2017 Australian Senior Sides Championships program

Yorke Peninsula

OCTOBER 16 to 19,

2017

Wallaroo Bowling Club Cornish Terrace, Wallaroo SA 5556

Moonta Memorial Bowling Club Blanche Terrace, Moonta SA 5558

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Copper Coast

Lifestyle Location of Choice The Copper Coast offers the ultimate for lifestyle choices with its unspoilt coastlines, pristine waters, safe swimming beaches and great fishing.

With a population of 14000 people the Copper Coast comprises of the towns of Kadina, Moonta, Moonta Bay, Pt Hughes and Wallaroo just 140kms, less than 2 hours drive, from Adelaide.

The area is named Copper Coast due to the copper mining heritage of the region dating back to 1859 when copper was first discovered at Wallaroo Mines (Kadina) and Cornish and Welsh miners made their home in Australia’s Little Cornwall. The Kernewek Lowender is a biennial festival in May that celebrates this heritage attracting over 40000 visitors to the area for the week long program of event. As further recognition of our mining heritage the Moonta Mines area has just been awarded with National Heritage status.

Great weather, beaches, fabulous fishing and all amenities, including upgraded boat ramps, make this a special place to visit and live. Vibrant commercial and retail opportunities exist to support the local community and those visiting the area. Enjoy a traditional Cornish pasty, coffee and cake or a meal at one of the many cafes, bakeries or restaurants. A wide variety of accommodation options makes the Cooper Coast an ideal place to visit or retire to.

Copper Coast Council continues to develop opportunities for a sustainable community including a Hydrotherapy Pool, Splash Town, Wateroo, re-development of the Copper Coast Sport & Leisure Centre, town main street re-developments and infrastructure improvements. This all contributes to an attractive quality of life, lifestyle and economic opportunities.

Sport and leisure are an important part of the community lifestyle with many parks, gardens, playgrounds and sporting facilities within easy access. Enjoy bowls in any weather at the Wallaroo Community Sports Club indoor bowling greens or one of our many other bowling clubs within the Copper Coast. You can enjoy a game of golf on the Greg Norman designed Copperclub Golf Course situated in The Dunes Pt Hughes.

The Copper Coast has something for everyone whether it be sea-changing retirees or beach-loving families who often become regular visitors or permanent residents!

2017 Australian Senior Sides Championships

welcome Welcome to the 2017 Australian Senior Sides Championships.

On behalf of Bowls Australia, I wish to extend a warm welcome to the players and supporters of the 2017 Australian Senior Sides Championships, being held here in the magnificent Yorke Peninsula.

I wish to begin by acknowledging the exemplary support given by the Yorke Peninsula Alliance, District Council of Barunga West, District Council of the Copper Coast and Yorke Peninsula Council in facilitating the staging of this distinguished competition.

The Australian Senior Sides Championships is a coveted event on the national bowls calendar, and provides an exciting opportunity to 192 of the sport’s core audience to represent their respective States and Territories Many proven champions are in attendance this week, and as we have witnessed in past Australian Senior Sides Championships, no State or Territory can be overlooked in this test to crown the sport’s best.

I’d like to take this opportunity to thank the Moonta Memorial Bowls Club and Wallaroo Bowls Club for hosting this event and acknowledge the officials and volunteers who ensure events such as this are staged successfully for both participants and supporters. I also extend appreciation and thanks to Bowls SA’s Board and staff for their wonderful assistance in staging this event.

Finally, I would like to congratulate each and every one of the players who are present at these championships and wish them the best of luck over the next week.

I trust that you will enjoy your stay in the Yorke Peninsula and hope that you will find time to explore all the region has to offer.

Neil Dalrymple Bowls Australia Chief Executive Officer

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Pt Broughton Office: 86352107 11 Bay Street, Port Broughton, 5523 Bute Office: 88262011 Railway Terrace, Bute 5560 Email: barunga@barungawest.sa.gov.au

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THINGS TO DO BARUNGA WEST Fishing/crabbing, calm waters for boating/kayaking, beautiful beach walks, galleries, community library, stunning sunsets, a game of golf, and enjoy dining at our local cafĂŠs, pubs, bakeries & takeaway shops, or buy local fresh

ACCOMODATION Port Broughton Caravan Park (08) 8635 2188 Port Broughton Hotel (08) 8635 2004 Sunnyside Hotel (Port Broughton) (08) 8635 2100 Broughton Bayside Caravan Park 0408 352 140 Bute Caravan Park (08) 88262011 Bute Hotel (08) 8826 2005

