Sports/ Weather
Wednesday 22 July 2015 BUNGENDORE MIRROR www.bungendoremirror.com.au Year 2015/ Week 30/ Page 16
‘Chooks game plan went out door
PALERANG DISTRICT WEATHER THIS WEEK'S FORECAST
Mudchook Andrew Turner tackling a Crookwell player with Aldren Roferos and Jack Worman in support Junior Bowling championships C2 Bungendore were represented in the recent ACT Junior Bowling championships by the Edwards Brothers. Dylan, Jarrod and Brock, who have only been playing competitively for a short period of time ventured off to the North Canberra Club to match it with Canberra's best. Playing over three days the championship consisted of singles, pairs, triples and fours. All boys played competitively,
winning as many games in the round robin as they lost. Jarrod and Brock were members of the winning fours team defeating the team skipped by their elder brother Dylan. The boys now wait to see if their form has warranted selection in the ACT Junior teams for the upcoming National championships. It has been some years since Bungendore was represented at a junior level in the Championships. Press Release
Peter Callander Last Saturday the Bungendore Rugby club played against the Crookwell dogs in round 13 of the South Coast/ Monaro competition. It was going to be one of those days. It was extremely cold and very wet underfoot at Mudchook central. The start of the game was delayed for over an hour due to unforeseen circumstances. The Mudchick cheerleaders performed twice before the game had started to entertain the frustrated crowd. The game had to be reduced to 30 minute halves with
no injury time so that the match could be completed under normal lighting conditions. The Mudchooks took to the field with a full squad of 22 players. When the referee blew his whistle to start the game it soon became clear that this was going to be a tough game. A number of attacking plays from the Mudchook forwards looked promising, but with a lack of ball control and a strong opposition pack the home side struggled. The lead in Coach Dave McDonald’s pencil snapped suddenly and his game plan went out the door. Crookwell’s defence was outstanding. After 60 gruelling minutes of rugby the final score was 15–6 to Crookwell, with Crookwell scoring two tries to nil. John Steele kicked two penalty goals which were the only score for the home side. Next weekend the 25 July the Mudchooks play Boorowa in the the last regular home game before the start of the finals. The Mudchooks need to win the remaining last two games to be in a strong position to host a home final. Awards Tymlock Fencing 3 points/ Anthony McCudden Royal Hotel 2 Points/ John Steele Bungendore Community Bank 1 point/ Eddie Mitford-Burgess, Jack Prail, Jake Chaulker Currandooley Pastoral Company Coach’s award/ Eddie Mitford-Burgess Chicks pick/ John Steele SECOND DIVISION LADDER Pos/Team F-A Points 1 Jindabyne 307 55 2 Bungendore 293 52 3 Crookwell 188 46 4 Milton 21 39 5 Boorowa -24 38 6 Taralga 27 36 7 Braidwood -176 26 8 Batemans Bay -150 23 9 Broudee -173 17 10 Bay Red -313 4
Youth side bit short on players Press Release The Bungendore Tigers Youth side took on the Gungahlin Bulls at Nichols last Sunday. Unfortunately they were a bit short on players but all players gave it their best. Kayne Critchlow stole the show with an intercept try. It is Kayne’s first year of football and he has a tonne of potential.
Shaun Stewart also had a very good game. He made lots of metres down the middle and the Gungahlin defence found him hard to tackle. He was also denied a certain try. Jack Asimus was everywhere charging down the Gungahlin players. Honourable mention also to Josh De Vito and Dylan McLarty. They
turn up every week and try their best to keep the side going and motivated. Bendigo Bank 3 points/ Jack Asimus Benmax 2 points/ Shaun Stewart Bungendore Bobcats 1 point/ Kayne Critchlow This week the youth side take on Crookwell at Crookwell on Sunday at 12 noon.
