From the bowling greens: Shane and Maureen are masters of the game
News and results from South Coast bowling clubs.
KINGFISHER BOWLING ASSOCIATION
THE Kingfisher Bowling Association Masters tournament saw some incredible bowls from both the men and women.
They got off to a great start, with the weather holding out on Saturday and Sunday until the finals in the afternoon.
Then the heavens opened, with the result that the games for gold and silver for both the men and women were postponed to Tuesday.
Spectators were treated to some of the best bowls from the very best players with Shane Nienaber (Margate BC) winning the title and Mark Smith (Port Shepstone) runner-up.
On the women’s side Maureen Muller (The Bell) won the honours from Ellen Cawker (Margate BC) in what proved to be a really strong match.
The executive thanked both Southbroom and Margate for hosting the tournament as well as all the markers and technical officials for their time.
Well done to Ellen Cawker who won both the Re/Max Overall Bowler and HRV KBA Bowler of the Year awards.
And to Port Shepstone’s Eddie Fann who won the men’s Re/Max Overall Bowler and Shane Nienaber who won the HRV KBA Bowler of the Year.
The KBA Club trophy was won by The Bell for the second year running.
The Kingfisher Bowling Association AGM was held last week.
Incoming executive committee is as follows: Barbara Brook (president), Tyrone Ferguson (vice-president), Carol McMullin (hon. secretary), Gae Gravell (hon. treasurer), Geoff Barbour (comp secretary men), Tina Barbour (comp secretary women) and members Shane Nienaber, Sean Larkins and Bruce Hoyer.
INTER-DISTRICTS TEAMS
NAMES for the 2017 Inter-District teams due to play in March next year were announced recently.
Men’s open: Eddie Fann, Ron Weddell (manager), Roy Anderson, Kevin Lancaster, Shane Nienaber, Peet van Rooyen, Ian Hutton and Ross Ferguson.
Men’s senior: Bob Elliott, John Mitchley, Brian Douthwaite, Bruce Hoyer, Louw Vermeulen (manager), Ken Tonge, Claude Ching and Mike Mordaunt.
Men’s B: Mike Davies (manager), Wayne van Nikkelen-Kuyper, Dumisani Madlala, Cosmos Gumede, Chris Faber, Ranier van Tonder, Stefan Saunders and Elliot Nqoko.
Men’s President’s: Rodney Forte, Jeremy Davy, Albert Munnik, Senzo Radebe, Allan Grey, Leon Saunder, Peter Maggs and John Keppler.
Women’s open: Jessica Henderson (captain), Pam Cole-Cook, Vi Pells, Leoni Booth, Maureen Muller, Johannie Theron, Pat Maggs and Sandra van Niekerk.
Women’s senior: Ellen Cawker (captain), Liesje de Rosner, Dora Vosloo, Hilary Holmes, Daphne Sapsford, Lyn James, Jane Massam and Mada Lindeque.
Women’s B: Marianne van Buuren, Sharolyn Dacey, Trixi Smith (captain), Michelle Vermeulen, Marie Coetzer, Franci Philpott, Gill Thiele and Tina Barbour.
Women’s President’s: Delysia Mitchley (captain), Charmaine van Deventer, Estelle Carter, Alida Munnik, Cyndy McMurtry, Susan Fourie, Carol Cameron and Kitty Cochman.
DOUG WATSON
THE EXPRO Doug Watson Memorial Classic, which will involve 24 teams, will be played at Margate BC on November 5 and 6.
It’s 40 years since the late Doug’s epic victory as part of team South Africa.
Sponsors for the event include Warwick Wealth, Flight Sure and Martin Electronics.
BANNERS REST
WELL done to members selected to represent Banners in the KBA Sevens and Saturday leagues, with teams posted on the notice board.
Congrats also to John Keppler on selection to the KBA President’s team.
A reminder of the club AGM at the Breezeway next Monday October 17 at 10am. All members are urged to attend.
