Exciting Competition Brings Joy to Dubbo RSL Bowls

The Dubbo RSL Combination Bowls event held on Sunday, October 18, attracted a vibrant crowd of 41 players, all eager to partake in the spirited competition. This gathering not only highlights the community's dedication to the sport but also the camaraderie that develops through friendly competition.

Success on the Greens

A standout performance came from the rapidly-improving Tim Moore, who teamed up with Tracey Keenan and Gordon Scott to claim first place in a commanding match. They demonstrated skill and teamwork, beating the duo of Sue McCauley, Cheryl Storch, and Mel Giddings with a score of 24-5.

Celebrating Milestones

In a delightful twist, the day also celebrated a significant milestone with Mary Perry marking her 89th birthday. Together with Eric Satchell and Matt Quill, she secured second place in their match, showcasing that age is no barrier to competitive spirit. Their challenging match against Ray Strawhan, Shirley Marchant, and Trish Gosper ended with a final score of 21-12, underscoring the competitive atmosphere of the event.

A Community That Supports Each Other

Further emphasizing the community's spirit, Sue Armstrong made a jubilant return to the greens, teaming with Pete Sinclair and Glennis Hannigan to achieve third place. Their match against Phil Knight, Pat Ryan, and Ros Joseph ended in a close finish with a score of 16-10, illustrating the competitive excitement of the day.

The camaraderie continued as John Zeb led his team to victory, and Bryan O’Sullivan and Steve Evans mounted a comeback to earn their win, demonstrating that perseverance is key to success in the game.

The event serves not only as a competition but as a gathering point for community members, encouraging both new and casual players to join in on the fun. The Dubbo RSL Combination Bowls event clearly exemplifies how sport can unite people and foster lasting friendships.