Sport
14 February, 2025
Finals start for indoor bowlers
MONDAY saw the last night of the 2024/25 Warrnambool indoor bowls home and away season before finals start on February 17.
In division one the top side, Heytesbury Honeys (skipped by Brett Mungean) had a one shot win over Ian Swain’s Allansford Cougars.
Heytesbury will finish on top of the ladder with 11 wins and three losses while Cougars remain in third.
The Allansford Cats (skippered by George Draffen) had a narrow win over the Wannon Park Dogs.
This cemented the Cats in second position.
The last spot in the final four is held by Wannon Park Racers who, despite losing by two shots to the Dennington High Fives, managed to hold onto fourth by one shot.
In division two, the top four places have been set for a number of weeks with only the position changing.
The Port Fairy Seagulls (skippered by Gill Phillips) slipped from first place to third after their loss to the Allansford Leopards.
Grangeburn topped the ladder and the Allansford Tigers rose up to second place after a win against Camperdown.
The Dennington Dashers have held onto fourth.
The division three final four is made up of two Dennington teams and two Wannon Park teams.
The Dennington Devils (skippered by Keith Cameron) are in first position following another comfortable win.
They are followed by the Gilmour Bates’ Wannon Park Hounds, third is the Dennington Demons and the Wannon Park Pups complete the final four.
The finals in division one will see Heytesbury Honeys v Allansford Cats, while the Allansford Cougars take on the Wannon Park Racers in the elimination match.
Division two finals will see Grangeburn v Allansford Tigers and in the elimination, Port Fairy Seagulls will face Dennington Dashers.
Division three will see Dennington v Wannon Park in both matches.
Good luck to everyone in the finals and thank you to all competitors who made the season an enjoyable and successful one once again.
