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Lakeview Golf Club
 Pictured above (L-R): E.Gossage, D.Gossage, S.Westbrook, T.Bartram, S.Roberts, G.Bateup and A.Bateup |  Pictured above (L-R): D.Gossage and S.Westbrook |
What a start to the day with men vying to play with the awesome Nexus sponsor in Steve Westbrook, who plays off an 11 handicap. Nexus has been sponsoring Lakeview Golf Club for many, many years and we all enjoy his company and the sponsorship. A Stableford was played with the men's winner, Stephen Roberts, only just winning on 41 points with Garry Bateup runner-up on 41, losing the countback. Gross was won by Bionic Man, Eric Gossage; his mechanical parts are still running hot with an 81 off the stick. But the hottest chick on the block for the day was Davina Gossage, shooting an 89 off the stick / 44 points, with a comment that it was just so easy when you know how. Runner-up was T Bartram 38points and the gross was won by Audrey Bateup; a great effort after only her second game for a few years. Novelties were won by S Roberts x 2, D Wall, E Dare and G&V Ball - Poppy was going to share this prize as he sounded like a bit of a dubious, winner as he took it off Ronnie.
Next Week is the 2nd Stroke round for the season sponsored by Katanning Brake & Clutch - Steve & Julie Hawkins. It is also the monthly mug. There will be a BBQ to follow so please bring a salad or sweet to share. If you have not paid your subs they are now due.
Article by T.Bartram
Next Week is the 2nd Stroke round for the season sponsored by Katanning Brake & Clutch - Steve & Julie Hawkins. It is also the monthly mug. There will be a BBQ to follow so please bring a salad or sweet to share. If you have not paid your subs they are now due.
Article by T.Bartram
Dumbleyung Men's Hockey Club
Pictured above: Dumbleyung Men's Hockey Club in action
Dumbleyung Men played Olympics on the turf today and came away with a fabulous 5-0 win.
The game was underway and with a few stumbles and spills, the men settled in comfortably to a clean and great game of hockey.
The first goal was a beautiful hit by Courtney Bairstow into the net from just inside the circle within the first ten minutes.
Minutes later an impressive tomahawk shot by Mark Smith hit John Bride in the mouth and took him out of game. Ouch, we hear you say. Yes definitely not a pleasant hit but John was okay and no hospital visits were required.
With half time fast approaching, spectators saw what looked to be another goal by Dumbleyung however having hit a foot prior to going in it was not called.
After half time the men were swiftly back into the role of the game and a second goal was pocketed when Scott Angwin got the ball on the outside of the d running it in and doing a short square pass to Mark Smith who was able to turn and put the ball away into the net.
Another opportunity soon arose for the men when they had a shot at goals and with the goalie out of position another opposition player kicked the ball to save leading to a penalty stroke. The team decided this would be taken by Scott Angwin. Scott was able to get the flick past the goalie into the back net to put the score to 3-0.
Olympics had not had many shots on goals by this point but the odd shot was proving they still had some fight left.
Dumbleyung got the run on the ball and forced the goalie to come out from his spot in goals. Scott Angwin managed to get the ball around behind and then pushed towards the goal with a nice deflection by Courtney Bairstow.
With the game drawing to a close, Michael Atkins ran down and with a sneaky steal grabbed the ball and popped it to Courtney from top of the d who used a nice gentle deflection to get it past the goalie.
There were plenty of magnificent yet unsuccessful shots on goal all throughout the game.
Some fantastic defence work was carried out by half backs and full backs. Well done.
Better players were Scott Angwin, Marshall Henry and Shane Hall.
Next week the team will play at home, Stubbs Park, against the Narrogin Riffs at 3pm. All are welcome and encouraged to attend.
Great work everyone.
Article by Y.Bairstow
The game was underway and with a few stumbles and spills, the men settled in comfortably to a clean and great game of hockey.
The first goal was a beautiful hit by Courtney Bairstow into the net from just inside the circle within the first ten minutes.
Minutes later an impressive tomahawk shot by Mark Smith hit John Bride in the mouth and took him out of game. Ouch, we hear you say. Yes definitely not a pleasant hit but John was okay and no hospital visits were required.
