FNQ SPORTS RESULTS
FOOTBALL
Crad Evan FQPL U16 2022: Rebels 3 defeated Edge Hill 2. Crad Evans Division 1 Men: Brothers Townsville 6 defeated Douglas Dragons 0.
Crad Evans Division 1 Women: Estates 4(4) defeated Edge Hill Tigers 4(2).
Crad Evans Division 2 Men: Estates 1 defeated Innisfail United 0.
Crad Evans FQPL Men’s 2022: MA Olympic 6 defeated Edge Hill Tigers 2.
Crad Evans FQPL U14: Southside Comets 3 defeated Saints Eagles South 2.
Crad Evans FQPL U14/15 Girls: Townsville Warriors 3 defeated Leichhardt Lions 0.
Crad Evans FQPL Women 2022: MA Olympic 5 defeated Edge Hill Tigers 4.
Crad Evans U18’s 2022: Stratford Dolphins 2 defeated MA Olympic 1.
Crad Evans U23 Men’s: Edge Hill Tigers 4 defeated MA Olympic 1.
BOWLS BABINDA
Social bowls on Thursday, winners were John Sheehan, Bill Price & Ron Omodei, runner-up Les Holland & Darryl Jensen.
Names in by 1 for 1.30pm start on Thursday and Sunday. The Elio Crema Shield, FNQ section was played at Babinda on Saturday 1st October. 8 clubs whittled down to the 2 section winners, South Johnstone and Bros Edmonton. They returned on Sunday with South Johnstone victorious.
BROTHERS EDMONTON
Ladies Section: (By J. Rick) RESULTS: 2023 Club Championship Singles G. Buttigieg d E. Atkinson, D. Hester d S. Rowe. Games called for Thursday 6th October: 2022 Club Triples - A. Evans, L. Catalano, L. Uhrenholt V/s J. Rick, G. Buttigieg, R. Fraser. 9 a side bowls carnival with the shield donated by District Patroness Wendy Zieth was played in Mareeba. Winners’ Edmonton runners up Mareeba congratulation teams well done. Social bowls commencing at 1pm with names in by 12 noon please. This weekend is our annual Mixed Classic with a full green of 64 players. Men’s Section. Results: Wed. Sept. 28th –
Winners: Alan Del Favero, Mick Bucklar, Rob Moody. 2nd: Quentin Bates, Bill Power, Don Lawton. 3rd: Owen Scott, George Atkinson, Ray Jorgensen. Sat. Oct. 1st: WinnersMaree Daffy, Ron Taggart, Graham Cann, Bill Power. R/upJun
Mead, Quentin Bates, Greg Ceely. Coming Events: Wed. Oct. 5th - Men’s Self Select “3 Bowl” Triples cash prizes plus jackpot, visitors welcome. Nominations close 11.30am for play at 12.30pm contact Don Stewart 0427816894. Sat. Oct. 8th/Sun.9th – Edmonton Mixed Classic Fours (2 Ladies & 2 Men). Saturday Cards read 12 noon play commence 12.30pm 2 games each 16 ends to the bell. Sunday 8.00am play commence at 8.30am 3 games each 16 ends to the bell.
EDGE HILL
Ladies Social Bowls:
Thursday Sept 29 winners were Lorraine King and Joclynn Stebbings. R/U: Victoria and Tricia.
Ladies have changed the starting time for Thursday Social bowls due to Heat and Humidity issues at this time of the year. Thursday October 6 social bowls will now begin at 3pm. Get your names in by 2:30pm pm for 3:00pm start. Men’s Mixed Social Bowls:
Tuesday Sept 27, Social Bowls winners were Russell Lamb and Ian Stafford. Tuesday night social bowls winners were Robert and Geoff. Wednesday Sept 28, winners were Ray, Terry and Wayne. R/U: Frank, Lou and Greg. Saturday October 1 no Social Bowls were played due to insufficient numbers. Club Triples Final will be played Thursday Oct 6th with Allan, Chris and Steve Henson to now play Wayne Hunter, Peter Whitehead and John Hayes.
