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Fish and Chips triumph at Southbroom International Shootout

There's always a great atmosphere at the event.

The annual Southbroom International Shootout was once again a big hit, with locals and regular overseas visitors all in the mix and enjoying the warm weather.

Competition was fierce and scoring impressive.

In the end it was local team of Fish and Chips that snuck in ahead of AfroScots ‘2’, followed closely by The Nuts and Strugglers.

ALSO READ: Here’s what happened last year when AfroScots dominated

Teams came from as far afield as Switzerland and other cold climes.

Colin McKay of Applied Outsourcing was thanked for again sponsoring the tournament.

AfroScots 1 and 2 provided much of the humour and banter at the tournament. They are (from left) Malcolm Greenland, Russel Mackenzie, Ross McKay, Colin McKay, Robby Cumming, Fred van Zyl, Gary Purtell and Phil Verwey.

Top 10:

1st Fish and Chips 281 (Gavin Sole, Gordon Moody, Kerry and Mari Fielden)

2nd Afro Scots ‘2’ 280 (Gary Purtell, Robby Cumming, Russel Mackenzie and Ross McKay)

3rd The Nuts 279 (Nic van Deventer, Brian Jolliffe, Don Osbourn and Peter Volck)

4th Strugglers 275 (Anton Brehm, Jurgen Feeder, Stephan and Ruth Egbert)

5th Afro Scots ‘1’ 275 (Colin McKay, Malcolm Greenland, Fred van Zyl and Phil Verwey)

6th Venerable Veterans 273 (Vic Pretorius, Dave Fox, Paul Lawson and Chris Miller)

7th Alpine Roses 270 (Alexander Huber, Regina Bosshart, Anita Landolf and Usrula Spoerri)

8th Cheezeny Ama 270 (Kevin Murray, Eugene Orsmond, Mark Clay and Phillips Edwards)

Regular news

The previous Wednesday’s competition was won on 94 points by Lorraine Cook, Allyson Thomas, Heather Anderson and Janet Humphrey.

The men’s competition was won on 101 points by Stuart Janvier, John Lison, Piet Joubert and André Steyn.

Saturday’s comp, for those not playing in the Shootout, was won on 50 points by Heleen Hissey and Augi D’Ewes.

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