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Winning skips, leads and directors

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Winning skips in the Rex Rigney Christmas Tournament were (from left) Dave Hooper, first; Dawson Owen, second; and Diane Christie, third. Pictures supplied

Winning skips in the Rex Rigney Christmas Tournament were (from left) Dave Hooper, first; Dawson Owen, second; and Diane Christie, third. Pictures supplied

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Poverty Bay Bowling Club members held their annual Rex Rigney Christmas Tournament this month.

The event was run as a progressive triples tournament, with players in different teams for each of their three games.

Two skips had two wins and a draw and both won 14 ends. Dave Hooper was the winner, with 35 shots, and Dawson Owen was second, with 23 shots. Diane Christie was third, with two wins.

Two directors, Lesley Holmes and Erin Sutherland, had three wins. Holmes was placed first, with 15 ends, and Sutherland was second, with 14 ends. Joan Gledhill was third with two wins.

The winning lead was Peter Walters, with three wins. Debs Hancock and Oona Manning both had two wins. Hancock, with 23 ends, was placed second and Manning, with 12 ends, was third.

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