Page 76 • The HERALD • 9th May 2024 v SAY YOU SAW IT IN THE HERALD v All your cycle servicing needs for all makes and models of bikes by a qualified mechanic with over 20 years experience! Spares, accessories and good honest advice! WE ALSO SELL BIKES! JON’S BIKE REPAIR & SALES Unit 19, Glenmore Business Park, Hardley Industrial Estate, Lime Kiln Lane, Holbury SO45 2AR 023 8089 0712 EST: 2016 SPORT IN THE HERALD BOWLING CLUB OPEN DAY Dibden Open Golf Society (DOGS) Results Brockenhurst Bowling Club is holding an Open Day on Sunday 26th May between 10am and 4pm to encourage more people to try bowling. Bowls and a helping hand will be provided on the day: just dress comfortably and bring at-soled shoes to wear on the green. e club is hidden away at the far end of the car park in Brookley Road - walk in and give your details at the clubhouse and you’ll be ready to have a go! e club is a liated to Bowls England and Bowls Hampshire, as well as the New Forest and Southampton Associations, to enable members to play against other clubs in leagues and competitions if they wish but there are also plenty of opportunities for members to just go along and play informally. During winter months when the green is closed they hold social events in the comfortable lounge and members bar, such as skittles (sometimes against other bowling clubs) or quiz evenings. Find out more about Brockenhurst Bowling Club on the website and if you are interested in joining please contact the Membership Secretary at: dybond@btinternet.com or by calling: 07563 506724. New members are always welcome, whatever their age or bowling experience, so why not have a Bash at Bowls at Brockenhurst Bowling Club on 26th May? 26th March the ‘DOGS’ played a team 3 Ball Bowmaker using the ‘DOGS’ winter card plus all the usual favourite add on competitions. Winning team: D Lowman, D Webster & J Manning (72C/B), 2nd: D Sly, B Renyard & Jo Renyard (72C/B), 3rd: N Dixon, J Crumpler & L Cohen (71). Nearest the pins: T Oliver 4th/18, R Gooding 2nd/9. Pros approach: N Dixon 8th/9 and 2s winner: S Hallett. 2nd April the ‘DOGS’ played their Monthly Stableford Competition, played 9 holes only on the 18 hole course in, yes lovely sunny warm conditions! Winner: T Dempsey (17), 2nd: Jo Renyard (16C/B), 3rd: N Dixon (16C/B) 4th: D Lowman (16C/B) 5th: R Gooding (16C/B), 2s competition winners: D McManus & R Hallett. Nearest the pin winners: J Manning (2nd) B Renyard (4th) Pro’s Approach: S Lawson (7th). 9th April the ‘DOGS’ played a 9 hole Individual Stableford Competition played on the 18 hole course with the weather dictating the play. Winner: R James (19) 2nd: C Peall (17) 3rd: J Manning (16C/B) 4th: J Stoker (16C/B), 5th: D McManus (15) Nearest the pins (N/P) and 2’s competitions winners, J Manning N/P (2nd) J Stoker N/P (4th) and both players winning the 2’s competition. 16th April due to weather conditions the ‘DOGS’ played a 9 Hole Stableford Competition on the 18 hole course. Winner: B Baker (19) 2nd: D Lowman (18C/B) 3rd: G O’Connor (18C/B) 4th: S Lawson (17C/B) 5th: J Stoker (17C/B). 2’s winner: R Hallett, Pro’s approach: D Wilson (7th) and nearest the pin winners: G O’Connor (2nd) and C Bray (4th). Brockenhurst Bowling Club First Competitive Match for Fawley Flames (Girls Rugby) by Rachel Clark In April Fawley Flames, with help from New Milton, hosted their rst competitive xture against Trojans. With the emphasis on fun, the match was keenly fought and always competitive. Both sides gave game time to girls making their rst appearance in a match and every player made a valuable contribution. Fawley and New Milton kept the score board ticking over in the rst half, however Trojans stayed in the contest and staged a strong comeback in the latter stages, scoring 4 excellent tries of their own. Terri c rugby all round, but Fawley were convincing winners with some exceptional talent on display. Fawley and New Milton try scorers were Matilda 3, Maisie, Eliza, Catherine, Maresie 2, Lavi and Annie. With 6 conversion’s from Maisie. Fawley Flames Girls Rugby is the fastest growing section of the club, new players are always welcome, no previous experience necessary. Training is Sundays at 10am. Contact Petina on 07788 174692 for information about trying it out. Fawley Flames and New Milton 26th March winners: J Manning, D Lowman, D Webster 2nd April winners: T Dempsey, Jo Renyard and D Lowman 9th April: R James, C Peall, J Manning, J Stoker and D McManus Seniors Triple Trophy Day: Sages, Onion and Stuffing Trophies over was won by Ted Groves quite some way ahead of his 3 rivals. Chris Angell won nearest the pin on the 11th. Sages Trophy: 1st Malcolm Guy 27 pts, 2nd Dave Barrett 26 pts (back 6=15 pts), 3rd Colin Chatten 26 pts (back 6=12 pts). Onion Cup: 1st John Pickering 30 pts (back 9=19 pts), 2nd Phil Kilburn 30 pts (back 9=16 pts). Stu ng Plaque: 1st Ted Groves 27 pts. 16th April winners: B Baker, D Lowman, G O’Connor, S Lawson, J Stoker Trophy winners (left to right) John Pickering, Malcolm Guy and Ted Groves Despite very strong wind gusts and an initial threat of rain on Tuesday 9th April, 41 New Forest Golf Club Seniors embarked on this trio of trophies stableford competition. Parts of the course being still very wet, the competition was restricted to 16 holes. e Sages Trophy for those aged between 70 and 79 was won by Malcolm Guy who was 1 point ahead of the eld. Countback calculations con rmed youngster John Pickering winner of the under 70’s Onion Cup, and the Stu ng Plaque for those 80 and
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