Gavin Scriviner has won his way through to the Wanganui men's open singles final. Photo/ Lewis Gardner
Gavin Scriviner has won his way through to the Wanganui men's open singles final. Photo/ Lewis Gardner
Gavin Scriviner and Clint Park will contest the Wanganui men's open singles title in March after yesterday's post-section play at the Wanganui East Bowling Club.
Eighteen players started yesterday's playoff draw, culminating in the afternoon's semifinals which included a father and son match-up.
In the earlier quarter-finals Scrivener beat KevinCoombe 21-13 to set up a meeting with Aramoho clubmate Gary Petersen who won his quarter-final with Keith Slight 21-17 for a place in the final.
On the other side of the draw, Ray Park's 21-10 hammering of Alan Springer set up an intriguing semifinal with his son Clint Park in and all-Wanganui Bowling Club affair.
The younger Park got there by ousting Peter Bellis 21-20 in a tight quarter-final.
Clint and Ray Park prepare for their father versus son semifinal match up at the Wanganui East Bowling Club on Sunday. Photo/ Lewis Gardner
Scrivener went on to complete a dominant weekend edging Petersen 21-18 to make the final later this season before Clint Park triumphed over his father Ray 21-11 in the day's final match.
The centre finals will be played on the weekend of March 16 and 17.