Men’s Consistency Singles schedule has Wayne Hunter V’s Steve Bragger and winner to play Brian Pattison with Peter Ryan V’s Peter Whitehead.
Mixed Pairs has Elaine and Peter Whitehead V’s Wayne Hunter and Tricia DeRon. Jill Alexander-Sachse and Steve Henson playing Lou Pomroy and Bruce Moseley.
Notice to our members. We have ARC Disability sending a group of its members to participate in Tuesday morning. 9am-10am Bowls activity each Tuesday starting this week. Volunteers are needed to offer assistance. Peace Lutheran College also have students each Wednesday and Thursday between 9-10am. 20 students each day.
Social Bowls will continue with Tuesday (1pm and 7pm), Wednesday night Self Selected Triples. Saturday Social Bowls will be played October 8. You can contact Ray Webster 0402 182 230 for social bowls assistance and volunteering your time or ring the Club 07 4053 1036.
INNISFAIL
A roll up of only 22 bowlers were on the green this week for Thursday social bowls. The team of Sergio Della Pozza,
Peter Smith & Denis Ryan declared winners for the afternoon.
New members and visitors are most welcome names in by 12:30 for a 1:15 start
In the Elio Creama Cup played at Babinda we finished runners up in our section going down to Edmonton by aggregate.
Congratulations to South Johnstone for winning the cup. All club competition games to be played ASAP.
The Cassowary Coast Carnival of Bowls will be played on the 22 & 23 of October at Innisfail & South Johnstone Clubs.
MAREEBA
Wednesday September 28th: Club selected 3 bowl pairs, winners –Graeme/Nola Burrows, Enid Leonard. R/up Sue Steffensen, Neil Vogler.
Thursday September 29th: self-selected pairs. 1stBob Pitson, Lorraine Cummings, 2ndMax Taylor’s team, Best 2nd game Lorenzo Cadorin’s team.
7 clubs competed in the 9 a side TFNQDLBA bowls carnival held at Mareeba over the 3 day weekend. Winners Edmonton club, r/up Mareeba club.
Elio Crema cup played for at Atherton and Babinda on the long weekend was won by South Johnstone club. R/up Mossman club.
Tuesdays: Barefoot bowls names in by 6.00pm. Come and try bowls, club bowls available and bar open every Tuesday night.
For information and nominations ph 40925288
MARLIN COAST
Tuesday afternoon Men’s triples: First-E Blythe, P Cavanagh, G Andreatta, Second- B Smith, F Lascala, B Wright
Tuesday night bowls:
Spider: Dave, Phil, Jason, Bead, Dennis, Geoff, Michelle, Sisca
Wednesday mixed bowls: First- A Ashton, B Andreatta, Second: B Clarkson, B Gillian, N Hooker
Thursday men’s triples: First: D Harrison, R Forder, M Hartin, Second: D Phillips, B Morris, N Robson
Saturday afternoon Walking Pairs: Winners of Winners: Not Played, Winners of Losers: Not Played
Club Championships:
Men’s Triples Final: E Blythe, D Grummitt, B Morris def J Russell, G Midson, B O’Connor 18-17
Monday evening Happy Hour, cheap drinks 4.00pm- 6pm.
Tuesday Afternoon men’s triples: 1.00pm start, dress optional. Cards called at 12.45pm
Tuesday night “bare foot bowls” – be here by 5.30pm for a 6pm start. Sausage sizzle + bowls and cash prizes. A fun night for all levels of bowler.
Wednesday Ladies bowls, gentlemen invited: 1pm start, dress optional, cards called at 1245pm
Thursday men’s triples, ladies invited: 1pm start, dress optional. Cards called at 12.45pm
Friday Night Prize-a-rama, Gold Rush, 100 Club, Meat Tray Raffles, Draw Starts 6.30pm.
