Team Buco 46 bowling, while Kate and Dot Davies from Taps Inc stand waiting to bowl.
Photo: Sue Maclennan
The 24th Pick n Pay Night Bowls tournament came to an end on Friday 2 March after Buco 46 continued their good knockout-stages form by defeating TAPS Inc in the final.
Buco 46 beat 3/4 Black Videotronic, Bad Boys in the knockouts before facing TAPS Inc in a evenly-matched final.
In the plate event, Knock Shop rose to the top, defeating Pam Golding Properties in the final, also on Friday. Their road to the final passed through St John’s First IV, Four Seasons and Pick n Pay.
The final standings of the 2018 Night Bowls have Buco 46, TAPS Inc, Operational Rats, and Bad Boys in the top-four four respectively. The plate event has Knock Shop 1, Pam Golding Properties 2, Makana Brick B 3 and Pick n Pay 4. Additional winners were: Most Spirited team – Just Property; Hardest Triers – GBS Mutual Bank 1; Friendship Award – Valley Crusaders; 4 Bottles wine – Settler City New Cars.
The Pick n Pay night Bowls tournament will return in 2019, for a 25th year.
Team Buco 46 bowling, while Kate and Dot Davies from Taps Inc stand waiting to bowl. Photo: Sue Maclennan
MORE OF THE FINALS AND SEMIFINALS ACTION FROM MONDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS:
Photos: Sue Maclennan
The Semis on Monday 26 February.The Semis on Monday 26 February.The Semis on Monday 26 February.
Young and up-and-coming sports reporter with a passion for rugby and cricket. Born and raised in Boksburg, Gauteng, I came to Grahamstown (Makhanda) to learn the journalism trade, and improve all round.
