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“Brad Keen’s rink won by 15 shots and had control of the whole game, as did Geoff Annear’s rink which won by 13 shots which put us in the position to go on for the win overall,\u201d said Clunes\u2019 Mark Vorback.<\/p>\n
Bungaree rink of Only the rink of Tony Trigg managed four-shot a win.<\/p>\n
While the Division 6 and 8 Clunes sides finished on top of the ladder after the home and away season, both succumbed to Linton and Learmonth respectively in their grand finals.<\/p>\n
It was a nail biter in the Division 7 with required extra ends needed to determine the final result Ballarat East eventually getting a three-shot win over Ballan, which had played through the whole season undefeated until the grand final.<\/p>\n
Ballarat East\u2019s Tony Driscoll rink had a nine shot win and played a pivotal role in securing the victory.<\/p>\n
Ballan however did manage to get a premiership in Division 3 where they accounted for Victoria.<\/p>\n
Ballan’s rink skippered by State bowler Anne Draffen ended with 25 shots up and although Victoria’s Stephen Britt foursome managed to go 24 shots up it was not enough to offset the overall deficit.<\/p>\n
In the Premiership Division played at City Oval Bowling Club, Webbcona had a good win over their Sebastopol opposition and claimed their first Premiers\u2019 flag in 16 years.<\/p>\n
Ben McArthur rink had strong 13 shot win over Rob Baker, playing an influential part in securing the top-level flag.<\/p>\n
Gary Johnson’s squad had a five-shot win while Matthew Blackburn drew 20 shots each with Sebastopol’s Scott Robert.<\/p>\n
It was a massive win for Webconna, with the team having only qualified to play finals following a strong win in their last game of the regular season.<\/p>\n
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