Ashburton Courier: October 14, 2021

SPORTS RESULTS
26 Ashburton Courier, October 14, 2021
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TINWALD CYCLING CLUB
Ashley Wilson made the best possible
start to his cycling season taking victory in
Tinwald Cycling Club’s, Brad Hudson Flooring,
Mathieson CharteredAccountants, 36km
handicap event around the Wakanui-
Haketere block on Sunday.
Wilson made asolo mid race break, riding
strongly to find the front and held on to take
the major spoils.
Co-marker Nig Chatterton chased
bravely, holding out the fast charging group
behind to secure second place.
Sam Barltrop backed up this previous
week’s top effort, claiming the final podium
position.
Monique Brake, Ben Knights, and Gareth
Lewis continued their good early season form
to round out the top six.
Scratch marker Steve Hands took fastest
time honours, riding the distance in aquick
49.29.
Larry Neal and Kyle Gray secured second
and third time.
The juniors and division 2competed over
16km.
Honor Bradford rode strongly to get to the
front of the race and maintain agap to the
chasing riders to secure the victory.
Thomas Stevensonlaid down another top
ride to take second place.
Back marker Isabella Inglis rode through
the field to secure third place and in doing so
recorded the fastest time, covering the
course in 29.44.
Sarah Gould, Leah Reid, and Charlotte
Neal filled the top half dozen.
Asolid number of division 2riders went to
the line.
Nina Bradford made it agreat day for the
Bradford stable, claiming the win and fastest
time honours.
Janette Hooper backed up last week’s
win with asolid second place performance.
Kerry Clough was in the thick of the finish
to secure third place.
Next week the Club will contest a45km
handicap event around the Dawson’s Road
block.
ASHBURTON GOLF CLUB
Saturday 9/10/2021
Club Championship Semi-Final Winners;
Senior: Adrian Hopwood and Owen Miller.
Intermediate: Blair Snowball and Sebastian
McMillian.
Junior A: Matt Tait and Al Jopson.
Junior B: George Brown and Don
McQuarters.
Club Championship Plate Semi-Final
Winners;
Senior: Brendon Davidson and Paul May.
Intermediate: Tim Newton and Pete
Morrison.
Junior A: Daren Peace and Mitchell
Stoddart.
Junior B: Dave Robertson and Bryan
Donaldson.
Competition: Par Round
The Radius Care player of the day was:
Jeff Williamson +4
2nd Robert Coyle +4
Other good score were Grant Hastie +4,
Ivan Blain +1, Murray Wackrow 0, Jason
Overend 0, Murray Moorhead 0,Brian Fauth
0, Josh Coyle 0and Brent Clarke 0.
Twos: Terry Kingsbury x2,Blair Franklin
x2, Mitchell Stoddart, Ben Niles, Steve
Vivian, Chris Lovelock, Brent Clarke, Charlie
Alexander, Tim Newton, Hamish Niles and
Brent MacGregor.
Eagle of the Day: Peter Walker No 13#
Nearest The Pins:
Hole 4# Dock’s Seafood Bar &Grill: Brent
Smith
Hole 8# South Island Seeds Processing &
Storage Co: Sebastian McMillian
Hole 12# Value Plus: Charlie Alexander
Hole 14# Three Stooges: Brown
Bombers: Jeff Williamson
Hole6# Hamish Niles Shout!!: Terry Kingsbury
Hole 9# Ton’s Thai Longest Putt: Al
Jopson
Bonus Spot Prize:
Alluvial Restaurant Tinwald Spot Prize:
Hamish Niles
Birdie Jackpot Hole: 18#
Nett Eagle Jackpot Hole: 18#
Saturday 9Hole Competition
American Stableford
Harvey Bakehouse Winner of the day:
Peter Woods 30pts
2nd Murray Lister 29pts
3rd Peter Stetchman 28pts
4th Gavin Johnston 28pts
5th Gordon Clinton 28pts.
Saturday Golf 16/10/2021:
Ashburton Club Championship Finals:
Sunday Golf 17/10/2021
Morning report 7;30am for 8:00am Tee
Off.
Afternoon report 12:00pm for 12:30pm
Tee Off.
9 Holers report 1:00pm to 1:30pm for
start.
ASHBURTON MSA
OUTDOOR BOWLING CLUB
Friday Triples played at Ashburton Bowling
Club on 8th October kindly sponsored by
Skip 2ItFlooring Xtra and Greg Donaldson
Contracting.
Ist: L. Muir, C. Dennis, J. Argyle.3 wins 16
ends 49 points
2nd: H. Goodall, S. Maw, L. Spargo.3
wins 15 ends 32 points
3rd: R. McGarry, G. Clarke, D. McEvedy.
3wins 14 ends 27 points
ASHBURTON MSA
PETANQUE CLUB
Womens Singles -winner Chris Taylor,
runner-up Rewa Kyle, third Carol Hogg
Mens Singles -winner Neville Bensdorp,
runner-up Richard Browne, third Jonathan
Crum
ASHBURTON 9HOLERS
Last week the first (annual) Bruce Leighton
Shield Mixed Bloodsome was won by Neil
Gibbs and Muriel Morgan (36.5). Runners-up
were Robynne Nicholl and Bruce Leighton
(37) and Terry O'Reilly and Tonee Hurley
(38).
Fairlie Matsinger won the Flowers @the
Gate lucky card draw. On 14th October, we
will play at Mayfield (9:15am). Saturday, 16th
October is the Finals' Day for Club Championships.
The 9Hole Championship Trophies finalists
are Sam Prince & Peter Woods and
Tonee Hurley &Jenny Matthews.
The Sega Golf 9Hole Trophies finalists
are Tong King & Murray Lister and Joy
Nicholas &Elaine King. Times to be advised.
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