Saturday jackpot Walking Pairs: 1pm start, dress optional. Cards called 12.45pm
Sunday happy hour 4.00 till 6.00.
All bowlers, non-bowlers and tourists welcome. Bowls available-free. ph. 40576931.
Note: All social games played, cards are called 15 minutes before start.
Club championships to be played: Check boards for play by dates for Championship games.
MOSSMAN
Saturday 1 October: 28 Bowlers for jackpot Bowls. Bill Smith/Bill Allison d Mick Plummer/Jock Constantine 25-23; Eric Smith/Kel Cunningham/Dick Pitt d Charlie Toohey/ Peter Fairchild/Peter Worley 29-26; Col Johnson/Jim Geddes/Bernie Savage d David White/Wayne Parkes/Joe Girgenti 25-20; Gerrard Beech/John Fossey/Nev Fletcher d Geoff Sims/David Egan/Daryl Hoskins 26-16; and the winners for the day, Terry Richards/Alistair Douglas/Nev Tesch d Col Widdows/George Wilmot/Peter Gorsuch 35-9. The Elio Crema Cup was played over the long weekend (Saturday to Monday) with Mossman represented by Mick Frese, John Cochrane, Chris Payne and Malachy McTaggart. The ATBC rounds 1 & 2 were played Atherton with 3 games Saturday and 2 games Sunday. In game 1 Mossman was defeated by Yungaburra 14-13; in game 2 Mossman defeated Herberton 20-14; in game 3 Mossman defeated Mareeba 16-10; game 4 Mossman defeated Atherton 15-10 and in game 5 Mossman defeated
Dimbulah 18-14. With 4 wins Mossman progressed to the finals to play the FNBC winner - South Johnstone, played at Yungaburra on Monday. A great final, however, South Johnstone won 26-15 to secure the Elio Crema Cup for 2022.
A reminder, the next Social Bowls will be held this
Thursday 6 October from 5.30pm with names in by 5pm at a cost of $10 per person. Cost includes a sausage sizzle after the game (8.00pm). To register ring the Club on 4098 1434. Social Bowls now held on the 1st and 3rd Thursday of each month and open to all members, non members and beginners wishing to try bowls for the first time.
Jackpot Bowls this Saturday, names in by 12 noon with card call at 12.45pm for a 1pm start.
The final of the Club Championship Triples (Gerrard Beech/ Kel Cunningham/David White vs John Cochrane/Ranald Edwards/Col Widdows) will be played this Sunday 9 October at 9am.
Best of luck to John Hopkins, George Wilmot, Bill Smith & Mick Plummer playing at Herberton this Sunday 9 October for the annual Tin Festival.
Next Monday 10 October the Men’s Committee meeting will be held at 4pm.
Nomination sheet on the noticeboard for those members that wish to nominate as a reserve player or team for the Mossman Classic 4s to be played on the weekend 15/16 October. Due to Mossman Classic 4s we will hold Jackpot Bowls on Friday afternoon (14 October) from 1.30pm nomination sheet will be posted on the noticeboard next week.
Anyone interested in playing bowls, either for the first time or returning to the game, contact David White on 0407 630 759. You can now follow the Men’s Section on Facebook (search Mossman Bowls Club Men’s Section).
WEST CAIRNS
Friday Scroungers: Winner were Geoff and the runner up was Ann.
Tuesday Competition: winners were – Joe Jackson, Ted Hamilton and Phil Buntain on 25pts and +15. Runner up team was M. O’Halloran, J. Carr and N. Mallyon on 22pts with +10.
Thirsty Thursday: the best players were Barry Armstrong, Ken Norman and Vince Wallwork.
Sunday Morning: the winning team was Bill Berger, Patty Puh, J. Murray and on 23pts and the Runner up team of Rick Radigna, G. Atkinson and J. Bent on 20pts. Jackpot was not won.
