RSL narrowly got the better of Barflies

RSL narrowly got the better of Empire Barflies winning 6-5 in the local darts competition last Wednesday night.

In the other contested match last week, Golfie Dartaholics once again recorded another 10-1 whitewash, this time over the Golfie Gophers.

(The third scheduled game was a win for Golfie Spearchuckers after receiving a forfeit from the RSL Dingoes.)

Hundreds and high scores were thrown by: Golfie Gophers Chris Hooker 112, 100 and Les Hooker 119, 108, 103; RSL Kyle Rob-

More than 200 goals were scored

More than 200 goals were scored in just two of the three senior netball competition games last week.

In the match pre-played on Friday night under lights, Pumpettes had a big 72-32 win against JKM Dynamic Fitness.

Pumpettes’ Sosie Barton shared the game’s Best & Fairest points with JKM’s Molly Broughton and Briana Coffey.

Broughton also earned her team’s Sportsmanship points with Emma Barton collecting Pumpettes’ Sportsmanship award.

Divas and Tooth Fairies also played a very one-sided game on Sunday with Divas finishing with a big 73-26 win.

Divas’ shooters Lauren Urquhart and Amie Hill shared in the game’s B&F points along with Tooth Fairies’ Kimberlie Sariman.

The Nymagee Magpies and Pink Galahs called on a few floaters to help them out in the late game on Sunday.

(The scoresheet from this match was unavailable at the time of going to print but it’s believed Nymagee Magpies finished as the winners.)

This Sunday’s games are the last regular competition games before finals commence.

erts 100, 100; Empire Barflies Craig Youd 140; Golfie Dartaholics Craig Jones 140, 121, 112, 100, 100; Jason Collier 101, Mathew Suridge 120, Bian Smith 133, 100 and Ben Jebb 125.

Craig Jones had the Men’s Highest Peg Out for the week with 112 while Lesley Hooker was responsible for the Ladies’ Highest Peg out of 46.

The Highest Score of the week was 140 thrown by both Craig Youd and Craig Jones.

In tonight’s games, Golfie Spearchuckers host the Empire Barflies; Golfie Gophers are home to the RSL Dingoes and RSL will be up against the Golfie Dartaholics.

Double for jockey

Wendy Peel

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Turning for home, Dunbar took a rails run inside the leaders and Heza Wise Guy ($3) eventually won by a short neck from Hammoon Sunshine (Peel, $14) with Chart Topper, (Barrett, $2.80 fav.) almost three lengths away for third.

Dunbar completed a double with another good ride when he positioned the Wayne Collison, Narromine-trained Money Not My God ($3.50) behind the leader Chloebella Rose before going on to win the 1400 metres Sullivans Mining & Industrial-Steel And Hire Class 2 Handicap from Sindagar (Barrett, $2.60 fav.) and Sun Master (Peel, $15).

Colin Hodges

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All deadlines - 2pm Mondays

All deadlines - 2pm Mondays