Seven points and a healthy twenty three shot margin, all in a good afternoons work for the mighty Eagles. The big winners for the home side was the rink of John Evans, Andy Lill, John Andrew and Skip Stephen Hughes who comprehensively beat the strong Newton foursome by some sixteen shots. All other rinks were very close, with Karl Vandersluys and his rink gaining the only point for the disappointed visitors. Leeming now in no mans land for the rest of the season you would believe, but still need to be a bit careful they don’t end up in the bottom four.

The high flying Hawks have shown that they mean business this year, their second term in this division. They have been the surprise packet of the year without any doubt. Winning away from home to a team battling relegation, and gaining eight points into the bargain was a mighty effort. Robbie Hunter, Chris McMahon, “ The Saint “ and Shaun Farrell, set up the aggregate win with a big win over Michael Simms and his boys. A twenty one shot margin at the finish, after leading all day, gave the other rinks confidence, and they duly responded by all having wins. The Hawks still a chance of sneaking into the top three. The Reds with some work to do now.

What a huge upset the Mariners caused on Saturday, when they won a real cliffhanger at the home of the Ravens by the slender margin of four shots. But this was enough to give them the aggregate and a valuable six and one half points to show that they have a realistic chance of avoiding the bottom two. The two rinks that were skipped by Shaun McCormack and ex Mosman player Keith Manton, both won handsomely to set up the win for the visitors. While for the home side, the foursome skipped by Gary Beckwith carried on their winning ways, beating the experienced Wachmer by twelve shots.
The Ravens would have been expecting to win this one, as they are striving to sneak into the top three to give themselves a chance of promotion.

It must be said that the boys from the foothills at Armadale put up a bit of a fight at Spearwood on Saturday, when they challenged for brief parts of the game. However the home side, showed some real grit and character in the end to win by some thirty two shots, gaining seven points as well. The Storm had a rare rink win when the team of Dale and
Chad Hunt, Steve Wasley and Andrew Brown had a five shot win over the Silich four.
Good to see Ken Nadilo back for the home side, a fine guy and a fine skip to boot.

A fantastic clash between these two great rivals saw the Kookaburras get up in a real nail biter at Gosnells on Saturday. Only six shots separated these two good sides at the finish of an extremely high standard clash. However the Kookaburras gained the Lions share of the spoils with seven points to show for it. The big winner for the home side was Frank Carbone, Ian Farley, Eric McCurdy and Ronnie McKay, who had a very good twelve point win over the strong Hall rink. This result was well and truly countered for, by the strong Carruthers four. They won by seventeen shots, to always give the visitors some hope. Gosnells now in the box seat to finish on top of the ladder.