CYCLING
GOLF
Stratford: Men, Saturday was the second qualifying round for the club match play champs and the Armstrong and Yardley cups. Leading in each division are; senior, T. Cawley; Intermediate, L. Eagar; junior, V. Jones and the Roy Wills leader is D. Banham. Leading the net score for the Yardley cup is L. Eagar and T. Cawley leads in the
Armstrong Cup competition for the best gross.Scores in the daily haggle, Division 1, L. Eagar net 67, S. Ngatai 70, M. Cook 71 and N. Aldridge 72.Division 2, B. Knowles 67, C. Christie 68, V. Jones 68, and R. Swindlehurst on 70.
Ladies, Tuesday August 16 the Ladies played Extra medal and Putting. Jennifer Patterson and Debbie Volzke both had 73 net. Best Putts was Jennifer with 28 and Diane Morresey had 29. Next Tuesday is Top Club Qualifying. Starters Lynete Harrison and Pam Arthur. On Saturday 20 August the Ladies played Top Cat. Ann Braithwaite and Heather Vivian beat Sharyn Buchanan and Debbie Volzke, to be the overall winners. In the other match Pauline Downs and Jill Evans beat Caitlin Reardon and Jennifer Patterson. Next Saturday 27 August is HP, LGU and Putting.
Hawera: The Strokeplay Championships at Fairfield were completed last weekend with Shane Rowe taking out the Senior title by 3 shots from Karl Stratton. Duckie Ropiha easily won the Intermediate with 83 & 79 total from Steve Batchelor. Don Cameron and Geoff Ragg tied in the Juniors on 181 each with Geoff winning the play off and Neil Yeoman blitzed the Limit division on 187 from Graeme Yaxley. The finalists of the Saunders cup after the weekends rounds are Scott Craven and Darryn Sunnex. Saturday’s net winners were: N.Yeeoman 64, S.Craven 65, D.Sunnex 66, A.Ropiha 68, S.Rowe 69. Sunday’s haggle was won by the Clubs form player at the moment Duckie Ropiha with 41points from Daniel Quintus 38 and G.Ragg 37. This Saturday is a stableford competition.
Te Ngutu: Thursday 59ers. Stableford. P Bishop 46, N Pearson 41, G Stannard 40, A Langton 40, R Caskey 39, A Kemp, P Fake, C Ranford 38, N Preston, B Walsh 37, S Robinson 36. Twos C Radford, R Hall, P Fake, P Bishop (2), A Langton, J Love. Closest to the Pins. 2nd J Love, 4th R Caskey, 11th C Radford. Wooden Spoon P Toumo. Saturday Pro Haggle. Richard Johnson 43, P Luke 39, S Kara 38 K Ropiha 38.
Twos P Bishop, J Luke, D Bunker, G Stannard, M West, M Jones. Remaining Paul Owen Matches need to be played by Sunday September 4, Please arrange these with your opponent by then. Also on Saturday was the Qualifying for the Top Club Competition. Top three in order in each division were Seniors K Ropiha, J Morris, J Luke. Intermediate M Jones, B Luff, M West. Juniors C Fowler, R Johnston, J Langridge. Matches played in the Leece Rosebowl saw wins to M Jones & B Luff over R Hall & J Langridge. M West & C Fowler over N Ropiha & F Bunker. Draw for this Saturdays Semi-finals. 9.30am A Kemp & R
Park vs M West & C Flower. 9.40am M Jones & B Luff vs W Coxhead & S Robinson. Sunday saw a field of just on 50 play the Matt Cleaver 36 Hole Classic. The gross winner for the fifth year in a row was Kerry Otene of Inglewood with rounds of 67 and 66. The overall net winner was Te Ngutu`s Nick Mills with net 74 and 68. Senior men`s net: Kent Riddell 1, Joseph Doyle 2, Josh Morris 3, Michael Sharp 4, Nathan Ropiha 5, Shane Rowe 6. Juniors net. Clive Porter 1, Jamie Johnston 2, Gareth Savage 3, Richard Hall 4, Trevor Jones 5, John Lovell 6. A big thank you to Matt Cleaver for sponsoring this event once again. Semi Finals of the 18 hole Fraser Trays Foursomes were played, Gwyneth MacDonald and Janine Lockley beat Judy Towers and Julie Cleaver,
KayeMaree Mihaljevich and Jan
Hawera Cycling Club race result for Saturday September 20: Hawera’s Robbie Colville was first home after a three-way battle with New Plymouth riders John McMahon and Melanie Hansen. The experienced Colville used the last climb to open a twosecond lead which he maintained to the finish. The battle for fastest time was hotly contested with anyone of the bunch of 14 riders in the hunt two kms out. Hawera’s Peter Schrafft and Seth Coleman broke away with Scrafft taking the honours by the smallest of margins.
FOOTBALL
Mark Frost Electrical Hawera B’s won 3-2 against FDMC second XI. Goal scorers, Toby Stratton, James Weir and Phil Le Marquand. Player of the day – James Weir.
Hawera Kitchens Hawera C’s won 9-2 against Inglewood. Goal scorers, Daniel White 4, Sam Stewart 2, Bradley Frost 1, Jared Chittenden 1, Shaun Smith 1. Player of the day – Paul Steel.
Mulch & Mow Hawera Women’s played semi-final of Duchess Cup, 0-0 after normal time, lost 0-2 after extra time. Player of day – whole team for a great effort in the game.
12th grade Hawera Stars vs. Coastal lost 5-2. Goals Finn Van Endhoven 2. Player of the day, Madison Landsborough.
Hawera 11th grade won 13-3. Player of the day Zander Griggs.
Hawera Rebels 13th grade won 8-1 against Waitara. Goal scorers, Conner Wellington 1, Dean Oxenham 1, Ethan Costello 1, Kelly Evans 2, Mason Wishnowsky 3. Player of the day shared between Mihaka Toi , Tylah Cooper & Mason Wishnowsky. This coming weekend
· Rough Habits Hawera A vs. Moturoa in NP 2pm kick-off Duff Rose bowl semi-final
· Mark Frost Electrical Hawera B vs. Peringa in Hawera 12pm kick-off Nimmos Cup semi-final.
St Joseph’s Hawera Football 6th Grade Jets: Won 3 games. Goal scorers: Ashton Clarges, Kahurangi Harrison.
8th Grade Chargers: Won 1, Lost 2. Goal scorers: Meika Pulman, Seth Lewis, Toby Stephens. Player of Day: Meika Pulman.
11th Grade Patriots: Lost 5-8 against NP Rangers. Goal scorers: Joshua Carradus, Tyler Midgley, Reed Young, Reed Lavery. Player of day: Joshua Carradus.
12th Grade Titans: Beat FDMC 8-2. Goal scorers: Blake Fairweather, Edward Mulligan. Player of the day: Team performance.
Congratulations to all teams for a great season for the club, roll on 2017