Visitor Information Centre McKay Street, Port Broughton Ph 0498 085 012

8.00am

thursday 19th

1.30pm

9.00am

wednesday 18th

6.00pm

1.30pm

9.00am

tuesday 17th

1.30pm

9.00am

Monday 16th

Men

ACT v WA

Women

ACT v SA

Men

NT v WA

Women

SA v WA

Men

ACT v NT

Women

ACT v NSW

Green 1 Rinks: 1 - 3

MOONTA

schedule of play

Men

NT v TAS

Men

ACT v SA

Women

NT v WA

Men

SA v WA

Women

ACT v NT

Men

ACT v NSW

Green 1 Rinks: 4 - 6

Men

NSW v SA

Women

QLD v TAS

Men

NSW v VIC

Women

TAS v VIC

Men

NSW v QLD

Women

NT v QLD

Green 2 Rinks: 7 - 9

Men

QLD v VIC

Men

QLD v TAS

Women

NSW v VIC

Men

TAS v VIC

Women

NSW v QLD

Men

NT v QLD

Green 2 Rinks: 10-12

Women

ACT v WA

Women

NSW v WA

Men

ACT v TAS

Women

NT v TAS

Men

NSW v WA

Women

ACT v TAS

Women

NT v SA

NT v SA Men

QLD v WA Women

Men

ACT v QLD

Women

SA v VIC

Men

SA v TAS

Green 1 Rinks: 4 - 6

QLD v WA Men

Women

ACT v QLD

Men

SA v VIC

Women

SA v TAS

Green 1 Rinks: 1 - 3

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Women

NSW v SA

Women

NT v VIC

Men

QLD v SA

Men

ACT v VIC

Men

NSW v TAS

Women

NSW v NT

Men

TAS v WA

Women

VIC v WA

Green 2 Rinks: 7 - 9

Women

QLD v VIC

Men

NT v VIC

Women

QLD v SA

Women

ACT v VIC

Women

NSW v TAS

Men

NSW v NT

Women

TAS v WA

Men

VIC v WA

Green 2 Rinks: 10-12

WALLAROO

MENS’ teams Act

NSW

NT

QLD

SA

TAS

VIC

WA

lead

second

third

skip

David Lalor

Graham Read

Phil Crowe

Kevin Deeves

Vytas Meiksa

Jeff Bradley

Garry Ryan

Manny Brookman

Charles Smith

Rod Tonkin

Cliff Gilbert

Alan Taylor

Trevor Imer

Peter Hughe

John Roberts

Rex Johnston

Ken Paulsen

Peter Armstrong

Crawford Linton

Wayne Lambourne

Mick Parkinson

Geoff McGillivray

Michael Beesley

Ian Stone

Mick Petrovic

Bruce Fife

Colin Taylor

Lee Farrell

Ray McIlwain

John Lillywhite

Stan Smolski

Ralph Fair

Franz Kratschimer

David Duguid

Mal Trattles

Chris Parsonson

Max Jaffray

Peter Johnson

Glen Bailey

Trevor Broadbent

Greg Ash

Lindsay Ponting

Nigel Smith

Neville Jenkins

Geoff Jensen

Alan Thorp

John Finlayson

Geoff Maskell

Kevin Robinson

Ian Fyfe

Terry Howard

Colin Harvey

Brenton Speed

Geoff Hams

Wayne Prosser

Ken Holtham

Roy Palmer

Wayne Haskett

Mike Wildash

Peter Gageler

David Heron

Trevor Docking

Phillip Moore

Jo Simpson

Patrick Saltmarsh

Graham Rowbottom

Stephen Graf

Grant Allford

Patrick Hoffman

Peter Zoon

Bruce Howard

Wayne Manson

Graeme Spencer

Rod Nicholson

Stephen Sullivan

David Donaldson

Philip Thorn

Ken Thomas

Ian Warner

Ian Ross

Graeme Rodgers

Craig Elliott

Mario Cipolla

Raymond Jansen

Grant Nicol

Steve Cerff

Graham Evans

Gary Caffell

Glyn Vaughan

Harold Christensen

Pat Caffell

Robbie Ball

Gordon King

Lindsay Thorn

Daryl Radford

Steve O’Neil

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WOMENS’ teams Act

NSW

NT

QLD

SA

TAS

VIC

WA

lead

second

third

skip

Gillian Stenner

Sue Lalor

Maggie Johnston

Jeanette Clout

Melda Flower

Gayle Young

Hilary Merritt

Mina Bannerman

Lois Waters

Robyn Moxon

Kaylene McAullay

Loretta Gillespie

Jan Sutherland

Jo Worsley

Betty Herbertson

Carolyn Glen

Vicki Turner

Denise Huender

Deby Brien

Beth Quinlan

Jill Bird

Gail Sheehan

Joan Thomas

Margaret Smith

Jen Sullivan

Pauline McKenzie

Carolyn Smolski

Margaret Bielak

Greta Northcote

Jill Tiller

Lurleen Vickery

Kaye Tyrell

Letty Parsonson

Jan Canniford

Brenda Kilburn

Joan Garner

Anne McClure

Adele Pershouse

Mary Geary

Wendy Ryan

Sally Hickman

Linda Morish

Sue O’Toole

Louise Witton

Lyn Cuthbertson

Jennifer Blundell

Gail Crompton

Christina Pavlov

Di Green

Mila Grimshaw

Marie Roberts

Denise Caulfield

Di Murch

Helen Linder

Joan Prosser

Heather Richards

Chris Nicholls

Lyn Wildash

Di Milner

Kerry Treloar

Colleen Davis

Barbara Smith

Sonia Martyn

Kim Saunders

Jeanette Lane

Patricia Howard

Beverley Huett

June Guy

Judy Gurr

Helen Sturzaker

Leonie Price

Maxine Monson

Marilyn Stephenson

Caroline Reilly

Susan Howes

Anne Miles

Kerri Leask

Robyn Thomassen

Sharon Whana

Mary Tragardh

Lorraine Burke

Edna Anderson

Jennifer Salmon

Gayle Edwards

Irene Arndt

Rhonda Prosser

Janet Cocks

Noelene Abe

Debra Rhine

Jenny Bruce

Linda Warburton

Lee Poletti

Kerry Anderson

Liz Matthews

Vicki Spragg

Bev Baker

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Yorke Peninsula Council Proud supporter of the 2017 Australian Senior Side Championships

Welcome to all visitors to our region.

Enjoy our natural beauty, rich agriculture and spectacular coastline.

Best of luck to all competitors! www.yorke.sa.gov.au

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