooded in Eastwood Ryde’s Premier League Open side in 2019. Other Hawks’ players Lane Cove 12ft Skiff Sailing Club team mates Nick Press and Andrew Hay (Sydney Sailmakers) claimed another Interdominion Championship on Sydney Harbour last week. Photo by John Williams. Record Interdominion 12ft Skiff Sailing title for skipper Nick Press LEGENDARY Gladesville sailor Nick Press has skippered a record eighth 12ft Skiff Sailing Interdominion championship title. Teaming up with his Lane Cove 12ft Skiff Sailing Club mate Andrew ‘Noddy’ Hay on Sydney Sailmakers, the skilful duo have dominated one of the strongest fleets in recent years to again claim the prestigious Silasec Trophy. The Geotherm crew of Brett Hobson/Jeremy Jones were the undisputed winners of the final race but Press and Hay have decisively won the Interdominion, hosted by the Sydney Flying Squadron this past week. Competing against 34 other crews on Sydney Harbour, this was Press’ eighth Interdominion title - a record number for a skipper and a co-record for a skipper or crew. It was Hay’s second win (his first was with Press in 2017). “Never, ever, did I think I’d win eight,” the respected Press said. “When I started sailing 12s, Tim Bartlett (currently skipper of Frankenskiff who won six Interdominions in his heyday) was the man. At that stage the dream of winning even one was far away,” said Nick. “During the years a lot of people helped me, my dad (Murray Press), who I crewed for and previous crews Richard Johns, Brad Yabsley and Andrew Stevenson. They taught me how to race and compete at a high level – and to race against Brett (Hobson) – he makes us better and pushes us – and we push him and Jeremy too.” Press and Hay are in fine company with some big names on the pre- Eastwood-Ryde’s promising goalkeeper Olivia Coleman (pictured) was named in the 2019 NSW Netball Talent Squad. identified for the Talent Squad were midcourter Hannah Cullen, goal shooter Laura Cook and defender Anastasia Afoa. Each player selected in the Talent Squad – which includes athletes from regional and metropolitan areas – impressed selectors with their potential to play for NSW in the future. vious winners list of this prestigious event: John Chapple (New Zealand), Dave Porter (NSW), Bruce Farr (New Zealand), John Winning (NSW) and Iain Murray (NSW) among them. Alex Vallings, the defending champion from New Zealand, has also won eight titles, two as crew for Tim Bartlett and six as skipper of his own boats. Bartlett himself has won the title six times. He continues to race competitively as the skipper of Frankenskiff (New Zealand) and finished just outside the top ten this time. Press and Hay won five from 10 races, only straying outside the top three twice. They won the title from Geotherm by four points, the latter getting off to a flying start, claiming the first two races and winning the last, sailed in a beautiful nor’ easter of 10 to 12 knots. They led from go to whoa by a good margin. “I’m pretty excited about the result and it was nice to do it with Noddy (Hay),” Press said of his crew for the past four seasons. “We put a lot into it – it’s not as simple as it might look. I got a new boat nine months ago and we spent a lot of time with the rig and Sydney Sailmakers getting it right. We trained hard too – on our own and with others, including Brett. It’s a sense of relief to win. “It was pretty nice to have good conditions all week – we all had some amazing rides,” Press said after finishing third today. He had to play catch up and find passing lanes after being buried at the start. On the comparatively large and competitive 35-boat fleet, Press said: “It’s good to see the 12s in such good shape. There’s a wider range of people sailing and a lot of young guys, new talent coming through.” Hay agreed. “This is the best fleet we’ve sailed against.” The bloke they call Noddy briefly sailed 18 footers with Press, “but I was one of those guys who hadn’t sailed a 12 before – and when I did – I realised what I was missing.” On their win, Hay said: “There’s a right way and a wrong way to do things in sport – it’s a team effort – and that’s what we do, we’re a team.” And it is plain to see the pair is very in tune with each other on the water. The Aussies won the Teams event, scoring 809 points to clinch the John Brooke trophy from the Kiwis (698). – each team made up of eight boats. The overall handicap winner was Red Energy (Peter Nicholson/ Mark Muirhead) representing the Sydney Flying Squadron. The Veterans Advanx Trophy (best skipper over the age of 55), went to Murray Press, who at 66 years of age is still showing ‘the youngsters how it is done and finished 10th. Andrew Binstead- Chapman, skipper of Icarus from Lane Cove 12 footers, finished second in the final race for eighth overall to take out the Rookie (highest placed firsttime skipper) for the Nimble trophy. The weeklong event on Sydney Harbour gave competitors everything from perfect summer nor’ easters, to a stiff southerly and moderate winds from the south and southeast – something to please all. The 2020 Interdominion will be held in New Zealand next January.
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