A home win at the Mounting Yard usually means a late night — and judging by Sunday’s results, a few of the Lawley lads might’ve still been feeling “bowled over” the next morning. Lenzo, clearly still floating after his last-bowl heroics the day before, nicked an away point over Cole. From there, it didn’t get much better for the Mounters. Munnelly and Lovett couldn’t be split, while Ryan beat “we’ll get it next week” Jones by 5. But it was Robbie Ball who showed his class with an aggregate-defining 11-shot demolition of Erceg’s fancied rink. The Brook boys are officially off and running — and maybe the Lawley crew should’ve skipped that extra round at the bar.

The Lions returned to The Den desperate to get their season roaring — and roar they did. Morley’s Leyland grabbed the visitors’ only joy with a win over Strachan, before the wheels well and truly fell off the Morley bus.
Stokes and Holman chalked up narrow rink wins, and then Big Bad Butch Dinnison went full carnivore mode, serving up the returning Elmer a 21-shot hiding. Bassendean climb a few spots on the ladder, while Morley are left licking their wounds — still winless after three and praying a return home can spark some life.

Two in-form sides went head-to-head in what promised to be a belter — and it didn’t disappoint. Hinge and Ward couldn’t be separated, while Ferris out-did Loran to pocket an away point. Smith, last year’s top skip, also added to the visitor tally with a tidy win over Sparrowhawk.
But it was Mr. Wright on the Night who sealed it for Warwick — his 11-shot masterclass over O’Neill bagged the aggregate and lifted him to the top of the skip ladder. Warwick stay undefeated after three, perched nicely on the summit and looking every bit the early crown favourites. Next week, they head to the Mounting Yard for Match of the Round.

A clash of last year’s 2nd and 3rd placed sides had plenty of hype — but it was the Swans who spread their wings and swooped away with the points. Dunstan got hold of Toster by 12, while Martin and Murray both won by 5 to seal the deal. The only joy for Wanneroo came from Geus — who beat Bone by 9 shots. Both teams now sit at 2–1, still circling the top four and eyeing off another finals run.

I tipped Yanchep to go 2–0 this weekend — and boy oh boy, did they deliver! They raised the bat with a +100 shot aggregate and made it clear they’re no easybeats this season.
Arnold and Lofthouse scored with Arnold getting over the line by 2 and Hartzer was victorious over Lord Bolton by 5 shots. Street beat Jones by 8 in another high scoring affair and it was Pat Daley who picked up the pots beating Easom by 13. Yanchep go 2-1 and will be optimistic about staying up this season.