Fifteen ladies played in a stableford competition, which was held in conjunction with the Arrow Family Trophy. First in Division 1 was Joan Sullivan with 34 points, on a countback from Robyn Slattery and third was Wilma Artery with 30 points. Nearest the pin was also Robyn.

The winner in Division 2 was Lyn Prowse with 33 points. In second place was Flo Spence with 32 points and third was Barbara Coleman with 28 points on a countback from Yvonne Collins. Marjorie Webb won the nearest the pin.

Next week will be another Stableford with the trophy donated by the club.

THURSDAY golf was well supported this week with kind weather helping to get the boys out for the afternoon.

Mick Mooney showed his skills to win the afternoon. Balls went to Barry Stubbs, Bob Slattery, Peter Dale and Kath Mooney. It is good to see the girls mixing it with the boys.

On Saturday golfers played and 18 hole Stableford and 4BBB event. Pleasant conditions attracted a good field of 36.

In A grade Dominic York was the winner with 37 points, good to see Dom made it to the top after being runner up the last two weeks. Bob Slattery was the runner up with 36 points.

Even though conditions were good very few of the players played to their handicap.

Andrew Yeo is the new boy on the block and showed us what he is capable of. Andrew was the B grade winner with a fine round of 40 points. Robbie Armstrong was the runner up with 9 points.

Nearest the pin on the first was John McKinnon, just 97cm from the hole. Bob Slattery won the 7th, Rob McGrath was closest on the 9th and Dom York was closest on the 17th. 

The 4BBB was won by Kim Rawlings and Mick McKechnie with the fine round of 48 points. Darren Gordon and Robbie Armstrong were the runners up with 43 points.

Balls went to Mick English, Barry Lang, Dennis O'Connell, Eric Whalan, Steve Serong and Mick McKechnie. Golf next Saturday will be an 18 hole Stableford event.

LAST week all St Joseph’s School participated in an athletics session run by Athletics Australia representative Kate Lynch.

It was wonderful to see our children so engaged and keen to develop their skills in preparation for our school athletics carnival in the coming weeks.

We were fortunate to receive a grant that allowed this activity to take place and are particularly grateful to Mrs Lau for organising this event.

THE Oberon RSL Bowling Club will be having a break from May 22 until further notice. See you all again when we start back bowling after a break.

ON May 9, there were nine players bowling at Burraga. The winning team players were skip Armando Giovannetti and Shane Stapleton. Runners-up team was skip Adam Smith, Julie Giovannetti and Warrick Fisher.

Resters went Barbara Pearce one, Shane Stapleton, Tony Press and Gary Fisher with two each. Dino won the raffle.

On May 16, skip Armando Giovannetti and Gary Fisher won the bowling competition and the runners-up team bowlers were skip Adam Smith and Julie Giovannetti. Resters on the night went to Jenny Press with two and Gary Fisher amd Armando Giovannetti one rester each. The raffle was won by Dino. 

Burraga Indoor Bolwing Club are sending one team to the Grenfell for their fun day on May 27.

Well done bowlers. See you next week.