Men’s division

Huskies v That Phone Place, 44-39

The youth of both teams showed as the game got off to a blistering start.  Jett Carey lead the way for Huskies with 13 points.  A late basket from Ziad Eltobgy brought That Phone Place back into the mix. The second quarter saw some very physical fouls from That Phone Place which rattled Huskies.  Huskies quickly bounced back though and continued to power ahead with Jett yet again their top scorer.

That Phone Place came storming back into the game in the third quarter.  They managed to silence the scoring machine Jett, and to drain a few of their own baskets.  This brought the scores much closer.

That Phone Place started the last quarter the way they ended the third and continued to surge.  The rest of the quarter seesawed with both side trading blows.  Huskies were able to hold on in the end, in a tight finish. Top scorer: Jett Carey  

Sharks v Hawks, 40-29

Cameron Miller had a great first quarter for Hawks. Sharks made a comeback in the second quarter with some great passing. The scores were level by the end of the third before Sharks managed to put on 17 points in the last quarter to take a solid win.

CJW Building v Ex-Servos, 34-35

Some 3 pointers opened the scoring and started the game with a bang before the pace slowed down with both teams tightening their defense. The second and third quarters saw some more hard defense, great plays and pace from both teams.

It was a fun game with a tight outcome that saw Ex-Servos just edging out CJW in the end. Best defender/top scorer: Matt Williams, Best passer: Brendan, MVP: Dean Jones

Eagles v Avengers, 27-43

Avengers got off to a quick start and kept the score board rolling nice through Sean Quin. Eagles started a comeback in the third quarter but left it too late.  

Tigers v SmartLine, 38–56

Damien Pakes and Brendon Richie traded sharp shots for the first quarter. The second quarter was tightly contested with only 1 point separating the teams until half-way through the quarter.  SmartLine outscored Tigers in the second-half of the quarter to take a 6 point lead into half-time.

The contest in the third quarter was far closer than the scoreboard suggested with great play from both teams.  SmartLine sinking more baskets to take a 12 point lead. A convincing last quarter from SmartLine saw them wrap up the game.

Women’s division

Anytime Fitness v Ulladulla Muffler Centre, 39–20

The game started well with Maddison Condie scoring the first 2 points.  Balls were passed but were met with butter fingers.  Long nails saw a player injured (cut your nails ladies).  Anytime Fitness made some amazing blocks. Shannon made a nice free-throw after a foul. The game got interesting in the third quarter with many passes intercepted. Talina made a great shot in the last quarter.

Capitals v The Flash, 18-47

Ella brought the ball down strong for Capitals. The Flash were shooting well to keep their team in front. Dee Garrett scored the first points for The Flash in the second quarter.  Katie Rudd shot amazing for Capitals. Dee shot a great 3 pointer in the third quarter. The Flash were playing good basketball and worked well as a team. Capitals played great with only 4 players.  Maddy Lavender tired really hard but unfortunately her shots keep missing. Best defender: Jody Toghill. Best passer: Kylie Robinson. Top scorer: Dee Garrett. MVP: Ella Naidoo-Golledge

Deering Street Printers v Clippers, 22-34

Both teams came out firing but baskets were not dropping.  There were some good passes and shots but not many points on the board. Both teams managed to score only 1 basket each in the second quarter. Defense was tight in the third quarter, especially from Nikki Wright for Clippers. Clippers pulled away in the last quarter with some good baskets by Georgia Lowe. Best defender: Nikki Wright. Best passer: Amelia Robertson. Top scorer/MVP: Georgia Lowe

Magic v M2M Accounting, 29-23

Angela made a few good baskets and great passes from Emma. Jamie tried hard and Emma scored 3 baskets. Vicki made a lovely hook shot in the last quarter.  The game was close until the end with Magic edging out M2M. Best defender: Mel. Best passer: Emma. Top scorer: Angela. MVP: Leigh   

Draw

Men’s division

Thursday, 15 March 2018

7:00pm – Avengers v SmartLine.  Duty: Tigers

7:00pm – Eagles v Ex-Servos. Duty: CJW Building 

8:00pm – Tigers v Hawks. Duty: Avengers

8:00pm – CJW Building v That Phone Place.  Duty: Eagles

9:00pm – Sharks v R&M Electrical. Duty: That Phone Place

Bye: Huskies 

Women’s division

Tuesday, 20 March 2018

6:30pm – Clippers v Ulladulla Muffler Centre.  Duty: Magic  

6:30pm – Anytime Fitness v M2M Accounting.  Duty: Deering Street Printers  

7:30pm – Magic v Capitals.  Duty: Clippers

7:30pm – Deering Street Printers v The Flash.  Duty: Anytime Fitness.

Milton-Ulladulla Women

TUESDAY March 6 2018. Welcome to Sue Jamieson who played her first game with the ladies today. By all reports Sue played very well and we look forward to seeing her play again on Sunday. On the Pennant front we hosted  2 Clubs, St Georges Basin in Grade 3, Nowra in Grade 4 and Huskisson in Grade 5. Our Number 5 team is comprised of all new bowlers with first time Skip Di Rupp (recently winner of Club Minor Singles Championship ) directing the play. We were fortunate enough to come away with three wins. Well done girls and keep up the good work.

