The Ottery ladies started the week playing host to Sidmouth Blue in the LOFTL, writes Michael Smith.
The ladies were in fine form and won the match 45-31 thanks to success on both rinks with Terri Ward, Sharon Kenny and skip Shirley Fewtrell having the best rink, 24-16.
It was a victorious week in the men’s Over-60s League with all four teams being in The A team were successful on both rinks at home to Belmont A, winning the match 33-29 with the top rink being Richard Bland, Peter Jones and skip Terry House, 17-14.
The B entertained Bradninch and shared the rinks, but won overall to the tune of a 36-34 score line. In this match there was a 22-17 win for the rink Richard Chapple, Bryan Salter and skip Andrew Evans.
The C team travelled across to Mid Devon to meet Uffculme C and returned with their 100 per cent start to the season still on-going as they banked all eight available points with a 53-32 win. Bob Porton, Norman Lawrence and skip Dave Rose were the top rink at Uffculme wit their score being 29-18.
Last, but not least, the D team were 36-31 winners at Hemyock B, drawing on one rink and winning on the other with Graham White, Maurice Flower and skip Mike Smith securing a 16-11 success.
In the friendly fixtures Ottery welcomed Dunkeswell, but with just two rinks and quite a few ‘extra’ Ottery players making up the numbers the score was immaterial to an enjoyable afternoon.
Several Jubilee were next to visit Ottery, bringing six rinks and, in a close match, came away with a 125-120 victory, Val Jones, Maurice Flower, Maureen Phillips and skip Richard Bland had the best Ottery rink, 28-18.
In the EEML, Ottery were at near neighbours Honiton where the rinks were shared at 2-2, but Ottery took the match honours 66-57 with Richard Chapple, Carol Keating, Gerard McArthy and skip Steve Hall helping the cause with a fine 22-7 success.
As always please visit the website at otterystmarybowlingclub.com or contact Mike Smith on 01404 811195 for more information on all matters Ottery St Mary Bowls Club.
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