A tough weekend for the Senior women at the Super Sixes in Christchurch.

Singles player Sharon Leonard (Kia Toa)

Rd 1:  A loss to Central Otago 25 - 13

Rd 2: A loss to Christchurch 25 - 9

Rd 3: A loss to Marlborough 23 - 20

Rd 4: A win over Dunedin 25 - 18

Rd 5: A loss to Nelson 25 - 9

Pair 1: Lead Anne Wooffindin and Sam McAuliffe (Kia Toa) 

Rd 1: A loss to Canterbury 19 - 14

Rd 2: A loss to Marlborough 21 - 14

Rd 3: A loss to Dunedin 31 - 5 

Rd 4: A win over Nelson 17 - 15

Rd 5: A loss to Central Otago 20 - 18 

Pair 2: Lead Eileen Rabbidge and Lyn Wilkie (Timaru)

Rd 1: A loss to Marlborough 26 - 9

Rd 2: A loss to Dunedin 23 - 16

Rd 3: A loss to Nelson 27 - 8

Rd 4: A loss to Central Otago 25 - 14

Rd 5: A win over Canterbury 16 - 14 

Fours of Lead Julie McAuley, 2nd Carol Lee, 3rd Linda Gallagher, and Skip Barbara Tiffen. 

Rd 1: A loss to Central Otago 18 - 7

Rd 2: A win over Canterbury  13 - 12

Rd 3: A loss to Marlborough 19 - 10

Rd 4: A loss to Dunedin  24 - 10

Rd 5: A loss to Nelson 22 - 6

End Results:

1st: Nelson with 47 points 

2nd: Canterbury with 39 points 

3rd: Marlborough with 31 points 

4th: Dunedin with 24 points 

5th: Central Otago with 23 points 

6th: South Canterbury with 12 points. 

 - Carolynn Darby

The South Canterbury Men's Senior bowls representative team had a poor performance in the Super 6's played in Christchurch over the weekend. With a couple players unavailable the team should have performed better and this would be a disappointing result for the  selectors, and they will have to do a bit of soul searching thinking about the National Intercentre next month. It is fair to say that it is a tough event but a better performance was expected.

In the Singles Dave Wood had good wins over Marlborough and Nelson. In the Pairs Sam Morton and Nigel Mobberley just managed to draw against Canterbury 18 all, but they did have close games. Meanwhile the other pair of  Dave McNeill and Ricky Ross had two wins against Dunedin first up, and Central Otago in the last game. The four of Dean Harper, Alphy Trevathan, Dave Curtis, and Aaron Taylor won their last game against Marlborough convincingly and had some narrow losses.

Singles - Dave Wood

Won Marlborough 25 - 14

Lost Central Otago 9 - 25

Lost Dunedin 20 - 25

Won Nelson 25 - 16

Lost Canterbury 13 - 25

Pairs 1 - Sam Morton and Nigel Mobberley

Lost Nelson 13 - 14

Drew Canterbury 18 all

Lost Marlborough 15 - 16

Lost Central Otago 15 - 20

Lost Dunedin 11 - 15

Pairs 2 - Dave McNeill and  Ricky Ross

Won Dunedin 18 - 13

Lost Nelson 12 - 14

Lost Canterbury 3 - 30

Lost Marlborough 13 - 20

Won Central Otago 18 - 12

Fours - Dean Harper, Alphy Trevathan, Dave Curtis, and  Aaron Taylor

Lost Central Otago 12 - 14

Lost Dunedin 8 - 15

Lost Nelson 10 - 11

Lost Canterbury 12 - 18

Won Marlborough 17 - 6

Results:

1st - Canterbury 45 Points plus 137

2nd - Central Otago 35 Points plus 42

3rd - Nelson 31 Points minus 4

4th - Dunedin 31 Points Minus 40

5th - Marlborough 18 Points Minus 75

6th - South Canterbury 16 Points Minus 60

 - Richie Kerr