3rd NOVEMBER, 2025
The Kew Classic Triples was played on Saturday and Sunday, with a strong field of 84 bowlers coming from throughout the Mid North Coast and the Hunter to compete for the $4,000 prize money.
Favorable weather, fantastic bowls, good organisation and most importantly great comradery made it a spectacular two day event.
Everyone that competed were winners, but a few good bowlers also managed to snag some good prize money. The major winners were:
● Des Hancox, Brian Kettels, Steve Smith (1st Place) with 4 wins, 56 ends, 66 margin
● Brad Conway, Jeff Wylie, Paul Cini/Ray Allan (2nd Place) with 4 wins, 51 ends, 42 margin
● Dennis Hare, Russell Hill, Chris Balaam (3rd Place) with 4 wins, 47 ends, 39 margin
● Trent Goffin, Jimmy Yoo, Brad Martin (4th Place) with 4 wins, 45 ends, 29 margin
● Rob Cook, Col Young, Glenn Clark (5th Place) with 3 wins, 52 ends, 48 margin
Round winners included
● Terry Miles, Barrie Isaac, Dean Gemmell
● Andrew Richards, Paddy Bristow, Rod Quirk
● Noel McLeod, Ted Jolly, Laurie Nichols
● Peter Harrell, John O’Neill/Allan Lewis, Mark (Mitch) O’Neill
A big thanks to all the bowlers, sponsors and organisers for making it such a great event.
In Monday Monthly Pairs, a reduced field resulted from many players participating in the Kew Classic Triples. Trent Goffin and Brad Martin took out 1st Prize, with 3 wins and 25 ends. Chicka Thompson and Frank Raczka came second with 2 wins and 24 ends, while Charles Doyle and Gary Hamilton came third with 2 wins and 22 ends. Round winners were Dave Napper/Terry Miles, Warren Barnes/Garry Gleeson, and Gloria/Peter Wiget.
The Friday Jackpot failed to go off this week. The Rink Winners were Karen Rogan, Rod Quirk and Stewart Rogan. The Runners Up were Denis Squires, Pat Lendrum and Jean Donald. Voucher winners were Viv Gunter, Barrie Isaac, John Hilton and Cliff Kerr.
Bowls this week include Wednesday Social and Saturday Cashpot Triples, names in by 11.30 for a 12.30 start (mufti dress).
By Andrew RICHARDS
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