With half time fast approaching, spectators saw what looked to be another goal by Dumbleyung however having hit a foot prior to going in it was not called.
After half time the men were swiftly back into the role of the game and a second goal was pocketed when Scott Angwin got the ball on the outside of the d running it in and doing a short square pass to Mark Smith who was able to turn and put the ball away into the net.
Another opportunity soon arose for the men when they had a shot at goals and with the goalie out of position another opposition player kicked the ball to save leading to a penalty stroke. The team decided this would be taken by Scott Angwin. Scott was able to get the flick past the goalie into the back net to put the score to 3-0.
Olympics had not had many shots on goals by this point but the odd shot was proving they still had some fight left.
Dumbleyung got the run on the ball and forced the goalie to come out from his spot in goals. Scott Angwin managed to get the ball around behind and then pushed towards the goal with a nice deflection by Courtney Bairstow.
With the game drawing to a close, Michael Atkins ran down and with a sneaky steal grabbed the ball and popped it to Courtney from top of the d who used a nice gentle deflection to get it past the goalie.
There were plenty of magnificent yet unsuccessful shots on goal all throughout the game.
Some fantastic defence work was carried out by half backs and full backs. Well done.
Better players were Scott Angwin, Marshall Henry and Shane Hall.
Next week the team will play at home, Stubbs Park, against the Narrogin Riffs at 3pm. All are welcome and encouraged to attend.
Great work everyone.
Article by Y.Bairstow
Dumbleyung Netball Club
 |  Pictured above: C.Smith taking the centre pace - go ducks! Pictured left (L-R): Back row - A.Peters, J.Bairstow, R.Ball, C.McDougall, L.Dare, K.Gray. Front row - H.Chiswell, E.Smith and C.Smith |
The Dumbleyung Ducks played reigning Premiers Kojonup 1 on Saturday 13 May, a massive task against the Division 1 competition winners of 2016. Kojonup 1 had won their previous two games against Cardinals Fever (71 – 19) and Broomehill (77 – 14) very convincingly but our Ducks were up to the challenge.
Our Ducks started strong with Carly Smith in Centre (C), Hanna Chiswell in Wing Attack (WA), Chloe McDougall in Goal Attack (GA), Louisa Dare in Goal Shooter (GS), Katrina Gray in Wing Defence (WD), Alison Peters in Goal Defence (GD) and Roisin Ball in Goal Keeper (GK) with Kojonup 1 leading only by 6 goals going into the second quarter.
The second quarter saw Janelle Bairstow take to the court in WD but Kojonup raised their pace, taking advantage of turn overs and converting to goals which saw them extend their lead. The third quarter our Ducks had their best scoring quarter. Chloe McDougall and Lousia Dare shot ten goals between them with our defence in Roisin Ball and Hanna Chiswell limiting Kojonup to scoring sixteen goals. However, it was Kojonup’s day, which saw them run away with the goods in the fourth quarter, despite our Ducks determination to regain control and take out the opposition along the way!
The final score: Kojonup 1 (76) to Dumbleyung (34). This is the smallest winning margin for Kojonup 1 this season, proving that our Ducks are playing tremendously this season! Best players for Dumbleyung included Hanna Chiswell, Katrina Gray and Carly Smith.
Round four, Saturday 20th May see Dumbleyung play Cardinals Force on Court 2 at 1.30pm. May the force be with our Ducks!
Article by P.Gooding
Our Ducks started strong with Carly Smith in Centre (C), Hanna Chiswell in Wing Attack (WA), Chloe McDougall in Goal Attack (GA), Louisa Dare in Goal Shooter (GS), Katrina Gray in Wing Defence (WD), Alison Peters in Goal Defence (GD) and Roisin Ball in Goal Keeper (GK) with Kojonup 1 leading only by 6 goals going into the second quarter.
The second quarter saw Janelle Bairstow take to the court in WD but Kojonup raised their pace, taking advantage of turn overs and converting to goals which saw them extend their lead. The third quarter our Ducks had their best scoring quarter. Chloe McDougall and Lousia Dare shot ten goals between them with our defence in Roisin Ball and Hanna Chiswell limiting Kojonup to scoring sixteen goals. However, it was Kojonup’s day, which saw them run away with the goods in the fourth quarter, despite our Ducks determination to regain control and take out the opposition along the way!
