There were 36 ladies on the green on another beautiful Tuesday morning. Winners on second lowest margin, Bev Feehan and Jenny Blyth. Runners-up on second highest margin, Wendy Geary and Noleen Taylor.

Other winning teams, Anna Stewart and Lyn Hardy; Dot Stewart and Paula Hancock; Janet McKay and Rae Fayle; Connie Anderson and Ellie Crompton; Jeanette Roberts and Gayl Vidgen; Olga Geshwend and Pat Bill; Sonia Frey and Kim Giannasca.

Jackpot won by Sue Morgan, Anne O'Dwyer, Anna Stewart and Lyn Hardy. Money club winners, Jeanette Roberts and Cathy Egan. The Sausage Sizzle was a great success.

Wednesday, Round 2 of Championship Club Pairs with umpire Shirley Edwards. June Williams and Yvonne Huddleston defeated Tania Calder and Gwen Ware; Judy Davis and Fran Lucas defeated Anne O'Dwyer and Lyn Hardy; Bess Holloway and Julie Lewis defeated Gay Thurlow and Cathy Egan; Jeanette Roberts and Colleen Ashby defeated Wendy Geary and Jean Beeley; Paula Hancock and Sue Beavan defeated Robyn Butcher and Rae Fayle; Gay Biggs and Pat Bill defeated Sue Palmer and Lisa Grice; Karen Signor and Jenny Blyth defeated Gayl Vidgen and Janet McKay.

Thursday, Round 3 of Club Pairs on a windy day making bowling tricky, there was some great bowling to watch with two teams losing by one shot on the last end.

Well done to newer bowler Colleen Ashby who took position of skip with Jeanette Roberts defeated by Jan Shalders and Margaret Bridges 18/17; June Williams and Yvonne Huddleston defeated Bess Holloway and Julie Lewis; Paula Hancock and Sue Beavan defeated Karen Signor and Jenny Blyth; Gay Biggs and Pat Bill defeated Judy Davis and Fran Lucas. Umpire Carol Dutkiewicz.

Tuross Head bowls

Peter Macdonald is the 2020 Minor Singles Champion at Tuross Head Bowling Club. He was playing in his third final of this event and he had also been a losing semi-finalist on two other occasions. He played Brian Currie, who is only in his second season of competitive bowling, with the difference in experience proving to be a telling factor.

The early ends were tightly contested but Macdonald was able to gain an 12 - three advantage before Currie fought back to 12 - eight.

The next end proved critical as Macdonald hit back with the maximum four shots and regained his lead of eight shots at 16 - eight. Currie seemed to lose his confidence at this stage as Macdonald won the next six ends to move to 26 - nine and won 31 - nine.

Macdonald was in great touch on the day and continually put pressure on Currie. While Currie seemed to hold his nerve he just could not get the break he needed to change the momentum of the game.

Macdonald is a worthy champion. Currie deserves congratulations for making his way to the final and he will benefit from the experience.

The fourth semi-finalist in the Fours Championship has also been decided following a close match between Des Jackson, Alan McLeod, Ray Downey and John Monks and Brian Currie, Ben Hewison, John Fahey and Doug Williams.

Williams' side had the better of the early ends of a low scoring game. They led nine - four after nine ends. By the 14th end Monks had drawn level at 11 all. Williams hit back to be in a strong position at 17 - 12 after 18 ends.

The next end swung the match. Monks' quartet were able to pick up six shots and move to the lead at 18 - 17.

They consolidated on the next end and were able to defend on the last end to grab the win 19 - 18.

The key to the win was the play of John Monks who played several key bowls to either grab the shot or to reduce the number of shots his opponents could score.

The semi-finals and finals of the Fours Championship is next weekend.

Moruya Men's Bowling Club

Social calendar: Wednesday, Pairs/ Triples starting 12.30pm, entry by 11.30am.

Saturday, Pairs starting at 12.30pm - entry by 11.30am.

