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Gwen Lawson: Centre Open Pairs next big event

Gwen Lawson
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26 Oct, 2016 09:25 PM2 mins to read

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The following is the draw for the Centre Open Pairs to be played on Saturday and Sunday:

Men at Onerahi: D. Mitchell; G. Whitham; J. Matich; L.Reader; A. Trimmer, K. Bint; R. Walsh; R. Kerr-Davis; T. Johnston; T. Reader; T. Mooney; A. Wheeler, D. Henwood; R. Arbon.

Men at Mount Manaia: J. Jamieson; C. Edmiston, M. Howie, J. Dunn, G. Bond, G. Lyddiard, L. Vallance, R. Bowmar; M. Curran, B. Scott; I. Bowick; P. Mitchell; K. Fitness; B. Horscroft.

Women at Whangarei Top Green: P. Arbon, D. Fischer, M. Gurney, P. Warth, J. Moyle, L. Stewart, D. Robinson, A. Halls, M. Attwood, R. Jellick, G. Norris-Palmer, M. Parker.

Women at Kensington Bottom Green: S. Stirling, L. O'Neil, L. Mills, J. Rutledge, S. Ayerst, K. Horscroft, M. Yovich, D. Owens, S. Rudman, M. Timoti, J. Walker, S. Wightman.

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See the Centre's website for conditions of play. Start time 8.45am. All clubs have also been advised.

The next scheduled event is the Centre Open Fours for men and the Centre Open Singles for women. These events are to be played on Saturday, November 5 and Sunday, November 6. Entries for the Centre Fours for men are very poor and whether this event is played will depend on the entries received in the next three days. Entries received to date are on the Centre website and are scheduled to close today.

Players are also reminded that the Centre Fours for women and the Centre Open Triples for men are scheduled for November 26 and 27. Entries close on November 17.

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Entries for the NZ Interclub 7s are also now being accepted. Clubs please get your teams together, including a nominated coach. Two divisions will be played. Entries close on November 24.

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