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Roumen Farms still on top of log in Business League

Roumen Farms leads the BB Motors Ford Bowls Business League as 28 teams prepare for the final showdown on March 27 in Tzaneen.

TZANEEN – Roumen Farms, the 2022 and 2023 Bowls Business League champions, is still in the lead in the BB Motors Ford Bowls Business League, with Tzaneng Trusses in second place after five weeks of play.

Roumen Farms surpassed Tzaneen Brake & Clutch, who was in the top spot three weeks ago.

The final of the league will be at 18:00 on Thursday, March 27 with 28 teams battling it out for
position.

The Croods will take on BB Motors Ford, Large Security will face Laeveld Agrochem, Altitude Wealth will play against PPS 1 and Du Roi will face Smit & Kie.

Meanwhile, on Wednesday, March 19, the club received new playing mats donated by Momentum, PPS Petroleum and Hi-Q.

Ernst Swiglaar, president of Tzaneen Bowls Club, thanked the sponsors for the donation.

Teams are requested to send group photos and scoreboard selfies to the Bowls League WhatsApp group or the Herald at 079 078 5837.

Current league standings:

1. Roumen Farms with 360 points
2. Tzaneng Trusses with 335 points
3. Tzaneen Brake & Clutch with 333 points
4. PPS 1 with 328 points
5. Unbowlievable with 326 points
6. BB Motors Ford with 321 points
7. Smit & Kie with 321 points
8. PPS 2 with 317 points
9. Marric Service Centre with 315 points
10. Laeveld Agrochem with 311 points
11. The Croods with 304 points
12. Plaas Japies with 304 points
13. Instant Lawn with 301 points
14. North East Office Equipment with 300 points
15. ZZ2 with 299 points
16. Large Security with 299 points
17. Mahindra 1 with 295 points
18. Capital Fruit with 294 points
19. Bekmar with 293 points
20. Nissan 1 with 289 points
21. Farm Trace with 283 points
22. NTT Toyota with 276 points
23. Engelbrecht Engineering with 273 points
24. Novon Tzaneen with 273 points
25. HR Professional Interventions with 266 points
26. Jack’s Paint with 266 points
27. Altitude Wealth with 239 points
28. Du Roi with 230 points

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