Kempton Park Bowling Club finally open
The semi-finals will be played on October 10, followed by the finals set to be played later in the afternoon.
Kempton Park Bowling Club finally opened its greens on October 3 for the new 2020/2021 season.
They kicked off their club competitions with drawn pairs and selected the following finalists:
The men semi-finalists are comprised of Howard Gibbons and Dick van der Westhuizen to play off against Jaun Gibbons and Alan Gillman.
Followed by additional finalists Grant George and Marius Pringle, set to compete against Koos Greyvenstein and Dennis Timcke in a match.
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The women’s finalists are represented by Christelle Pringle and Ronel du Plessis competing against Meisie Rheeder and Jeanette Coetser.
The semi-finals will be played on October 10, followed by the finals set to be played later in the afternoon.
The club’s Liezl George told Express about the Covid-19 Tournament hosted on September 19 as part of a fund-raiser intended towards upgrades to the club.
George announced: “We had 72 players who enjoyed the first official competition held since lockdown started, joining from other clubs and districts with big names in the bowling community.”
These names are Wilma Richardson (Bowls South Africa Master winner and Ekurhuleni Masters winner), Jason Evan (Springbok and Bowls South Africa Masters winner), Gerry Baker (ex-Springbok player and Bowls South Africa committee member) and Wilson Malobolo (Springbok).
“The finals weren’t played due to a thunderstorm, but the winners of the day were Shaney and Serge Collard from Springs Town Bowling Club.”
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