A real topsy turvy game here, Blake Nairn the big winner by 22, but was offset by the almost as equally big winning 15 shot win by Steve Novak. The difference was that Cameron Harris was unable to offset the gap with his 4 shot win, the big guns battling it out for the winner of the day and it went to Dave Rankin by 12 over Clive Adams, Adams' first loss for the year. Overall it was only a 1 point game, a real nail biting finish!
Kardinya now sit 5th, Cambridge 7th but it is all so condense that ladder positioning at the moment is meaningless with so many gams to play and so many likely scenarios.

Huge upset here and don't Rossmoyne keep showing up and not laying down. They sit 6th on the table albeit only by 5 from relegation zone, but ask them at the start of the year how many wins they would like, to have 3 of them after only 6 rounds played means they can probably re-assess their goals now. Aim for finals, why not!
Manning again showing that they have a strong side on paper but good teams on paper mean bugger all, they sit 8th and while not cut your throat stuff yet, but a little tinkle of a warning bell in the background.

Doubleview packed too many gun punches in our game, John Slavich and Ryan Moyle the key differences in those particular rinks. It looked like Stewart Gosstray always had the measure on his rink, equally my rink able to hold off Charlie Slavich after an 8-0 start, so really it was the class of J Slavich and Moyle which won the day for their club.
Doubleview sit 3rd and pinch a mini gap to 5th of 5 points while Basso winless bring up the rear. At what point of the season do major changes occur? It will be interesting to see when that trigger gets pulled for the Lions.

I was confident of a South Perth win but gee whiz, 8-0 is sizeable. Big wins to Justin Opie and Ross Bresland meant aggregate never in danger and key wins by Scott Walker and Glenn Pauling sealed the result. Pauling with 6 wins sees him on top of the skippers table holding off Moyle courtesy of his draw in Round 1.
South Perth doing everything right early in the year, but they have had only 1 game on grass so far so the test for them will be to win on grass, thats where the grand final is played. Osborne Park will be smarting and they drop back to 4th with 2 losses in a row. A chance to get back in the winners stall this week.

A knifes egde game here in extremely windy conditions at Sorrento, both of these clubs probably the most used to wind and North Beach pushed the home side every step of the way but Sorrento held on, the biggest margin was only 4 shots to Daniel Brown and as the only winning rink for Sorrento it was enough to give them the overall win. North Beach had Paul Walker and Geoff Devenish taste single shot wins, with a high scoring draw from Brad Gillingham and Shane Rixom. Gillingham involved in another high scoring game means he has been involved in the most shots in his games this year, 263 and his shots for of 113 actually sees him sit 22nd on the skippers, exactly half way, but with 0 wins.
The win sees Sorrento consolidate 2nd spot while North Beach sit 9th, but not out of it by any stretch.