Sorrento
Ian Munro, Arren Zis, Peter Morgan, Timothy Murray
Steve Mortimer, Lily Leach, Richard Bone, David Dunstan
Philip Potts, Peter Crow, Stanley Lindsay Baker, Trevor Orton
Gary Bayne, Barney Fleiser, Ronald Rogers, Ian Linford INS: Orton, Crow OUTS: Walton, Lucas
North Perth
Michelangelo Italiano, Ruby Leggett, Brett Havercroft, Anthony Kay
John Hobbs, Daniel Butler, Todd Hampshire, Markus Merz
Mathew McEwen, Simon Struthers, Timothy Thomas, Benjamin Horwood
Jeremy Matthews, Richard Newstead, Sally Wilke, Chris McKenna INS: Newstead OUTS: Dixon
Interesting game to start off with. Sorrento are winless on the bottom of the table and North Perth sitting 2nd with two wins after a dominant display last week against Yokine. Sorrento bring in Ortin and Crow who are both very handy bowlers and Newstead comes in to the Pioneers line up. Last time North Perth travelled they lost to Warwick and with Sorrento eager to get their first win of the season, I think they’ll be up and about and I’ll tip somewhat of an upset here
Sorrento 6-2.
Yokine v Cambridge
Yokine
John Henderson, Clifford Wemm, Debra Rhine, Shane Shaw
Fred Faigenbaum, Paul Hunter, Martin Sharp, Paul Kelly
Geoffrey Turner, George Vassilou, Jeffrey West, Ian Cooper
Garry Robertson, Julie Cooper, Richard D'Souza, Wayne Coffey INS: Rhine OUTS: McGrath
Cambridge
Andrew Ness, Stuart Lofthouse, Scott Palmer, Nicholas Lewis
Keith Granger, Alistair Duncanson, Geoffrey Jones, Neil Bolton
Edward Leahy, Clifford Wooldridge, Don Leeson, Garry Hawkes
Phillip McShane, David Phillips, Wallace Manning, David Jones INS: No changes OUTS:
After 2 home wins on the trot, the Knights travel to the Kennel to take on the Doggies who were soundly beaten last at North Perth. Deb Rhine comes in for McGrath for Yokine and Cambridge remain unchanged. Yokine are sitting 1-2, however they have had a very tough start playing against teams all vying for a top 4 spot and it doesn’t get any easier. Last time Cambridge travelled they lost to North Perth in round 1 by 5 shots, so they will be confident in recording an away win this week, however I’m expecting a bit of bite from the Doggies and get over the line…just!
Yokine 6-2
Wanneroo v Quinns Rocks
Wanneroo
Brian Bucowski, Gareth Hughes, Derek Griffin, David Anderson
Stuart Binnie, Noel Davey, Rod Beazley, Michael Golding
Robert Burns, David Burns, Echo Widermanski, Martin Nievelstein
Neil Williams, Glen Jack, Harold Whitman, Kingsley Toster INS: No changes OUTS:
Quinns Rocks
Paul Dean, David Eadie, Erron Martin, Steve O'Neill
Lawrence Johnson, Glenn Mountford, Neville Costello, Shane Smith
Trevor Hines, John Carrigan, Rohan Cantrill, Derek Richmond
Paul Papadoloulos, Antony Burrows, Christopher Bartle, Hugh Ward INS: Martin, Papadopolous OUTS: Parr, Barker
Wanneroo are up and about this season sitting undefeated and coming off a comprehensive away win against the Mounters last week. They remain unchanged against a Quinns side who are sitting 3rd on the ladder after two home wins and an away loss to Yokine. Wanneroo have set the standard this season so far and with Parr and Barker coming out the team for Quinns, Wanneroo should be too strong and I see them going 4-0 come Saturday evening.
Wanneroo 7-1
North Beach v Mount Lawley
North Beach
Tim Yates, Trevor Evans, Richard Hunter, Terry Jones
David Vinicombe, Gary Gregson, Sandy Stevenson, Alan Howe
Todd McMahon, David Anderson, Graeme Mackenzie, Jeffery Post
Geoffrey Watson, William Brown, Ed Retallack, Paul Butler INS: Howe, Vinicombe OUTS: Carlsen, Cowl
Mount Lawley
Martin Royce, Jane Lewis, Ian Watt, Laurence Kelly
Peter Callison, Mick Palumbo, John Fielding, Enda Munnelly
Denham Delmore, Mark Glasson, Guy Herriot, Phillip Park
Janice Miles, William Kimber, Carmelo Lenzo, John Cottier INS: Herriot OUTS: Cacciopolli
North Beach will be pleased to be back on their home turf this weekend after two away games in a row. They come up against a Mounters side who are yet to find their rhythm this season – relying heavily on the Park led rink. Herriot comes back in to the lineup to strengthen that rink after a week away with Howe and Vinicombe coming back in for the home side. North Beach is one of the harder places to travel and with Mounters looking a bit vulnerable at the moment, I’m going to go with the home side
North Beach 7-1
Doubleview v Warwick
Doubleview
Alan Bloxham, Colin Curham, Gary Papadopoulos, Mark Fredericks
Fred Williamson, Jarrod Steele, Taylor Pervan, Lindsay Thorn
Nigel Feletti, Antonino Gullotti, Michael Leed, Brandon Heta
Brent Penberthy, Edward Johnson, David Leed, James Barry INS: Curham OUTS: Martin
Warwick
Kevin Humfrey, William Shand, Clive Boyle, Geoffrey Hinge
Bernie McNamara, Andrew Dixon, Glenn Yabuka, Sean Wright
Gary Chappell, Colin Shier, Ivan Sparrowhawk, Brian Ledingham
Wayne Wyatt, Larry Middleton, Allan Hornby, Raymond Loran INS: No changes OUTS:
Both teas sit 1-2 after 3 rounds. Doubleview recorded their first win last week at home with Warwick going down away to Cambridge grabbing 2 points along the way. This is a must win for the View and one they would have ticked off as they went through the fixtures at the start of the season. Warwick would be confident heading to a grass surface and after beating North Perth a couple of weeks ago, they’re probably showing more promise than Doubleview at the moment. I’ll tip the home side to hang on in this one, but expect the Maggies to come for the fight
