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Emerald Isle Bowls Club by Elwyn Morris
Titans started the week at San Miguel Orcas, and they came away with a fine win by 10-2 with an Aggregate of 101-70. D Jones N Prior D Mooney 29-6, N Davis I Grimshaw M Ellis 23-19, S Ellis S Marks R Marks 20-18, P Coffey D Gerrard M Harley 19-11
Moonrakers were at home playing against San Miguel Stingrays and they were beaten by 4-8 Aggregate of 96-99. A Westwater J Nash M Stritch 27-8, S Renshaw J Forrest A Forrest 28-18
Cavaliers played at San Miguel Apaches, and they were beaten 3-9 Aggregate of 64-78. S Ellis B Kavanagh M Ellis 14-13, J Holmyard N Prior C Lindgren 18-18
Outlaws were playing San Miguel Cherokees, and they got beaten by 5-7 Aggregate of 75-98. J Renshaw I Fay S Renshaw 20-10, I Wren G Stritch A Fay 17-14, D Clark J Forrest A Forrest drew 18-18
SAPS is on at 13-15 on Saturdays
Quesada Bowls Club
10th Feb – Quesada Rubies were at home to San Miguel Marlins, the weather was good, so was the atmosphere. Winning on 4 rinks losing on 1, so gaining a great 10 points – 2 and the overall shots 103 – 72. Winners were John Cleal, Max Holmes, Richard Lewin 29 – 9, Sandra Johnson, Carl Evans, Meurig Thomas, 24 – 14 , Jacqui Denman, Tony Denman, Steve Hibberd, 17 – 16, Tina Brinton, Ray Phillipson, Terry Suckling, 19 – 11.
Quesada Pearls were away to Country Bowls Flamingoes, winning on 2 losing on 3. Winning teams were Brian Trinder, Violet Campbell, Mel Highland, 20 – 15, Allan Bowen, Dolly Ford, Colin Highland, 24 – 13. Both shots and points went to the Flamingoes, 93 – 92, 8 – 4.
14th Feb
Quesada Swifts were at home to San Miguel Comanches, the game was played in glorious sunshine and camaraderie. Winning on 3 rinks losing on 2. Winners were John Cleal, Max Holmes, Richard Lewin, 31 – 9, Cathy Skinner, Stella Jakeman, George Skinner, 20 – 14, Jacqui Denman, Carl Evans, Meurig Thomas, 20 – 12, Just missing out by 2 shots were Tina Brinton, Tony Denman, Terry Suckling, 14 – 16. Overall shots and points went to the Swifts, 102 – 74, and well fought 8 – 4.
By Chrissie Edwards.
SAN LUIS BOWLS CLUB REPORT 14.02.25.
South Alicante League: Monday 10th SL Klingons were away v La Marina and had a close fought match; 6 points-6, 79 shots-93. Winners: Brian Miller, Gordon Paton, Dave Blackie 22-14, Dee Hoey, Carol & Gary Thorpe 17-11, Stuart Wilson, Bob Bromley, Derek Biggs 20-11.
SL Romulans were home v Vistabella Drivers and had a great result, 9 points-3, shots 97-82. Winners: Margaret Haines, Ray Watmough, Peter Baldwin 21-19, Pauline Johnson, Ngaio Baldwin, Lyndon Johnson 23-17, Mike Wyatt, Tony Ferreira, Steve Gray 18-18, Chris Phillips, Derrick Cooper, Keith Phillips 22-9. SL Trekkers – BYE.
Winter League: Wednesday 12th San Luis had a good result away v Benitachell Bandits, 7 points-3, 61 shots-56. Winners: Cathy Morrisroe, Bill Webb, Noel Morrisroe, Scott Malden 15-12, Peter Ayres, Gordon Paton, Keith Phillips, Dave Webb 17-13, Dee Hoey, Chris Jackson, Brian Miller, Dave Blackie 13-13.
Southern League: Friday 14th SL Leopards had a good result, home v Vistabella Conquistadors 8 points-4, 77 shots-60. Margaret Haines, Ray Watmough, Pete Baldwin 27-11, Oyvind Lund, Jim Gwynn, Mike Wyatt 18-17.
SL Lions were away v Quesada Swallows and had a really bad day at the office, points 0-12, 60 shots- 113. SL Tigers – BYE.
It has been difficult recently for quite a number of our club members, or their relatives, having to go into hospital for emergency or ongoing treatment, operations, and care from illness that required more than just staying at home to recover, so our teams have been severely depleted.
The good news is that gradually our friends are recovering/ improving so we wish everyone a return to better health and hopefully back to the green, when they are well enough, sometime in the not too distant future. ´
Sheila Cammack
San Miguel Bowls – Barry Jones
On Monday we had all four teams in action with mixed results.
The Orcas were home to Emerald Isle Titans losing 2 – 10, 70 shots to 101. The winning trip were Jack Jackson, Ann Taylor and Bob Donnelly 16 – 15.
The Stingrays were away to Emerald Isle Moonrakers where they won 8 – 4, 99 shots to 96. The best winning trip were Barry Jones, Molly Tuohy and Keith Brimley 29 – 10.
The Orcas were home to Greenland Maples where they drew 6 -6 78 shots to 89, the best winning trip were Allan Patterson, Jan Farmer and Derek Farmer 18 – 10.
The Marlins were away to Quesada Rubies, where they lost 2 – 10.
On Wednesday San Miguel were away to Vistabella in the Winter League where they had a brilliant result winning 9 – 1, 78 shots to 49. There were two winning rinks, Margaret Patterson, Janet Parr, Jan Farmer and Lynn Greenland 20 – 9, and Mary Whitelock, Dori Svanbergsson, Steve Parr and Steve Cantley 19 – 8.
On Friday we had all four teams in action, The Apaches were home to Emerald Isle Cavaliers winning 9 – 3, 78 shots to 64. There were two winning trips; Pat McEwan, Steve Parr and Fred Willshire 18 – 2, and Margaret Patterson, Janet Parr and Gail Willshire 16 – 10.
The Comanches were away to Quesada Swifts losing 4 – 8, 74 shots to 102. The best winning triple was Matta Jonsdottir, Mary Whitelock and Ron Nairey 23 – 17.
The Navajos were home to Greenland Oaks losing 12 – 0, 103 shots to 53, enough said.
The Cherokees were away to Emerald Isle Outlaws, no report posted.
A reminder that the Wasps sessions take place Wednesdays 1.30pm for 2.00pm – €5 for an afternoon’s bowling with shoes and bowls available to borrow. Due to the popularity of the Wasps, first time bowlers are asked to attend an initial coaching session on Tuesday afternoons, starting at 1.45pm, by appointment ONLY. To book, please call Dave or Lynn Greenland on +34 667 207 508.
We welcome all bowlers who would like to join San Miguel B.C. as we are a unique club we only pay owner fees and a club fee and NO LEAGUE RINK FEES.
For further information on San Miguel B.C please contact club secretary Barry Jones on 602 504 905.
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