Weekly Update: 8th September 2018
Div 1 Week 26 – Wetherill Park – 8 September
The division bowled 6½ pins under average with 44 200 games and 10 600 series. The high game went to Wolf Miller 267, reserve Daniel Walsh 258, Shane Brown 255, Glenn Rowland 254, George Antaky 253, Ken Armstrong 250, Wolf again 248, Shane again 246 and Dean Ainsworth 245. The high series went to Wolf 721, George 696, Shane 695, Glenn 681, Rodney Kitley 651, Chris Hampshire 627, Peter Daly 610, Ken and David Chi 602 and reserve Brett Foster 598. The ladies high game went to Janelle Crass 237 and 233, Michelle Simmonds 223, reserve Kayleen Watts 220, Helen Cios 212, Meaghan Curtis 205, Amy Brown 202, Michelle again 201, Evelyn O’Donnell 191 and Amy again 183. The series went to Janelle 615, Michelle 573, Amy 561, Kayleen 534, Meaghan 529, Helen 520, Jodie Terry 503, Evelyn 488 and Vicki McCaffrey 460.
Leaders Wetherill Park Guns lost 10½ - 8½ to Rooty Hill Rogues while Windsor Wolverines closed the gap to 4 ½ points winning 12-7. Wetherill Park Bandits won 13-6 while Rooty Hill 5 of a Kind also won 13-6. The high game went to Bowlarama Hotshots 1064, Tenpin Tyrants 1053, Wolverines 1047, 5 of a Kind 1046 and Rogues 1000. The series went to Wolverines 2933, 5 of a Kind 2903 and Bandits 2862.
Div 2 week 26 – Windsor – 8 September
The division bowled 1 pin over average at Windsor with 30 200 games and 6 600 series. The high game went to Ray Dillon 267, Steve Fairbairn 248, Chris Greaves 237, Michail Wrublewski 234, Michael Campbell and Brad Cook 226, Ray again, David Blevins and Phil Meurant 225 and Phil again 224. The series went to Ray 688, Steve 685, Brad 645, Phil 643, Ray Vandine 610, Dave Stenstra 603, Chris 584, Michael Campbell 581, Les Dunn 579 and Phil Spender 578. The ladies high game went to Maria Wrublewski 222, Kay Ginger 210, Debbie van der Meer 207, Melissa Webb 199, Sharon Murphy 180, Kay again 178, Melissa again 174, Maria again 173 and Julie Strickland with a pair of 172’s. The series went to Maria 549, Kay 533, Melissa 518, Debbie 514, Sharon 496, Julie 483, Leonie Ince 461, Margaret Rogers 459, Nicky Foster 458 and Louise Morgan and Rebeccanne Far 456.
Leaders Bowlarama Boomerangs won 12-7 extending their lead to 31½ points as 2nd place Tenpin City Pirates won 10-9 and 3rd place Tenpin City Dark Knights lost 10-9 to Strathfield Sharks who moved up to 4th spot with only 3½ points between 2nd and 4th. Gosford Grenades won 11-8 as did Windsor Rockets while Windsor Wanderers won 10-8. The high game went to Dark Knights 984, Sharks 982 and Bowlarama Alleycatz 918. The series went t o Dark Knights 2905, Sharks 2878 and Grenades 2597.
Div 3 Week 26 – South Strathfield – 8 September
The division bowled 3 pins under average at Strathfield with 15 200 games and 3 600 series. The high game went to Matt Smith 256, Harry Collins 241, Chris Prince 225, Kyle Keith-Wheatley 221, Mark Goggin 214, Chris again and Nick Frost 211, Brian Burge 208, Bruce Worrell 204 and Bob Cohen 203. The series went to Matt 632, Chris 625, Harry 604, Kyle 591, Bob 570, Nick 545, Derek Kellard 525, Joe Luca 523 and Tony Sutton, Matt Burchell and Matt Jeffress 519. The ladies high game went to Madison McCooey with 202, 179 and 173, Maxine Jones 172, Marianne Keith 168, Jasmine Hall 166, Janine Hendry 165 and 162, Jasmine again 160 and Ros Kirkland, Sue Turrall and Marianne again 159. The series went to Madison 554, Janine 481, Marianne 480, Jasmine 467, Sandra Stanshall 458, Maxine 448, Ros 444, reserve Elaine Llewelyn 406, Pam Russell 392 and Beryl Goggin 385.
Leaders Strathfield Vikings won 10-9 against 4th place Rooty Hill Pikachoos but had their lead cut to 5 points as 2nd place Rooty Hill Strikers scored 14 on the bye. 3rd place Wetherill Park All Stars won 10-9 while Western Force won 12½ - 6½. There are less than 25 points between 1st and 5th. Mittagong Highlanders won 14-5, and Windsor Wildcats won 10-9. The high game went to Western Force 876, Highlanders 861 and Campbelltown Dragons 848. The series went to Highlanders 2460, Vikings 2459 and Pikachoos 2398.