Club Championship – the Mixed pairs second-round game to be played was won by L. Blackhouse and M. Hetherton on 30pts defeating Joyce Alexander and Eddie Czarnecki on 21pts over 25 ends. The First round of Men’s triples competition games were played and Scotty Cal, T’mor and S. Ford 22pts defeated E. Czarnecki, B. Berger and S. Kavanagh 12pts – The other game G. Donovan, K. Vivian
and S. Smith 31pts defeated W. Edwards, J. Wilcox and J. Carr 13pts.
Skips to Check the board and organise the next games. Ensure that Helen Knows of any games to be played over the coming weeks.
Happy bowling and see you on the Green. Social bowlers are always welcome, contact the club and ask what times are available.
LADIES — Just letting you know that there is still ladies social bowls on Wednesday’s starting at 11.30am this is also open to men that would like a social game of mixed bowls. If you wish a game give Liz a call on 0400626765 names in by 10.45am finish about 3.00 club also has bowls to lend at no extra cost. Don’t forget our Pretty in Pink Day on Wednesday 19th October starting at 10.00am $25.00 per/ person includes green fees and lunch. It is self selected open fours first 16 teams only. All proceeds go to Queensland Cancer Foundation if you wish a game give Liz a call on number above nominations close on the 14th October 2022. The ladies from West Cairns Bowls Club that went to Mareeba to play in the 9-a-side bowls carnival on the weekend would like to thank all the ladies for a great time. Special thanks to Dawn and Julie and the two Ladies from Marlin Coast Bowls Club Anne and Cath for helping us out. Once again a big thank you. Good Bowling to All
WEST CAIRNS TPI
Despite being a public holiday, fourteen players attended West Cairns Bowls Club last Monday afternoon. At the end of play at 4.30pm the winning card drawn resulted in the team lead by Michael Ireland with support player Anne Semken being awarded with a small prize.
Play started at 1.30pm after the cards were called at 1.15pm. A break was enjoyed when afternoon tea was provided as part of the green fee. Next week we will again meet at West Cairns Bowls Club for the next game. if you wish to attend and are a registered lawn bowler, we would like to meet you and explain how our game is regarded as being very popular with all of our players in this area. Contact phone number to join us and to receive further information is Rosemary on 0409624623 any time before 11.00am next Monday, or on the sheet available inside the clubhouse.
Bowls can be provided if visitors require them.
Our green is carpet with a covered roof that can be used in most weather conditions we experience.
YUNGABURRA
Wednesday: Winners: A. Hogan, V. Prien, T. Simpson, J. Higgins
R/U: I. Wilson, D. Kilpatrick, M. Weber, C. Milloy
Friday: Winners: S. Hemensley, J. Lanham
R/U:T.Whykes, M. Hodgins
Margins Jackpot $338 won by T. Whykes, M. Hodgins Social Bowls Day Events:
Wednesday: 1pm start, Club selected teams, names in by 12 noon, club uniform optional.
Toucher Jackpot = $110
Friday: 1pm start, Self-selected pairs, game sheet outside the club, mufti dress.
Margins Jackpot = $93
Saturday: 1pm start, Self-Selected Triples, game sheet outside club, club uniform optional.
Toucher Jackpot = $120
Upcoming Events:
Come and Try Day: 16th October starting 1 – 5pm. Sausage Sizzle. Fun for all the family.
For more information contact Paul Stein 0484221054 or Alf Hogan 0447953186.
