Sorrento, having beaten Yokine in the preseason, came into the match with plenty of confidence, but Yokine just came off a win against Quinns Rock (which I predicted would finish top) and they also had every right to feel confident.
Dunstan and his rink had a field day on the greens. The Martin rink rushed out to a 9 v 1 lead and never looked back. Kelly won a close game and Shaw is back to skipping and playing great bowls. The only highlight for Sorrento was watching a wrong bias on the last bowl.

Which North team was the best on the day, well North Perth cruised out to a lead across the board and never really looked back. North Perth are sitting undefeated and the Reagan rink has not won a game this season, that is scary when his rink finally clicks. Horwood is sitting top of the skips table and winning games and that combination seems to be clicking. Post does not normally lose many games, but the Merz rink put him to the sword, with the Swiss champion enjoying a fine day on the greens.

Quinns back in the winners circle with a huge win against Swan. The Davis rink I find interesting with the swings in fortune. Cantrill stepped up to skip and got a win against the dangerous Urquhart rink, that would have gone a long way to securing the aggregate for Quinns. Parr looked to have a field day against the Mercer rink by 27 shots.

If you want to finish top of the table and Ossie Park have ambitions to finish first, you need to beat Wannaroo. The Lawerence rink maintains their unbeaten run but a 7 shot win was not enough to cover Anderson.

Morley would love this win, it feels like a battle to get off the foot of the table and give yourself a chance to avoid relegation. At the moment it seems I miss judging Joondalup's ability and they may be at the bottom of the table by season's end. Mitchell put on a clinic and kept the opposition to 5 shots, while racking up 31 of their own. Orchard also put up 31 shots, it was a big scoring day on the Morley greens.