Pairs Cash Day on Saturday. Nominated Pairs -Three games of seven ends. First Prize $200 per team. Entry $15 per player.

Please place entries on club sheet or on answering service on 4474 0549. Please note the bowls office new phone number.

Social results: Wednesday, September 16. Winners: T Burgess, J Saunders and G Wale.

Runners up: B Manning, G Hadock and J Marshall.

Saturday Cash Day: Winners: D Farrell and M Sargent.

Runners up - M Dart and Warren. First resting toucher: G Wale.

The jackpot was not won and is wort $272 on Wednesday.

Upcoming events:

Entry forms for the following Club Championships are now on the notice board. Minor Singles closes September 23. Minor / Major Pairs closes October 14. Graded Triples - nominated teams.

2020 Deua River Men's Bowls Tournament

The 2020 Deua River Men's Two Bowl Triples Tournament is a Tier 4 National Ranking Event with a total prize money $4,500. First prize $1800, second $1,050, third $750 and fourth $300. Best day winners $300 per team. Entry $150 per team.

Starts 9am on Saturday, November 14 through to Sunday, November 15.

Format: Four games of 12 ends per day. Open draw of cards Saturday morning at 8.30am with the tournament to be decided on points (three points per win and one point per draw) followed by aggregate margin.

Dress code club uniform or tournament attire.

Entries close Wednesday, November 4. First 28 entries only. Lunch may be purchased from bistro.

Note: this event is full and only reserve entries can be taken. Contact Robbie Strahan on 0409 463 076 or Email moruyabowls@hotmail.com

Note: Due to any future threat of the COVID-19 virus on the club and players this event is subject to possible cancellation or deferral.

Tuross Head men's golf

Tuross Head Country Club men's golf stableford event on Saturday was won by Allan Langford with a high score of 43 points. Shane Gschwend had another good week of golf with his score of 38 points earning him second place, ahead on a countback, from Ross Hendy, Stephen Walker and Ian McManus.

Paul Medwin was the winner of Thursday's medley stableford competition and this was a day of another high scores, with Paul handing in a card of 43 points. Dorothy Madden was a close second with 42 points beating Graeme Sindel on a countback. Graeme Bell and Robert McDonell both finished on 41 points.

Tuross men golfers are reminded the annual general meeting is on Sunday, October 11 and that nominations for the committee must be lodged by Sunday, September 27.

South Coast Monaro Rugby Union

Results - Round 10 - final round home and away

Jindabyne 'Bushpigs' 29 defeated Bungendore 'Mudchooks' 0

Bungendore's undefeated run came to a crashing end with the Bushpigs dominating from start to finish to win and leapfrog Batemans Bay into fourth positions on the ladder.

Braidwood 'Redbacks' defeated Yass 'Rams' 12

A good effort from Braidwood to progress to the finals for first time in a number of years

Taralga 'Tigers' 20 won on forfeit against Broulee 'Dolphins' 0

Unfortunately Broulee could not muster the numbers to travel for the last game of the season.

Batemans Bay 'Boars' had the bye.

Other games:

Batemans Bay 'Boars' U16 Girls 53 defeated Uni Norths Canberra 10

A great win with the girls now to play in the grand final next Saturday

Brumbies 28 defeated Queensland 'Reds' 23

Brumbies are crowned Super AU Rugby Champions 2020 with a strong Grand Final win in front of a home crowd

Competition ladder

Bungendore 'Mudchooks' 32 (minor premiers 2020)

Taralga 'Tigers' 30

Braidwood 'Redbacks' 25

Jindabyne 'Bushpigs' 22

Batemans Bay 'Boars' 17

Broulee 'Dolphins' 8

Yass 'Rams' 7

Next weekend - Saturday, September 25, elimination finals

Bungendore 'Mudchooks' versus Jindabyne 'Bushpigs' at Bungendore

Taralga 'Tigers' versus Braidwood 'Redbacks' at Taralga