The final score: Kojonup 1 (76) to Dumbleyung (34). This is the smallest winning margin for Kojonup 1 this season, proving that our Ducks are playing tremendously this season! Best players for Dumbleyung included Hanna Chiswell, Katrina Gray and Carly Smith.
Round four, Saturday 20th May see Dumbleyung play Cardinals Force on Court 2 at 1.30pm. May the force be with our Ducks!
Article by P.Gooding
Kukerin Dumbleyung Football Club
  |  Pictured top left: Winning D Grade team and coach C.Shotter take a team photo - well done boys! Pictured top: Some of the B Grade team at Williams Pictured left (L-R): M.Astbury and T.Smith win a Mars Bar from sponsor Dumbleyung Roadhouse for their efforts on the field. |
The Cougars travelled to Williams on Mother’s Day to play Williams at their home ground. The results for last week’s games are as below. This week the teams will play at home, Stubbs Park, against Boddington all are encouraged to come along and support the club!
Also don’t forget the home game in Kukerin on Saturday June 3rd at Nenke Park. Following this long weekend home game the Kukerin Dumbleyung Football Club are inviting you and your family to the 21 year, 11 year and 10 year premiership reunions! A bar will be available during the football followed by a dinner and entertainment after the home game against Wickepin.
Relive your glory days with your old or current team mates! Photos will be on display and if you have any you’d like to share please do on the Kukerin Dumbleyung Facebook page. RSVP your interest to Kim Gooding 0427 832 026 or email kgooding@kukerinrs.com.au
D Grade
Final score: 33-21 vs. 54-34
D-grade won their first game for the season! The boys held the lead for the duration of the game, well done boys, well deserved! Best players went to S.Shotter, A.Shotter, F.Spark, D.Hall and A.Davison
B Grade
Final Score: 3.9-27 vs. 3.13-31
The winning streak D Grade started was followed and upheld by B Grade, winning by 4 points! Goals went to N.Ditchburn (2) and M.Roberts. Bst Players went to A.Gray, B.McDougall, R.Hall, M.Roberts and K.West.
A Gade
Final Score: 30.18-138 vs. 10.9-69
Unfortunately, A Grade didn’t follow on the winning streak created by D and B Grade earlier that day. Williams defeated the Cougars by 69 points. Goals to J.Scafidi (5), J.Ainsworth (2), A.Davey, K.Gooding and P.Joyce. Best players went to T.Ferguson, J.Scafidi, A.Shepherd, A.Wisewould and J.Ainsworth
Also don’t forget the home game in Kukerin on Saturday June 3rd at Nenke Park. Following this long weekend home game the Kukerin Dumbleyung Football Club are inviting you and your family to the 21 year, 11 year and 10 year premiership reunions! A bar will be available during the football followed by a dinner and entertainment after the home game against Wickepin.
Relive your glory days with your old or current team mates! Photos will be on display and if you have any you’d like to share please do on the Kukerin Dumbleyung Facebook page. RSVP your interest to Kim Gooding 0427 832 026 or email kgooding@kukerinrs.com.au
D Grade
Final score: 33-21 vs. 54-34
D-grade won their first game for the season! The boys held the lead for the duration of the game, well done boys, well deserved! Best players went to S.Shotter, A.Shotter, F.Spark, D.Hall and A.Davison
B Grade
Final Score: 3.9-27 vs. 3.13-31
The winning streak D Grade started was followed and upheld by B Grade, winning by 4 points! Goals went to N.Ditchburn (2) and M.Roberts. Bst Players went to A.Gray, B.McDougall, R.Hall, M.Roberts and K.West.
A Gade
Final Score: 30.18-138 vs. 10.9-69
Unfortunately, A Grade didn’t follow on the winning streak created by D and B Grade earlier that day. Williams defeated the Cougars by 69 points. Goals to J.Scafidi (5), J.Ainsworth (2), A.Davey, K.Gooding and P.Joyce. Best players went to T.Ferguson, J.Scafidi, A.Shepherd, A.Wisewould and J.Ainsworth
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