In division 1, Wanganui East Gold were ahead of Wanganui East Red 8 matches to 4 at the conclusion of singles play. The Red team came back strongly in the pairs however, to win 8-1 and claim the title by 12 to 9 overall.
In division 2, Marton held a comfortable 9-3 lead over Castlecliff after singles play, then took out the pairs 5-4 to win 14-7.
The association's prizegiving followed, with trophy winners: most improved woman — Tracey Holdaway (Bulls), most Improved man — Mike Watson (Wanganui East Gold), sportsmanship woman — Tina Simpson (Castlecliff), sportsmanship men — Dave Nicholls (St Johns), ladies singles — Tina Simpson (Castlecliff), men's singles — Steve Matthews (Wanganui East Gold), Top 16 Shootout — winner Mike Healey (Wanganui East Red), runner-up Dallas Rodgers (Castlecliff), open pairs — Dallas Rodgers and Tina Simpson (Castlecliff), 1st division championship team — Wanganui East Red, 2nd division championship team — Marton.
The Wanganui representative team to contest this Sunday's 3-way competition against teams from Manawatu and Horowhenua-Kapiti in Levin was then announced.
The team, who will be defending the title they won last year, is to be captained by Neville Edwards (WE Red) and includes; Graeme Couper (Commercial), Paul Gudsell (WE Red), Mike Healey (WE Red), Aran Lilley (WE Gold), Steve Matthews (WE Gold), Gary McNeill (Commercial), Harry Parslow (WE Red), Dallas Rodgers (Castlecliff), Wati Tahana (Commercial), Mike Watson (WE Gold), Matiu Williams (St Johns), Karen Andrews (Castlecliff), Tina Downs-Johnston (Cosmopolitan), Carole Hunt (Bulls), Tina Simpson (Castlecliff).
Reserves; men — Allan Pond (Marton), Dave Nicholls (St Johns), Ritchie Hall (WE Gold), Chris Burney (Cosmopolitan), Jess Trethewey (Bulls), Cindy Malton (Bulls).