The Bay winning as predicted out at Armadale, but the margin of fifty one shots and the eight points tell us that the visitors were extremely dominant, to say the least.
All four rinks were won very comfortably by the the Bay, with Ron Hall and his team very dominant against the Heta foursome, seventeen shots the margin at the finish.
Hall was ably assisted by his very good lead in Steve McBriar, second Steve Hide, and reliable third in Harry Wilson.
The remaining Bay sides all had wins by eight, ten and fifteen shots.

The Hawks flying high at Hilton, gaining a twenty nine shot win, and grabbing seven shots into the bargain.
My mate at Hilton tells me that the rink of Skip, Travis Simpson, was extremely well served by the Newton boys, who apparently were very dominant throughout.
He also whispered to me that young Daniel Newton is a walk up start for a Premier League position, but that Hilton are keen to keep him naturally.
The Simpson four thrashed the McCormack four by some twenty three shots, a match winning effort.
The rink skipped by Mark Gill were able to achieve one point for the visiting Mariners , with a solid eleven shot win over the Standley four.

The Ravens carrying on their winning ways, with a solid twenty one shot victory over the Reds at Vic Park, where they tell me it was very hot indeed.
Gary Beckwith having another resounding win, this time over the Florance rink.
I believe that Riggio, Rewell and third Murray White were very dominant in the fourteen shot victory. Holden and Vaughan having solid victories for the Ravens, while young Jon Jermalinski in his first game as skip for the Reds, winning by four over Sewell.
The Reds failing again, but not too far away I guess.

The Kookaburras having the last laugh over the Eagles out at their very hot venue in Gosnells. Some say it was too hot out their, and shouldn’t have been played.
The very reliable rink of Rickard, Tulett, Hickinbotham and skip Brett Holland giving the normally good Steve Hughes four, a right old towelling by some fifteen shots.
The General also in a good vein of form beating Obrien for the other point for the victors.
Pryce and Adams grabbing two valuable points for the wounded Eagles.

In the match of the day at Spearwood, the visitors had a morale boosting victory over the feisty Spearwood boys by only four shots.
I believe that this clash had everything that a game of bowls can produce, deft draw shots, solid driving, and a fair bit of gamesmanship to boot.
The match wining rink for the Lions was that of Newton, Dobie, Hickey and Andersson, who beat the Ivan Perica four by nine shots.
And of course, Karl Vandersluys and his team, won as usual, beating Ken Nadilo by five shots.
Unkovich and Pesich skipping their rinks well, to gain two valuable points for the home side.