Sport
Mids Rovers run all over United to finish with a 3-0 win Rovers ran all over United in their Mids Michael Rogers earned the Cobar Hotbake Donut awards while Delilah McBride, Mason division game in the Cobar Junior Soccer Donut Awards. Hill and Lincoln Griffiths earned the competition on Saturday finishing with a In the Minis competition, Rangers had a big Milkshake awards. 3-0 win. 5-0 nil win in their match with Wanderers In the Seniors division the Wanderers got Mark McBride scored twice for his Rovers with Darcy Geppert unstoppable to score four the better of Rangers to claim a 6-4 victory. team with Joseph Theakston’s boot adding goals. Wanderers’ goals were scored by Rebecca their extra point. The other Minis game resulted in United Hibbert (2) Isaac Theakston (2), Deni Brown The other Mids match between Liverpool getting the better of the Rovers to finish with and Fraser Talu. and Rangers ended in a thrilling 3-all draw a 5-2 win. Jeremy Theakston scored twice for Rangers with Jack Geppert scoring all three goals for Max Preisig booted all five goals for United while Caleb Theakston and Braiden Jones his Liverpool team. while Rovers’ goals were netted by Sam also netted a goal each. Isla McKervey (2) and Henry Ntamuhanga McKervey and Corey Martin. Fraser Talu and Cora McKervey earned the netted goals for the Rangers. Karlie Eade, Henry Thompson, Zane Mta- Milkshake awards while Deni Brown and Jack Geppert, Isla McKervey, Mark muhhanga and Layla Fugar took home the Jeremy Theakston won the Donut awards. McBride and Logan McKenzie took home the Gumnut Milkshake awards while Hayden Betcke, Edwin Palma, Callum Bennett and
Big win for the Dartaholics
Golfie Dartaholics had a big 9-2 win in their darts match against RSL last week while the new team in the competition, the RSL Dingoes, beat the Golfie Gophers 7-4. In the other scheduled match, Golfie Spearchuckers forfeited their game to the Empire Barflies. The men’s highest score of the week was once again 140 and was shared by Tony Brown, Jason Arnold and Jacob Ryan. Mom Thou had the ladies highest score with 138. Brown and Arnold also recorded the Highest Peg Outs for the men for the week with 50, while Khaliah Anderson, with 68, had the ladies Highest Peg Out. Hundreds and high scores were thrown by: Golfie Gophers—Jim Nicholls 122 and Aaron Jones 100; RSL Dingoes—Jason Holmgreen 105, Waylon Ward 115, Brett Miller 106, 100 and Khaliah Anderson 100; RSL—Tony Brown 140, 100, 100, Don Roberts 100, Kylie Roberts 121, 100 and Mom Thou 138; Golfie Dartaholics—Jason Arnold 140, Craig Jones 134, 100, Ben Jebb 140 and Jason Collier 138, 100.
Hardwick starts the week with a win
Fay Hardwick, with a score of -1, was the ing a 70th birthday in Fiji while a few were out winner of the Ladies’ Golf Par game last with injury or illness. Wednesday. Ann Dunn was the winner of the day with 34 Ann Dunn placed second after a countback points and she also won the Nearest the Pin with Glenda Peebles, after each posted -2. prize on the 8th hole for C Grade. Julie Livingston was next with -3 and a Sally Bannister finished as the runner-up Nearest the Pin win on the 7th hole in A with 31 points (and also claimed the A Grade Grade. Nearest the Pin prize) while Julie Livingston Other pin winners were Brenda Fugar (B placed third with 29 points. Grade) and Glenda Peebles was the winner in Brenda Fugar once again was the B Grade C Grade. Nearest the Pin winner. (The Cobar Race Club Four-Ball-Best-Ball Today’s game is a Stroke event. three person Stableford results will be found in A Par game is set down for Saturday and a the men’s column this week.) Stableford is to be played on Sunday. Sunday’s Mother’s Day Stableford game Wanaaring will also host their open on Sunonly had seven players with some golfers en- day for interested men and women golfers.— joying family festivities, others were celebrat- T'd Off
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