HIBBERDENE
AFTER the last successful bingo evening a few weeks ago, there will be a quiz evening on Friday, October 21 from 4pm, followed by a bring and braai,
Bez and Bubbles Bezuidenhout, with Gloria Gerrard, won the recent Warwick Wealth day played at Sezela.
MARGATE BC
CONGRATS to Austen Knollys on being awarded a certificate by the KBA for his outstanding service as a technical official to the association.
Margate Panelbeaters once again sponsored the men’s monthly 2-4-2 competition.
Winners were Denzil Massyn and Ken Hills from Gary Hess and Derick Schorn.
Friday night attendance draw was won by John Wevell.
Oktoberfest will be held at the club this Saturday (15th).
Tickets at R80 are obtainable from Yvonne Bausek at 083 6021712 or Merle Davies at 084 2415305.
Quiz evening is on October 19 at 6.30pm. All welcome to join in the fun at R40pp.
Duty: Office – Lance Marshall; tea duty – Sharon Scheinberg.
MARGATE CC
THE Hair Shoppe women’s fours was won by Mariaan van Buuren, Leoni Booth, Mary Warner and Sariena Ziervogel.
Runners-up were Pam Cole-Cook, Dora Vosloo and Jo Olivier. The raffle was won by Val Smith.
Afternoon tabs now at 1.30pm for 2pm.
Duty: Dora Vosloo, Cindy Cano and Brian Douthwaite.
MUNSTER
QUIZ evening this Friday (14th) at 5pm for 5.30pm. R45 including eats.
If you haven’t already booked please phone Margaret at 039 3135615 or 084 7459829 to book your place and for catering purposes.
Sixties celebration supper is on Friday, October 29 at 5.30pm.
30 Club dinner dance plus final draw will be held on Wednesday, November 23 for all 30 Club members and partners.
NOMADS
A TOTAL of 25 members and four visitors took part in the Nomads monthly game, this one played at Margate BC.
Thanks to the club for its hospitality.
First prize, sponsored by Orange River Wine Cellars, went to Herman Scheinberg, Marie Pick and George Pick Jnr.
Runners-up were Sheena Absolom Yvonne James and Hans van der Walt.
In third were Gordon Ogilvie, Margie Purkiss and Dave Slippers.
Sportsman prize to Reic Chamier, Shan Scheinberg and Christine Faber.
Nearest to the jack was Yvonne James. The 50/50 was won by Dave Slippers.
Next outing is at the Village on Sunday, November 20.
PORT SHEPSTONE
THE Harbour View SuperSpar trips was won by Johnny and Richard Guy and Don Wiid.
Runners-up were John Nadauld, Rastus Reen and Alan Booth.
Session prize was won by Brian Rawlins, Kathy Simpson and Len Rossler.
The South Coast Herald mixed fours was won by Brian Rawlins, Jenny Rawlins, Sharon Bischoff and Maureen Jonke.
Runners-up were Roy Anderson, Howard Frizxelle, John Nadauld and Kevin Lancaster.
RIVERSIDE
WELL done to Chummy Smith, Attie Ackerman and Philip Audbert, winners of the two-jack bowls, followed by Chrissie Chancellor, Marilyn Francis and Wendy Roe.
Tabs in Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, 1.30pm for 1.45pm.
First Thursday of the month, two-jack bowls, sponsored; second Thursday, 4-3-2-1, sponsored; third Thursday, disability bowls, sponsored.
Ear Institute two-bowl pairs this Friday (14th) at 1pm.
VILLAGE
THE Hibiscus Retirement Village men’s trips winners were Ken Hills, Ali Mitchell and Doug Kent.
Runners-up were Bill Brown, Barry Herbert and Mike Berry.
Sessions went to Roy Robertson, Lucas Barnard and Geoff Oliver, together with Denzil Massyn, Gary Hess and Carl Volker.
Barry Christie won the 50/50.
The next sponsored competition will be Martin Electronics men’s 2-4-2 on Thursday, October 20.
Remember the breakfast this Sunday (16th) and the braai on Friday, October 21.
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