The social players are competing in a Non Pennant Competition so no rink prizes are awarded daily while the Pennant season is on. Raffle winners were Renee Lanzini from Huskisson , Val Marczan and Cheryl Davies.

THURSDAY March 8 2018. The Social girls continue to battle it out for points in their Non Pennant Competition. Don’t forget you need to be in it to win it! On the Pennant scene Our Grade 4 players hosted their game to Sussex Inlet Once again we came away with the win. Meanwhile our Grade 3 girls travelled to Culburra, they also came away with full points. Our Grade 5 players had a bye but all came along to join in the Social fun and of course practice their shots for next week’s competition. Raffle winners were Robyn Chapman,  Liz Wootton and Olwyn Carter from Sussex Inlet

Thank you to Cheryl Davies for umpiring and Kay Hodge for Controlling body for the week .

SUNDAY MARCH 11 2018. With a rather warm day we had a good number of players come along for mixed bowls. We start at 3pm and play 16 ends or until 5pm then get together in the Clubhouse for a drink and a chat. So if you feel like joining in just put your name on the List or leave a message on the Bowls office phone 44541925, before 2pm please.

Milton-Ulladulla Men

Pennant season is well under way with this last weekend showing a pretty good result for the club with three grades winning and one losing. The 5’s broke their drought in very convincing fashion with a 10-0 scoreline over Greenwell Pt. which was also the score at home where the 7’s played Callala and had three very good rink wins. The 2’s ventured down the road to Conjola and were not so lucky, with the win going to the home side 9-1, although the overall scorecard did not really reflect the closeness of the tussle. At Sussex Inlet R.S.L. the 6’s had a real battle on their hands against the current champs and, lead by Bluey’s team of Alec Venn, Bruce Bailey & Rob Cattley we managed to get over the line with one winning rink, one draw & a loss for an 8.5 to 1.5 win overall. Also on the weekend we saw three games of club pairs with Mick Raftery/ Mick Duprez having a very close win over Mick Sawicki/ Ron Amos; Paul James/ Glenn Hodge having an equally tight win over Graham Robbo/ Stan Croker; and in the last game defending champs Grassy & R.A.Fuller coming home against Kev Whalan & Dave Chandler.

Results for the week:- Wed. social:- winners:- Rob Cattley/ Greg Geering/ Greg Brumby; runners up:- Graham Robbo/ Col Ross/ Struan Robertson

Fri. social:- overall winners:- Bruce Pendlebury/ John Sparkles 2 wins + 25; runners up:- Kevin Lydiate/ Phill Grabham 2 wins + 7; 1st game winners:- Bob Hall/ Bill Harris +11; 2nd game winners:- Ron Amos/ Ross Kidson +20.

Turkey trots:- winners:- Chris Shinton/ Peter Chapman/ Paul the Python; runners up:- two Jones boys + Ashie; lucky door:- Peter Chapman; bog trophy:- Ron Bruce

Mollymook Men

SUPER SINGLES.  Secretary Manager Alan Shapley starting on 12 got away to a slow start allowing Gary McGuire to eliminate the handicap difference after 8 ends.  At that stage three 4's in a row to Gary made Alan's future look grim at that time however he likes a challenge.  

After 22 ends he took the lead, score 29/28.  After the next end it was 29/29 all with Gary holding two shots.  On his last bowl a brilliant on-shot from Alan picked up the jack but alas it drifted away to give Gary a 31/29 win. Great game.   

MIXED FOURS CHAMPIONSHIP:  The first round played  last Sunday saw Kerry Jones (S) Judy Henderson, Bina & Ted Fraser(L) def.  Paul Barnes(S), Trish Moy, Val Brady, Geoff Watson 17/14 & Chris(S) & Kerrie Machon, Ann & Barry Brandley(L)  def. Brian(S) & Judy Thurecht (L), Lyn Dundas  22/19. Quarter final is this Sunday 1PM.

PENNANTS: The 3s at home had a 10/1 win against L.Conjola, the 4s had a bye & the 6S at St George's Basin a 9/1 loss.      

SOCIAL.   Wednesday Triples:  David Munt with Geoff Corby & Dennis Jones took out the first Wednesday of the month mini jackpot ($90) with 10 points although they had a 26/17 loss against Al Wynter, Bob Rusk & Brian Lambert.  Friday Open Pairs:  The $120 prize was won by Terry Hill & Mark Sommerville. The $560 jackpot was not won.  The $15 KENO ticket went to Dave Munt & Andrew Jarvis.

NOTICE:  At 10AM prior to the next nominated triples jackpot day (Wednesday 21st)  an extraordinary general meeting will take place to vote on three resolutions to change the constitution regarding:  (1) Membership levels,  (2) Voting & (3) Executive members. BBQ will follow.