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SPORT<br />

30 The <strong>North</strong> <strong>Canterbury</strong> <strong>News</strong>, <strong>March</strong> <strong>18</strong>, <strong>2021</strong><br />

Glenmark prepares for centenary<br />

The Glenmark Rugby Club will mark its<br />

100thbirthday nextmonth.<br />

It is 12 monthslate, but it had to push<br />

its celebrations out due to Covid­19.<br />

The celebrationeveningwill be on<br />

Friday, April23, hostedbyScotty<br />

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and an auction of centennial playing<br />

jerseys.<br />

On Saturday, April 24, Glenmark/<br />

Cheviot will hold aclub day. Apaddock<br />

is available for those wanting to camp.<br />

Visit the Glenmark RugbyCentenary<br />

Weekend Facebook page to learn more.<br />

SPORT RESULTS<br />

Rangiora Golf Club<br />

Nine hole: Irish Stableford<br />

Men: Howard Thomas 44, David<br />

Klopper 42, Clifford Boddy 40, Richard<br />

Luisetti 38.<br />

Ladies: Anne Smith 38, Sarah<br />

Rutherford 38, Annie Cameron 35, Rita<br />

Moore 33.<br />

Nine hole: Stroke /LGU/ Homelinks<br />

Round 1<br />

Ladies: Jan Moffatt 34, Ruth Crawford<br />

35, Lyn Leech 37 c/b, Diane Sinclair 37,<br />

Rita Moore 38 c/b.<br />

Men: Colin Bowman 34, David Klopper<br />

35, Cliff Boddy 36, Bruce Pugh 37 c/b.<br />

Waimakariri Gorge Women’s Golf<br />

Matchplay, <strong>18</strong> holes: TCraig beat N<br />

Weavers 1up, SMardon beat K<br />

Redwood 4up, SGillespie beat J<br />

Pottinger 3up, LAnderson beat P<br />

Rivers 5up, LSmith beat LScott 4up,<br />

HChamberlain beat KBush 4up, K<br />

Battersby beat IBeets­Huchshorn 5up,<br />

SKing beat MTeAwa 4up.<br />

9Holes: JJenkins vRBenny All<br />

square, JSmith bt S. McDonald 3up, H<br />

Skurr beat J. Allan, RRoy bt C<br />

McDonald.<br />

Rangiora Croquet Club<br />

Lesley Smith beat Liz Partridge 7­2 in<br />

the division one Golf Croquet singles<br />

final on Saturday, while John Whyte<br />

beat Anne Barnes 7­4 in thedivision<br />

two final.<br />

Two big upsets mark<br />

latest cricket round<br />

Adramaticlast round of CRV NZ<br />

<strong>Canterbury</strong> Country Premier one­day<br />

matches delivered two unforeseen upsets.<br />

Winless and eighth­placedLincolnbeat<br />

Darfield.<br />

Lincoln battedfirst at Darfield Domain<br />

against ahome side looking for awin to<br />

lock itself into third place.<br />

Country Rep all­rounder Joe Williams<br />

set aniceplatform for the Lincolnside<br />

with arun­a­ball 50.<br />

Arthur Paterson, batting at No. 3, scored<br />

awell compiled 74 to lift Lincolntoa<br />

competitive 251 off its allotted 45 overs.<br />

In reply, Darfield was in trouble early<br />

thanks to somegreat new­ball bowling<br />

from Hugh Paterson and TaylorHolland.<br />

Alister Collins was the onlyDarfield<br />

batsman to get under way but,when<br />

dismissed for 60, Darfield’s hopes faded<br />

with him. Darfield was eventually bundled<br />

out for 210, handingLincolnits first oneday<br />

competition win of the season.<br />

Southbrook triumphs<br />

At Southbrook Park,the ninth­placed<br />

home sidewas hopefulofanupset against<br />

second­placed Sefton.<br />

Southbrookwon the tossand batted first,<br />

whichmeant <strong>Canterbury</strong> batsman Jack<br />

Boylewas given theopportunity to score<br />

some moreclubruns for his side.<br />

Boylescored an impressive 116 off 132<br />

ballstolift Southbrooktoatotal of 231.<br />

Boylewas supported well by youngster Gus<br />

Mowat, who scored52off 45 ballstowards<br />

the end of Southbrook’s innings.<br />

