Bay Harbour: February 20, 2019

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PAGE 14 Wednesday February 20 2019 BAY HARBOUR Latest Christchurch news at www.star.kiwi Sumner Running Club coach Ann Wells reports on how the club competed over the weekend DAVID FITCH was in action again competing in the masters men’s 800m which he won in a time of 2min 18.03sec. Fitch had a successful championship taking out the 800m, 1500m and 3000m titles plus a second place in the 400m. He will be competing in the Canterbury senior track and field championships next weekend in the 800m and 1500m before heading to Timaru the following weekend to compete in the NZ masters championships. Meanwhile, the juniors had the quadrathon and ribbon day last Saturday. Rafi Wright-Stow finished 10 th on points in the boys grade 10 with Max Percasky in 15 th place. Grades 7-9 competed in the ribbon events. IN FORM: David Fitch has taken out the 800m, 1500m and 3000m titles this season and also grabbed a second place in the 400m. SPORTS Successful championship for runner Fitch HAPPY: James Alldridge and Benny Lamborn, both 7, were all smiles after the 100m ribbon event. Sponsor named for tennis and squash club Sumner Tennis and Squash Club president Phil Loughnan reports on developments at the club SUMNER TENNIS and Squash Club has been offered sponsorship by the SBS Bank. Last week John Sherrat, the mobile mortgage manager for SBS Bank made the announcement at the regular Tuesday night competition held at the club. He said that SBS is very proud to be associated the club. For nearly 20 years Tim Hobbs and Roger Kay have been running a very successful competition. Each Tuesday night nine tennis teams play throughout the summer. Eight teams play each week and the ninth is responsible for providing dinner for the players. While the competition is hot on the court, competition is fierce in the kitchen as to who provides the best dinner Mr Hobbs said. Interclub has resumed after the Christmas break with our men’s team notching up a win against Waimairi on Sunday and our Sumner Cricket Club captain Dan Vann reports on the two-day clash with St Albans After two days of cricket against a St Albans second XI (for the second time this season) the scores could not be separated with the match ending in a tie. Day 1: Sumner were asked to bat first on day one and Sumner made 173 on a good pitch with Stalwart Ben Yock making a crisp 50. In reply, Sumner took regular wickets and kept Saints under pressure with Ryan James the only major contribution of 42 to SPONSORSHIP: Tim Hobbs, John Sherratt of SBS Bank, and Roger Kay at the Sumner Tennis and Squash Club courts. 12 junior teams doing well in the first week losing only three matches. There have been many new members join the club over the last couple of months and some just so they can play in the 2019 tennis club championships. Rich Stanton, the tennis club captain, said that there are the be all out for 143. Dan Vann 4-56 (18 overs) supported by debutante Simarpreet Singh 2-46 and Jonny Percasky 2-27 doing the damage. This left Sumner an awkward 10 overs to bat before stumps, unfortunately losing three wickets. Day 2: Resuming from day 1 Sumner made a poor start losing another two quick wickets to be 34-5. Anton Smail (26) and Dan Vann (35) managed a fight-back to get past 100. A key 20-run partnership for the last wicket meant Sumner were able to post 136. Leaving Saints 167 to win. Sumner had 25min to bat before lunch and Sumner were fizzing to get a couple of quick wickets before the break and that most entries he has ever seen in the competition with players joining from other clubs to play. Play is already under way and there was a good crowd on Sunday to watch some of the opening games. Finals weekend is on April 6 and 7 and the public is welcome to go down and watch the games. Another cricket tie they did with Dan Vann taking three and Dean Smith picking one to have Saints 20-4. After the break Saints again fought back putting on 62 runs where two wickets fell in quick succession. R Gibbens then came to the crease and took a liking to the spinners picking up 30 off two overs and things were looking dire for Sumner as Saints only needed 16 to win with four wickets in hand and two hours to get them. But some tight bowling from Dan Vann 4-27 and Simar Singh and some great fielding/ poor running meant Saints lost four wickets, the last with the scores tied. Earlier in the season Sumner and St Albans also tied in the T20 competition.
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