Upper Hutt sports results

scholarship scheme and for the last three years she has also served on Wellington Hockey’s judicial panel.

The club and the sport is in good shape with the Maidstone astro facility helping attract and retain players, Rennie said,

‘‘We would have about 80 active juniors this season. Hockey is a quick game and I think it’s the fourth most popular game in the world in playing numbers.’’

Rennie has no retirement plans. ‘‘ But I might not play quite as much next year, I’ve got bad legs,’’ she said.

She is also a veteran cricket player, having played for the same Upper Hutt women’s club side or 21 years’’.

‘‘I guess I’m a bit of a stayer when it comes to sport. It’s my favourite thing.’’

GOLF

Te Marua : Mid-week men 15 September: 1 George Allen, holes 1-9 1 Pat Williams 20, holes 10-18 1 Peter Stone 23, closest pin #2 Alex Ross, closest pin #15 Kevin Keown, closest cone #1 Ray Randle, cone 2 Dave Edhouse, cone #3 Rodger Hough, holes in two Gordan Harker #15, Gavin Harrison 11;

10 September: Mixed Stableford Dean Alexander 39, Sam, Iraia 33; 11 September: Stableford 1 Steve Dearns 44, Clinton Codyre 43, Rex Peebles 42, Maurice Phillips 42, Dean Alexander 41, Stephen Quinn 38, RobertMcIntyre 38, Chris Brooks 37, Russell Oliver 37, Tony Claasen 37, Wayne Bach 37.

Women’s Stableford 1 Amie Clisby 38, Audrey Messenger 34. Holes in two Clinton Codyre #2 & AMP; 1, ZaneWilkins 2, Con Rogers 2, Kayne Martin2, Robert McIntyre #6, Amie Clisby 11.

BRIDGE

Upper Hutt Club 14 September:

N/S D Lynn, A Lovell-Smith; E/WC Manville, MFowke; 15 September N/SM& G Dick; E/WO Knowles, S Pattison; 16 September N/S E Andrew, A Beyk; E/WL Ward, S Blake.

CHESS

Upper Hutt club results: A grade, Alan Hurley lost to Jeremy Knowles. B grade, Fred Hince lost to Anton Reid, Ray Watling beat Roger Smith, Nick O’Kane lost to Tony Hughes, Boris Legner beat Bill Orr, Paul Bowden lost to Richard Catterall.