Sport
Super Vets claim Bill Bartlett Memorial golf trophy A field of 28 players contested the Bill 7th, Bill Fugar (8th), Steve Manns (11th) and Bartlett Memorial Four-Ball-Best-Ball Sta- Will Brown claimed the prize on the 15th bleford golf day on Saturday. hole. Super Vets John Collins and Will Brown On Sunday a Stableford was contested for combined well to win decimating the rest of the Monthly Medal competition. the field with their score of 49 stableford Bill Fugar, playing on one leg, held off points. Piers Brown. Chris Powell and Scott McKenzie finished Fugar finished on 38 stableford points, one second on 44 stableford points. shot ahead of Brown. Stewart and Mark Fraser came in with 43 Cobar was represented by Peter ‘China’ stableford points beating Scott Mayne and Brien at the Narromine Veterans Golf day last Bian Smith on a countback for third place. Thursday. In 5th place was the team of Jason Foster ‘China’ finished with 37 stableford points, and Michael Bannister on 42 stableford one shot behind the winner in Division One, points. taking third place on a countback. In the individual competition, Collins won This Saturday the Mixed Foursome Chamwith the best score of 40 stableford points, pionships will be held (10am tee off) and a one shot clear of McKenzie on 39 stableford Four-Ball-Worst-Ball game will be contested points. on Sunday. Nearest to the Pin prizes were won by Mark The Cobar Men’s and Ladies’ Vets Open Fraser on the 3rd hole, Stewart Fraser on the will be contested next Friday.—Three Aces
Liverpool cause an upset in soccer
Paul Bartlett and Men’s Golf vice captain Rovers may have been the dominant team The Seniors Milkshake Award winners were Peter ‘China’ Brien (at rear) presented in the Mids division of the Cobar Junior Malcolm Gillette and Jacob Theakston while super Vets Will Brown and John Collins Soccer Club competition this season, how- Kian Engelbrecht and Sienna Jones took home the Bill Bartlett Memorial golf trophy ever Liverpool has taken that title after the Donut Awards. following their win on Saturday. they comprehensively beat Rovers 4-1 on In the Mini’s division, Rovers got the better ▪ Photo contributed Saturday. of Wanderers to win 4-1, while Rangers finMaddox Best and Sophie Beer netted their ished with a 3-2 win over United in the other first goals for the season for Liverpool and game. Henry Geppert and Jack Geppert also booted Rovers’ goals were netted by Sam McKerone each for their team to help them to their vey (2), Layla Fugar and Delilah McBride. win. (Delilah usually plays for Wanderers but she The other Mids match was also an upset switched to play for the Rovers team this week game with Rangers scoring their first win for to help them out.) the season beating United 5-nil. Juan Engelbrecht’s boot was responsible for Winning goals came from Isla McKervey the Wanderers’ goal. (2), Henry Ntamuhanga (2) and Edwin Palma. For Rangers, Darcy Geppert scored twice The Mids Gumnut Milkshake Award win- and Ethan Jebb kicked one goal. In reply, Max ners were Maddox Best, Harlow Chaplain, Preisig and Ivy Joss scored once each for their Joshua Ho Wing and Ashton Hyland while United team. Tilly Doll, Lenny Hill, Hayden Griffiths and Zinko Crawford, Sam McKervey, Ivy Joss Logan Mackenzie earned the Cobar Hotbake and Darcy Geppert won the Minis Milkshake Donut Awards. Awards while Delilah McBride, Layla Fugar, The Seniors game between Wanderers and Max Preisig and Ethan Jebb earned the Donut Rangers finished in a thrilling 5-all draw. prizes. Wanderers’ goals were scored by Isaac Theakston (3), Jayden Cryer and Rebecca Have you visited our Hibbert. For the Rangers, Jade Buckman scored three website lately? goals, Jeremy Theakston booted one and anwww.cobarweekly.com.au other came from the boot of a visiting player.
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