The Kookaburras showing that they have ground superiority over the fighting Hawks, especially on their home turf.
Grabbing seven points and more percentage into the bargain.
Winners for the home side were the rinks of Crabb, Nicol and Carbone.
While for the visitors, Robbie Hunter and his teammates salvaging one point, and carrying on their good season.
They had a solid six shot win over the well performed Holland foursome.

I have heard first hand that this encounter had plenty of fireworks, but the home side finally prevailed in a close one at Spearwood.
Once again the Unkovich rink carried the day, winning by a massive twenty one shots over the Florance four. Unkovich and his teammates of Bavcevic, D’Ascenzo and Petkovich simply dominated from the outset, and did not allow the visitors into the game at any stage.
The two promising skips of Simms and Jermalinski gaining two valuable points for the Reds.

A fantastic home win to the Eagles, who are certainly combining well as a very solid sixteen
Ten point wins to the rinks skipped by Angel and McIlhenny was enough to get the aggregate and six well earned points. I believe that this is the first time that McIlhenney has skipped at this level, well done Dave
Pryce missing for Manning, a big out.
The rinks of Beaumont and the ever reliable Hall grabbing two points for The Bay.

My fellow bowling mate from the home of the Lions informs me that this game was a real cliffhanger at the finish. The Mariners showing the home side a clean pair of heels 👠 all day, until the last couple of ends.
Two weeks in a row now that the Mariners have seemingly relaxed over the last few ends, to lose once again.
Good to see the rink skipped by Shaun McCormack back in the winners circle, with great help from “ young “ Roley Ireland, Pat Kelly and the promising Marcus Starcevich.
The star for the Lions was Jim Newton who won the aggregate with his last bowl, and in the process beat the Wachmer rink by five.
Vandersluys and Heldt drawing their rink in a high standard clash.
The unheralded Andersson four winning in the last couple of ends for the Lions.

Fifty Three shots up and Eight points, not a bad afternoons work for the home side, when they thrashed the Storm. Big winners for the Ravens were Gary Beckwith, Murray White, Ian Rewell and brilliant lead in Pas Riggio, who thrashed the Heta rink by sixteen shots. This rink is proving to be the yardstick for the home side this year, now lying atop the Skip Ladder, having lost only two games all season.
The biggest win though came from Curtis, Separovich, Slade and skip Glyn Vaughan who demolished David Earl and team by twenty five shots. Chad Hunt and his boys putting up a brave fight for the Storm but ultimately losing by two.