Page 72 • The HERALD • 14th September 2023 v SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE HERALD v SPORT IN THE HERALD Forest Gate Indoor Bowling Club The bowling club plays at West Totton Centre, Hazel Farm Road, SO40 8WU. Free open sessions are being held on: • Mondays 2nd & 9th October between 2pm and 5pm. • Thursdays 5th & I2th October between 7pm and I0pm. More information contact Chris: 07792 589922 or: twokavs@sky.com Give Indoor Bowling A Go Forest Gate Indoor Bowling Club plays at West Totton Centre, Hazel Farm Road, SO40 8WU, from October to March. ey play ¾ mat bowls on 60 length rinks (not to be confused with ‘short mat’). Free open sessions are being held in October and everyone is welcome to go along and give thema try. Just wear at sole shoes and bowls will be provided if you do not have any. Open dates are: Monday 2nd and 9th October between 2pm and 5pm and Thursday 5th and 12th October between 7pm and 10pm. For more information contact Chris Kavanagh, C lub Secretary, on 07792 589922 or email: twokavs@sky.com WOMEN’S AND GIRLS RUGBY AT FAWLEY RFC From Fawley RFC Women’s and Girls rugby are the fastest-growing sections at Fawley RFC and we’re looking for more players to join us. Whatever your age, ability or experience, be part of something exciting and come and give it a try! Rugby is one of the most inclusive sports there is. It’s great for tness, friendship and con dence, whether you’re big or small, there’s a position for everyone. e Fawley Sparkler’s our youngest age group, ages 4-11 years of age. (Year R to year 6) train on Sundays 10am to11.30am. e Fawley Flame’s 12-16 years of age, (Year 7 to year 11), training takes place on Sundays 10am to11.30am. e Fawley Firecats Womens’ touch rugby team 16+ years of age train on Thursdays 6.30pm to 7.30 pm. All abilities welcome, if you or your daughter want to try something new or are returning to rugby a er a BRAMSHOTT HILL SENIORS RESULTS OnWednesday 9th August a teamof Bramshott Seniors played an interclub match against Chilworth Golf Club Seniors. is was an unusual game as Chilworth could only eld a team of 8 players. However, the game went ahead in good conditions and Bramshott won the day by 3 games to 1. A meal followed in the clubhouse on completion of the match. Monday 14th August saw 42 Bramshott Seniors set out on a Stableford Quali er. e weather was not good but the forecast was for the conditions to improve as the morning progressed. is was not to be, the weather got worse with heavy rain causing the greens to begin to ood. A er several holes the game was cancelled with some very wet and bedraggled players making their way back to the clubhouse. On ursday 17th August, Bramshott Seniors gathered to play the return leg of the Amp eld match. On the away leg Bramshott Seniors had lost by 4.5 to 1.5 games. is was the day they intended to reverse their failure. Both teams met in good spirits and they all set o with good intentions. Once the match was over the results were announced and Bramshott Seniors had taken a proud victory of six games to nil resulting in an overall win for Bramshott Hill. A er the match the usual good spirits were in evidence in the club house, where they all enjoyed a good meal before they made their way home. break, please come along and receive a warm Fawley welcome. Please contact Petina on either: 07788 174962 or: p.morris7@sky.com or email: enquiries@fawleyrfc. co.uk for more information. Fawley Girls Bramshott Seniors team v Ampfield Lottie Sefton Trophy Tuesday 8th August and the rain just managed to hold o su ciently until a er the 45 New Forest Golf Club Seniors returned to the clubhouse following this stableford competition o the white tees. In Division 1, Chris Bennett was only toppled o top spot by Laurie Burn using extreme countback calculations, both scoring 41 points, then identical scores on back 9(21), back 6(13), back 3(6), 18th hole(3), front last 6(13), last 3(6), and 9th hole(2), the deciding factor then being the back 2 where Laurie just inched ahead by 1 point. But even with 14 pars and 2 birdies on his card, Laurie’s score was not quite good enough to carry the day because Division 2’s Mik Jarmolowicz came in with 42 points to claim his rst ever trophy win as a New Forest Senior. Division 1: 1st Laurie Burn 41 pts (countback 21,13,6,3,13,6,2 then back 2= 6), 2nd Chris Bennett 41 pts (countback 21,13,6,3,13,6,2 then back 2=5), 3rd Terry Gordon 40 pts (back 9=22). Dave Senior also had 40 pts but 20 on the back 9. Division 2: 1st Mik Jarmolowicz 42 pts, 2nd Mike Wharton 41 pts, 3rd Steve Waterman 40 pts. Mik Jarmolowicz with the Lottie Sefton Trophy Dibden Open Golf Society (DOGS) Results e 8th August competition was the DOGS Yellow Peril. e winning team was Jo Renyard, B Baker & C Ellis (80) 2nd: T O’Connor, G O’Connor & J Manning (77) 3rd: A Rogers, T Oliver & S Lawson (70C/B) 2’s competition winner: A Rogers. Nearest the pin winners: Jo Renyard (4th) A Rogers (11th). Pro’s Approach winner: B Baker and Highest Stableford Score: Clive Ellis (38) 11th August the DOGS had an away day playing at the Ferndown Forest Golf Club. Winner: J Stoker (42) 2nd: M Eve (40) 3rd: P Rogers (36 C/B) 4th: D Wilson (36 C/B) 5th: D Lowman (33 C/B). Pro’s Approach: T Oliver (3rd). Nearest the pin: Julie Weatherdon (5th) D Lowman (17th) 2’s competition winners: D Wilson, A Turnpenny, D Lowman, M Eve and J Stoker. 15th August the DOGS played a fun game - 3 Man Team Waltz. Winners: B Barnard, B Maywood & R Gooding (80) 2nd: P Rogers, J Crumpler & P Huxley (77) 3rd: P Mortimer, E Nkomo & R James (77) Highest Stableford Score: R Gooding (39) Nearest the pin: D Wilson (4th) R Gooding (11th). Pro’s Approach winner: P Rogers (15th). 2’s winners: R Hallett & J Renyard. 22nd August the DOGS 8th August winners: B Baker, Jo Renyard & C Ellis 15th August winners: B Barnard, R Gooding & B Marwood Dave Parsons Trophy Winners: G Tourle, D Wilson, J Crumpler, T Oliver, M O’Brien & D McManus Trophy Winner Graham Tourle with Viv Parsons played e Dave Parson’s Annual Memorial Trophy stableford competition. Winner: G Tourle (40 C/B) 2nd: D Wilson (40 C/B) 3rd: J Crumpler (39 C/B) 4th: T Oliver (39 C/B) 5th: M O’Brien (38 C/B) 6th: D McManus (38 C/B). 2’s competition winners: M O’Brien. Nearest the pin: J Crumpler (2nd) J Stoker (4th) A Hare (11th) D Sly (14th) N Dixon (18th Congratulations to Dave Parsons Trophy Winner 2023 Graham Tourle. Girls Football in Totton Are you looking for a fun way for your daughter to get involved with football? en look no further! Pace Weetabix Wildcats is all about having loads of fun and meeting new amazing friends. Sessions delivered by FA quali ed coaches. No need to book just turn up. Sessions are held at Testwood School, Totton, SO40 8FT on Wednesdays 5.30pm to 6.30pm For more information please email: girlssecretary@pacefc.co.uk
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