In reply, Sefton never got underway<br />

thanks to an outstanding new­ball spell by<br />

fringe <strong>Canterbury</strong> Countryrep LuanBlom.<br />

Blom removedthe in­form duo of<br />

MackenzieSmith and Chris Warner early<br />

in Sefton’sinnings.<br />

Afighting knock fromLanceTaylor<br />

brought Seftonback into the match.<br />

Former Blackcap ShananStewart came on<br />

and cleaned up the Seftonmiddle and<br />

lowerorder, claiming threescalpstohelp<br />

reduce Sefton to 177 all out.<br />

Ohokavictorious<br />

At Mandeville, Weedons needed to<br />

trounce the homeside for achance of<br />

making the semi­finals on net run rate.<br />

Ohokabatted first and postedabig total<br />

265/2off its allottedovers thanks largely to<br />

acaptain’s knock from Daniel Lyons.<br />

Lyonscompiled1<strong>18</strong> off 136 ballsand he<br />

was well supported by <strong>Canterbury</strong> Country<br />

rep keeper­batsman Will Hamilton with 98<br />

off 101 balls.<br />

In reply, Weedons started brightly,with<br />

its opening batsman and talisman Todd<br />

Inness scoring 76 off 87 balls.<br />

But the Weedonsmiddle order couldn’t<br />

create anysubstantial partnerships<br />

through the middleoverswhich eventually<br />

meantthe side was bowled out for 211 in<br />

the 42ndover,ending its semi­final hopes.<br />

At CheviotDomain, the home side beat<br />

Oxford­Rangiora in adead rubber, while<br />

Leeston­Southbridge had the bye.<br />

The final points tally meansa<strong>North</strong><br />

<strong>Canterbury</strong>derby in one semi­final anda<br />

Selwyn derbyinthe other.<br />

Leeston­Southbridge, whichqualified<br />

top of the table, willplay Darfield at<br />

Leeston Park, while second­placedSefton<br />

will host OhokaatSefton Domain.<br />

Short Scorecards:<br />

Ohoka265/2(Lyons 1<strong>18</strong>, WHamilton 98)<br />

beat Weedons 211/10(Inness 76, A<br />

Hamilton3­19).<br />

Lincoln 251 (A Paterson 74, JWilliams<br />

50) beatDarfield 210/10 (A Collins 60).<br />

Southbrook231/5 (Boyle 116, GMowat<br />

52) beatSefton 177/10 (Taylor 59, Stewart<br />

3­43).<br />

Oxford­Rangiora 154(TFitzpatrick 3­39)<br />

lost to Cheviot 155/4 (Whelan 64).<br />

BRIDGE RESULTS<br />

Rangiora Bridge Club<br />

ThomasPairs,<strong>March</strong> 6: N/S Colleen<br />

Adam/Barry Smart1,Jeanette<br />

Chatterton/Dawn Simpson2,Helen<br />

Dunn/David Rainey 3.<br />

E/W MargaretPickering/Janice Pickering<br />

1, LindaHanham/Robin Hassall2,Bunty<br />

Marshall/HeatherWaldron 3.<br />

Anniversary pairs,<strong>March</strong>7:N/S Pat<br />

Green/Jeanette Chatterton1,Diane<br />

Findlay/Andrew Findlay 2, Lesley Smith/<br />

Liz Duke 3.<br />

E/W Derek Frapwell/Glenda Frapwell1,<br />

Sarah Waldron/Heather Waldron 2,<br />

JudithDriver/Jan Roose 3.<br />

Autumnpairs,<strong>March</strong>8:N/S Helen<br />

Phillips/Helen Thorburgh 1, Robin<br />

Hassall/Linda Hanham 2, Denise Frater/<br />

Colin Dooling 3.<br />

E/W Richard Luisetti/Anne Blackie 1,<br />

Nancy Harris/Stephanie Galbraith 2,<br />

BarryPrice/IvyPrice 3.<br />

Evening,<strong>March</strong> 8: N/S Wayne Hutchings/<br />

Stuart Atkinson 1, Lynne John/Annie 2,<br />

Gerard McRae/Denis Milne 3. E/W:<br />

Robyn Dawson/Cath Costello 1, Desley<br />

Simpson/Judith Robinson2.<br />

Plate pairs, <strong>March</strong>10: N/S Mike Cornwall/<br />

BerniceLloys 1, Tony Biddington/Jack<br />

Lyon2,BarrySmart/David Rainey3.E/W<br />

Jill Amer/Andrew Findlay 1, Shirley<br />

Symns/DawnSimpson2,Heather<br />

Waldron/BeverleyBrain 3.<br />

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