GOLF
CAIRNS
Wednesday 28th Men’s Wednesday Single Stableford A Grade: Winner: Steve Whanarere37 points c/b; RunnerUp: Brett Allen37 points; Third: Brendan Short36 points c/ b
B Grade: Winner: Colin Johannsen39 points c/b; RunnerUp: Jamie Zeng39 points; Third: Justin Jung38 points c/b C Grade
Winner: Troy Freeman37 points; Runner-Up: Rick Evans36 points c/b; Third: Danny Bohm36 points
Thursday 29th Men’s Thursday Single Stableford
Winner: Julian Warnock38 points; Runner-Up: Shane McDermott33 points; Third: Michael Keros31 points c/b Thursday 29thWomen’s Thursday Single Stableford Winner: Eun Lee46 points; Runner-Up: Tracey Dickinson38 points; Third: Carlie Hatswell37 points c/b Friday 30thMen’s Friday Single Stableford
Winner: Michael Ferreras39 points; Runner-Up: Stuart Ward38 points c/b
Saturday 1stMen’s Saturday Single Stroke
A Grade: Winner: Andrew Harms67 Nett; Runner-Up: Kev Gleeson68 Nett c/b; Third: Mark Sharkey68 Nett
B Grade: Winner: Klaus Weber68 Nett; Runner-Up: Darren Dutton72 Nett c/b; Third: Col Keily72 Nett
C Grade: Winner: Col Patterson67 Nett; Runner-Up: Liam Dunne68 Nett; Third: John Maher70 Nett
Saturday 1stWomen’s Saturday Single Stroke
Winner: Suda Woodward73 Nett c/b; Runner-Up: Aartje Ottens73 Nett; Third: Tracey Dickinson74 Nett
Sunday 2ndMen’s Sunday Single Stableford
Winner: Duncan McPhee42 points; Runner-Up: Tae Zheng39 points; Third: Tomoo Asai38 points
Sunday 2ndWomen’s Sunday Single Stableford
Winner: Suki Jung36 points; Runner-Up: Jannette Dienhoff35 points c/b
Monday 3rdMonday Public Holiday Medley Single Stableford
Winner: Trent Coleman41 points; Runner-Up: Liam Dent37 points c/b; Third: Brett Potter37 points c/b
FNQ WOMEN
The Far North Queensland Women’s Golf played their final round of interclub for 2022 in Mossman.
Atherton team were presented the shield by the FNQ president Niki Bruce to Atherton’scaptain Shelley Broadley, after a very close finish.
Half Moon Bay won the final day to bring their points up, however Atherton retained their lead which they held all year, to win by 2 points.
GORDONVALE
Wednesday Social Bowls names by 12-30 for 1pm start New players very welcome Club phone 40561050 Thursday Club Selected 3 Bowl Pairs Names by 12-30pm Last weeks Winners K Mclean & J Jackson Raffle J Rossi Fridays Bare Foot Bowls at 5pm Steak Burgers available Come & Try Bowls in the cool of the evening Bowls available for your use Saturday 15tth October Group of Bowlers are going to Stratford for a friendly Challenge See Linda for more details.
MILLAA MILLAA
Heck, monthly medal, which is of course sponsored by our friends at Mungalli Dairy Products and the Millaa Millaa Hotel, seemed to come around quickly, but, Sunday the 2nd and here it is again.
David Welch threw down the gauntlet last week and this stirred up the guns, we had three visitors in the 28 players and they were, John White, Ian Schultz and Dave Morrison from Atherton. We haven’t seen Graham Suffield for quite some time but the break didn’t do him any harm as he was first past the post with a very impressive nett score of 66, good game after a long lay off. Graham Murray was a clear second with a 68 nett, but the three points for third, all on 69, was Warwick Howarth, Ray Marsh, Trevor Warrener and Geoff Errey. But Geoff’s 42 on the back nine saw him get third and the three points.
Nearest to the pins went to Warwick Howarth for 1/10, visitor Dave Morrison had the best on 5/14 and Graham Murray’s second shot on 8/17 got him a birdy and the second shot prize on that hole.
The Silver Fox Don McHardie didn’t equal his 12 on number four this week (he had a 9) but Les Taylor wasn’t to be out done and equalled The Fox’s last week score.
One group had a rare thrill on the same hole when a couple of tree kangaroos made their way across the fairway.
In the Club House there were enough to have 6 draws in the raffle and the winners were, Kelvin Groves, Warwick Howarth, Graham Murray, Graham Suffield and Shane Soper won twice.
