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After more than 100 matches, some of them difficult to arrange, many of them closely fought, this is where we stand:
Pym (Mixed Singles, Handicap) – Final Des v Ray
Favell 2 Wood (Mixed Singles) – Final Des v Paul
Howard (Gents Pairs) – Final John G & Malcolm v Alex & Bill
King & Ayres (Ladies Singles) – Final Maz v Jennie
Proposal for un-played Finals Matches:

SATURDAY 18/9 3pm

Des v Paul
John G & Malcolm v Alex & Bill

SUNDAY 19/9 3pm

Des v RayMaz v Jennie
John G v Bill or Malcolm

PLEASE confirm to me ASAP you can play those dates

Aussie Pairs – Semi Finals to be played FRIDAY 10 SEPTEMBER at 3pm:

Jennie & Me v Mike & Anne
John W & Mike W v John G & Derrick

PLEASE all bring diaries so that the winners can arrange to play the Final ASAP (possibly on Friday 17/9?). Keep me in touch with match arrangements, we need to make sure the green is ready for play.

Good Luck everyone.

Ladies Pairs Final

Congratulations to Joy and Anne O on their win last night in the match against Maz and Beryl. We unfortunately couldn’t play it finals weekend as 3 of those taking part are on holiday then or the two weeks running up to that weekend.

It was a very close match until the 15th end when the consistency of Joy and Anne’s play took control. Well done to both of you.

O60 home against Sharnbrook

Nice win last week, very close to a 7 – 0 (just a measure on a drawing rink), and against a Sawtry team still in the hunt for runners up spot.

On to our last match of the season, at Home 2pm start on Wednesday 1 September, against a Sharnbrook side needing 5 points to secure second place themselves.

It would be nice to deny them, finish exactly half way in the table (see below), keep the shot difference positive, win more rinks than we lose, and achieve more than an average 56 points in the season! Hope that’s not a tall order, but I’d settle for 3 out of 5.

This is the line-up, a bit short of specialist leads I’m afraid:

John G, Jennie, Ray
Joe, Bill, Tom
Alex, Joy, Malcolm

I’m the stand-by Reserve.

Bring a woolly, that breeze will still be from the NE. I thought about playing across, rather than up & down, for a change?