The rinks skipped by Pryce, Carey and O’Brien all had good wins over Vandersluys, Newton and Shannon respectively. With Vandersluys getting thrashed by twelve shots and Newton fourteen. Very rarely that these two strong rinks lose, let alone together. The Eagles 🦅 grabbing seven points into the bargain, and showing that they are in with a chance for a top three berth. The Lions would be licking their wounds indeed, and on the hunt for their next “ kill “ .

The Mariners finally winning a tight contest at last, scraping across the line by a solitary shot over the brave Cougars. Even though the home side won, they would be slightly disappointed with five points only from this close contest. The rink of skip Barry Coote, Mark Lindsay, Mark Gill and Andrew Hocken were the stars for the Mariners, winning by eight shots, enough to carry the aggregate. The other rinks had a combined total of seven shots difference at the finish, some good battles obviously.
A long way back up the hills, but three points might have helped the journey a little.

A great six points to the previously winless visitors from Spearwood, getting their first aggregate this year, and away from home, 👍. Ivan Perica and veteran Ken Nadilo both winning their rinks, the Nadilo four by a very good fifteen shots. Not often that Ivan Unkovich lowers his colours to anyone, but he certainly did on Saturday. Michael( Rowdy) Yates in his debut game for the Ravens winning by a massive eighteen shots, a good pick up for the home side, who were missing Glynn Vaughan I see.

The Hawks getting the job done at the finish of a good contest I heard. The visiting Rams putting up another good fight to eventually lose the aggregate by seventeen shots. Match winners for the home side being Travis Simpson, Father and Son Newton and Rob Fortini, they comfortably beat the solid Edwards rink by some fourteen shots. Robert Foy and his rink maki g sure the aggregate was safe, beating Mark Devenney by thirteen shots. The Rams able to take two points away with them, after a solid effort.

A real thriller at Beeliar, where the Millers got the bigger share of the dough with a fighting one shot aggregate win over the Roosters. A real surprise, as most teams struggle up at the home of the Roosters on their undercover and tricky surface. The match winning rink for the visitors was John and Tony Percival, Denis Bandy and skip Billy Roelofs. They beat big Joe Marevic by a healthy twelve shots. The other rink winner for the Millers was the strong rink of Mick McRae, Maxine Petrich, Greg Reagan and the enigmatic Merv Hughes. Tepania and Simunovic getting a couple of points for the disappointed Roosters.