KINGFISHER BA
Port Shepstone Country Club played host to the hotly contested Champion of Champions singles last weekend.
The event brought together the singles champions from all 18 clubs in the district.
Players competed in sections on Saturday in a round-robin format, with each game played to 21 shots.
In the end, Pam Cole-Cook (Banners Rest) and Mark Kassner (Port Shepstone CC) emerged victorious, with Marilyn Folly (AMBC) and Dumisani Madlala (Umtentweni) the runners-up respectively.
The men’s singles was agonisingly close, with Mark winning 21-20.
Third place went to Marian Knott (The Bell) and Annatjie Kidd (Widenham), and Mike Dennison (AMBC) and Brian van Rooyen (Widenham).
The KBA welcomes the new executive members voted onto the committee at the recent annual general meeting.
They are Ken Tonge (president), Nicki Stirzaker (treasurer), Carol Roodt (secretary), Robbie Duyts (member) and Vernon Strauss (member).
MARGATE
The Food Lover’s Market open pairs on October 2 was won by Jenny Louw and Marjeanne Fensham.
Runners-up were Robert and Carol Lehmacher.
Session winners were Alet Nortje and Gert van Rooyen.
The club invites visitors and non-bowlers interested in learning the game to join members for social bowls on Sunday mornings at 08:30 for 09:00.
Flat-soled shoes and/or sandals with a strap around the heel must be worn.
VILLAGE
Winning the Hibiscus Retirement Village open trips on October 1 were Dora Vosloo, Anneke Pereira and Bertha Lane.
Runners-up were Jeanne Gregori, Heidi Bracegirdle and Johan du Preez.
First session winners were Ali Mitchell, André Lourens and Elsa Lourens.
Second session winners were Manny Rodrigues, Mike Dunn and Leslie Loukakis.
RIVERSIDE
Winners of the Moringa 5000 competition were Barbara Egan, Gail Taylor and Bertha Lane.
Runners-up were Joe Visagie, Paul Mundell and Peter Budde.
Third place went to Bill Sergeant, Donald Moir and Thys Smit.
Thanks were extended to sponsor Brian Scott.
TWENI
The Piet se Hut open pairs were won by Tammy Gibbons and Mike van der Merwe.
Runners-up were John Hodge and Gill Rule.
Session went to Henry Janse van Vuuren and Lida-Marie Lombaard.
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