WED THU FRI BRAIDWOOD
SAT SUN MON TUE
Possible rain 2oC/13oC 80% / 1-5 mm 16 kph/NW 66%
Rain 3oC/13oC 90% / 1-5 mm 15 kph/NW 62%
Mostly sunny 3oC/12oC 30% / < 1 mm 19 kph/WNW 46%
Clearing rain 3oC/10oC 40% / < 1 mm 25 kph/W 47%
Mostly sunny -2oC/10oC 5% / < 1 mm 18 kph/SSW 40%
Frost then sunny -2oC/12oC (1) 10% / < 1 mm (2) 11 kph/S (3) 43% (4)
Possible rain 5oC/13oC 90% / 5-10 mm 19 kph/NW 69%
Possible rain 4oC/11oC 70% / < 1 mm 23 kph/WNW 53%
Possible rain 1oC/10oC 50% / < 1 mm 31 kph/W 55%
Possible rain -2oC/10oC 20% / < 1 mm 23 kph/SW 43%
Frost then sunny -3oC/12oC (1) 5% / < 1 mm (2) 13 kph/S (3) 45% (4)
Rain 3oC/13oC 90% / 1-5 mm 15 kph/NW 62%
Mostly sunny 3oC/12oC 30% / < 1 mm 19 kph/WNW 46%
Clearing rain 3oC/10oC 40% / < 1 mm 25 kph/W 47%
Mostly sunny -2oC/10oC 5% / < 1 mm 18 kph/SSW 40%
Frost then sunny -2oC/12oC (1) 10% / < 1 mm (2) 11 kph/S (3) 43% (4)
Possible rain 4oC/13oC 90% / 1-5 mm 22 kph/NW 68%
Clearing rain 5oC/10oC 40% / < 1 mm 29 kph/WNW 58%
Possible rain 3oC/10oC 60% / < 1 mm 37 kph/W 56%
Possible rain 0oC/8oC 20% / < 1 mm 30 kph/SW 53%
Frost then sunny -2oC/12oC (1) 10% / < 1 mm (2) 11 kph/S (3) 43% (4)
Rain 3oC/13oC 90% / 1-5 mm 15 kph/NW 62%
Mostly sunny 3oC/12oC 30% / < 1 mm 19 kph/WNW 46%
Clearing rain 3oC/10oC 40% / < 1 mm 25 kph/W 47%
Mostly sunny -2oC/10oC 5% / < 1 mm 18 kph/SSW 40%
Frost then sunny -2oC/12oC (1) 10% / < 1 mm (2) 11 kph/S (3) 43% (4)
Possible rain 2oC/13oC 60% / 1-5 mm 13 kph/NW 74%
Mostly sunny 3oC/11oC 5% / < 1 mm 20 kph/WNW 62%
Mostly sunny 2oC/10oC 5% / < 1 mm 27 kph/W 60%
Possible rain -2oC/8oC 10% / < 1 mm 20 kph/SW 50%
Frost then sunny -3oC/11oC (1) 20% / < 1 mm (2) 9 kph/S (3) 54% (4)
Late rain 2oC/12oC 50% / < 1 mm 7 kph/ESE 69%
BUNGENDORE Rain developing 2oC/11oC 90% / 5-10 mm 19 kph/WNW 81%
Fog then sunny 2oC/14oC 80% / < 1 mm 12 kph/E 63%
CAPTAINS FLAT Possible rain 2oC/13oC 80% / 1-5 mm 16 kph/NW 66%
Late rain 2oC/12oC 50% / < 1 mm 7 kph/ESE 69%
COLLECTOR Rain 3oC/13oC 90% / 5-10 mm 22 kph/NW 71%
Fog then sunny 5oC/13oC 70% / < 1 mm 13 kph/ESE 71%
KRAWARREE Possible rain 2oC/13oC 80% / 1-5 mm 16 kph/NW 66%
Late rain 2oC/12oC 50% / < 1 mm 7 kph/ESE 69%
NERRIGA Rain developing 2oC/14oC 40% / 1-5 mm 13 kph/NW 75%
Mostly sunny 3oC/12oC 40% / 1-5 mm 7 kph/SE 80%
(1) Temperature/ maximum, minimum (2) Rain/ chance, likely UNDER 18 DIVISION 2 amount (3) Wind/ speed, direction [pm] (4) Relative humidity [pm] Pos/Team For/Against/Pts 1 Crookwell 332 130 22 268 154 14 2 Gungahlin 3 Tuggeranong 240 142 12 Week(1) Month Year 4 Bungendore 54 468 14 So far Average(2) So far Average (3) Araluen 27.0 41.0 22.0 492.0 526.4 Braidwood 34.8 60.4 20.2 419.2 502.4 Bungendore 5.1 31.7 NA 484.2 534.2 Burra 5.0 43.5 NA 528.5 NA Captains Flat 10.6 54.0 38.1 475.9 604.6 Charleys Forest 50.0 77.0 NA 584.0 NA Collector 18.0 54.5 NA 423.0 NA Krawarree 26.1 44.1 NA 575.3 NA Nerriga NA NA NA NA NA Taylors Creek 12.5 35.5 NA 361.5 NA (1) Reading is taken at 9.00am on Tuesday (2) Long term average for month (3) Long term average for year
LAST WEEK'S RAINFALL
WEATHER FORECAST PROVIDED BY ELDERS CLEARY MCDOWALL MOSS VALE AND BRAIDWOOD Bungendore Community Bank
Tigers Youth Side player Jack Asimus about to pass and players leaving the ground
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