It was certainly worth Graham Suffield dusting off his clubs as his number 50 also came out in the members draw. So next week, which is sponsored by Graham Suffield and is a best 9 holes STABLEFORD, the members draw goes back to $10.
ATHERTON RIFLE CLUB
Sunday 2nd October at 800 yards with strong mirage and slight winds on a bright sunny day. FTR: Michael Keelan 113.1. “F” Open: Tom Murray 124.8, Ralph Loesche 123.2, Trixie Loesche 122.9, Trevor Armstrong 116.3. Field Rifle: Andrew Mccullock 109.3, Paul Little 102.13. “F” Standard: Gary Moss 119.6. Next shoot Atherton Sunday 9th October at 9oo yards starting at 9am.
HERBERTON SSAA
Saturday was a lovely spring day with light breezes for our C.F. for groups competition.
RESULTS: Average group sizes in inches at 100 and 200 yards and overall results in minutes of arc. 1, Bill, 0.3724, 1.0642, 0,453; 2, Jack, 0,4417, 1,1942, 0,519, 3, Gary, 0.8083, 2.1308, 0.936, 4, Lynn, 0.9928, 2.235, 1.055: Next week is our monthly meeting at the rifle range at 11.30am. The competition is a two card I.R.B. over 50m. Tuesdays and Thursdays social shoots start at 9 and 8.15am respectively.
MOSSMAN AND DISTRICT RIFLE CLUB
After our A.G. M and election of officers, 8 shooters settled into a double 500m match.
Conditions were hot and sunny, making mirage an issue this week.
In F Open, some visitors from Cairns Rifle Club helped bolster numbers this week.
Peter Carter found a couple of 5’s to finish the first detail with 58.5, Steve Lazarus suffering a similar fate shot a 58.4 and our own Wayne Walsh also shot a 58.4.
In F Standard Norbert Schmidt ended up with 58.1, Brendan Delaney shot a score of 51.2, John Brentson with a 50.2 and Carl Read with a 55.3.
In sporting Hunter class Dave Williams shot a 48.2 out of a possible 50.
In the second detail in F Open Carter stepped up the pace and shot a very nice 66.6, Lazarus just shy of that with a 65.1 and Walsh just topping that with a 65.4.
In F Std, Schmidt shot well to finish with a nice 66.3, Delaney also shooting well finished with 61.2, Brentson ended with 55.1 and Read with a 61.4.
Sporting Hunter class saw Williams finish with a 52.3.
The final scores:
F Open: Peter Carter 124.11 Wayne Walsh 123.8 Steve Lazarus 123.5
F Std: Norbert Schmidt 124.4 Carl Read 116.7 Brendan Delaney 112.4 John Brentson 105.3
Sporting hunter: Dave Williams 100.5
Next week is a double 400m match. Sign on around 12.30 and shooting starts around 1.30pm.
RAVENSHOE/MT GARNET RIFLE CLUB
On a wonderful, sunny Sunday with slight mirage/ switching winds at 500 yards are as follows:
F-Open: Jason Hauseham - 60.04, 57.02 = 117.06 F-Standard: Paul Padgett - 111.5, Liz Wilson 110.4, Murray Wilson 107.3 Peter Costello 101.1
F/Tr: Jason Hauseham - 119.7
We are looking forward to the Annual Open Shoot at Ravenshoe on 30th October (in conjunction with Ravenshoe’s Torimba Festival) following the Herberton OPM on Sat 29 Oct. following the Mackay OPM.
RAVENSHOE SSAA
Saturday 1st October 2022
Centre Fire Pistol: Gordon 173, Wayne 101, Graham 99, Miriam 84, Mick 65, Darryl 51. Service Rifle: J. Anderson 169.1, M. Payne 160, L. Mohr 157.1, W. Hose 129, J. Norman 103, M. Roach 96.1, D. Bax 96. Rook Rifle: J. Anderson 100.1, J. Norman 100, M. Payne 100, N. Roach 98.1, W. Hose 96, D. Bax 95, M. Roach 92, G. Gentle (o/h) 34.