The following teams have entered the Centre Open Triples for Men and the Centre Open Fours for Women this weekend:
Men at Waipu: A. Marsh, I. Bowick, K. Robinson, M. Jones, G. Bond, D. Reader, G. Herbert, J. Dunn, J. Jamieson, A. Booth, P. Wightman,A. Smith, S. Nelson, P. Nicholson, R. Roadley, C. Wintle, B. Horscroft, N. Hibbert, T. Moyle, K. Fitness, L. Richmond, J. Crocker, G. Lyddiard, T. Chapman, R. Anderson, B. Barnetta, D.Eades, G.Penney. Women at Onerahi: K. Wintle, D. Lawrence, J. McLean, L. Mills, P. Warth, D. Catton, K. Horscroft, B. Mitchell, S. Epsom, W. Sargent, A. Halls, A. Bateman, M. Attwood, M. Parker.
Junior Centre representatives:
The selectors for the Junior Centre representatives have announced the following teams to compete against Auckland, the Far North and North Harbour in the second round of their competition.
Women 1-8: Singles: Diane Strawbridge; Pairs: Verna Clyde, Chris Budge; Fours: Carol Neeley, Savanna Lauder, Jenny Hardie, Judy Moyle. Reserve: Laurel Jones.
Women 1-5: Pairs: Sue Rokstad, Irene Donaldson; Jane Walker, Gwenda Smith; Fours: Mona Guttenbeil, Janice Payne, Noelene James, Tina Harris; Rawi Brewster, Jan Hollingsworth, Judy McKenzie, Glenys Sandilands. Reserves: Lyn O'Neil, Jan Guiness.
Men 1-5: Pairs: Glen Wintle, Murray Heaton; Jeff O'Neil, Bill Harris; Fours: John McCall, David Mora, Ken Rozell, Bill Roberts; Ross Hollingsworth, Graham Leonard, Pakira Walters, Bruce Hathaway. Subs: Ken Proctor, Mike Curran.
Congratulations to Carol Neeley (Kamo) who won the Women's Open Singles at Mangawhai when she defeated Anne Bateman (Hikurangi) in the final.
Congratulations to Gordon Bond, Dean McMurchy, Joe Thorburn, George Lyddiard (Kensington) who defeated the local combination skippered by Wog Wintle (Mangawhai) in the final.
Both winners will represent Northland in the New Zealand final of the Club Championships later in the season.
The centre events manager advises that section play for the upcoming Centre Triples and Fours has been altered to three games for section play, two or three wins to qualify.
This will mean fewer hours on the green to qualify on day one, and should result in more teams qualifying for day two.
The centre triples for men and fours for women will be held this weekend (28 to 29 November).
