We have a 2 week break for the nationals and return on the 2nd November and what a last 3 weeks we have coming up the only certainty is that Underbelly will be the well earned minor premiers.
The finals format and venues are finalised, the Mcintyre system will be in place. One the first Sunday of the finals all 8 teams play off and 4 teams are elimimated. Week 2 are straight semi finals then Grand Final.
Division 1 will be held at Twin Towns and Division 2 at Calypso.
Judy and TK will be unavailable for round 14 and Jason Kyranis is subbing for Jude and Damo for Kingsley.
Greenies Underbelly wrapped up the minor premiership with a huge come from behind effort against last seasons premiers X Men. Underbelly bounced out and led 4-1 but then lost 6 straight to be down 5-7 but they held their nerve and won the last 5 although most of the last 5 frames were nip and tuck efforts. Greenie wrapped it up with a nice out against Geoffrey after he missed an easy out that would have made it a draw. Trent and Greenie got trebles for the winners. Geoof, Terry and Al all got doubles for X Men. Underbelly are strong favourites for the Premiership.
Underbelly 9 X Men 7.
Cellar Dwellers took on a 5 man Assassins. You would have thought Poppy was playing for the Assassins as he lost all 3 games that they won. Mel. Ash and Edward all played very well to win those frames it must be said. Takashi. Damo and TK (tile king, I prefer TS for toatally stripped myself) won all their frames on the night for a good wi.
Cellar Dwellers 13 Assassins 3. 
A bit of panic is setting in with Lindrum as they subbed Qld rep Brad Jenke for Ash who was a spectator on the night. Skywalkers were competitive in all frames but only Annie and Luke with doubles could put it on the scoreboard. Brad was best with 4 from 4 frames for Lindrum. Lindrum have Cellar Dweelers and X Men to come so matybe they are entitled to panic a bit. Mr Bean only played 2 frames for Underbelly maybe they could transfer him for a fee off Greenie.
Lindrum 14 Skywalkers 4.
Wayne Worley led from the front with 4 from 4 for Evolution in a game against Norfolk N Way which promised to go down to the wire, not to be Evolution bounced out to 7-1 then 11-2 and only Mark, Dean and Ed winning the last 3 frames saved a massacre. Mark Morrison was best for Nofolk N Way with a double. Easy for Evolution.
Evolution 11 Norfolk N Way 5.
Gr8te Balls Of Fire had to dig deep to get over Rhythm & Cues with Dene Heremaia back from holidays. It was 2all 4all 6all but Rob got the better of Vikki and pinched the win. Grant, Dene and Jeff got doubles for Rhythym & Cues while for Gr8te Balls of Fire Paulie Bacon was far and away their best with 4 from 4.
Gr8te Balls Of Fire 9 Rhythm & Cues 7 
The happy hooker is on fire with another 4 from 4 as Dangerous D's & A P dismantled Super eights and dumped them out of the top 8. Only a point out of the top 8 Super Eights are still in with a big hope. Darrens lads are pretty sure to finish top 4. It was pretty much one way traffic on Monday and too easy for the Dangerous mob without Dave Wass.
Dangerous D's & A P 13 Super Eights 3
Fisho's mob were in with a chance to go top 8 but Far Cue were having none of it. 6-0 and it was nearly all over. Stacey and Fisho grabbed 4 of the next 4 and it was game on again but 3 straight to Far Cue snuffed that out. Rod Pain and Noel Wynne (again) were best for Far Cue with trables. Fisho best for Gone Fishing with a treble.
Far Cue 10 Gone Fishing 6
Bruns Boys are charging home late in the season and put paid to an understrength Sniveling Dogs led by Paul Terlecky and 3 young ladies. Paul stood up with a good treble but all the girls got a frame and Wendy a double to push Bruns Boys right to the end. Rod Clark was in sparkling form with 4 from good effort.
Bruns Boys 10 Sniveling Dogs 6.
TEAM OF THE WEEK: Underbelly for another come from behind win and stitching up the minor premiership. Good effort.
PLAYER OF THE WEEK: Rod Clark from Bruns Boys for 4 from 4 and The Happy Hooker for stretching it to 8 from 8.
NAME AND SHAME LIST: Still going well with no one to shame, bugger.
Tuesday, 07 September 2010
