Jackaroo Cassandra Millerick added her quality to Moama’s midweek side in a win over Rochester. Photos: Matthew Kappos
Moama kept its edge atop the Campaspe Playing Area midweek pennant defeating Rochester convincingly in the first round after the Christmas break.
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The Steamers won all three rinks in the contest, each by double-digit margins in the 16-87 to 0-48 win.
Anton Gusak wills it on target.
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Matthew Kappos
The Cameron Keenan-led rink was Moama’s most impressive, his side getting up 34-18 over Rochester’s Kaye Barker, while Cassandra Millerick guided her squad to a 27-14 victory over Kevin Hall.
Matt Robertson rounded out the sweep for Moama, defeating Tim Quinlan’s quartet 26-16.
Matt Robertson skipped well for Moama.
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Matthew Kappos
Lead chaser Echuca all but assured itself second place, defeating third-placed rival Kyabram 14-68 to 2-49.
Roma Opie led the best rink for Echuca, her team earning the points 30-15, while Ian Page also put shots on the board for Echuca, winning 22-12 over Kyabram’s Mary-Anne Spizer.
Kevin Burrow rolls down the jack in a new end.
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Matthew Kappos
Joe Greco pulled one back for Ky, picking up a 22-16 win over Echuca’s Kerryn Evans.
At Deniliquin, Rich River pushed past the host on the league table, after scoring a 15-60 to 1-49 victory.
Jock Linehan sets himself.
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Matthew Kappos
Deni’s lone point came courtesy of a drawn rink, with its skip Paul Clear and Rich River rival Bev Trengove unable to be separated 19-all.
However, Rich River had the quality in the other two rinks, with Barry Brown (17-14) and Elizabeth Easther (24-16) locking in the points for their side.
Tim Quinlan directs his teammate’s next shot.
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Matthew Kappos
Stanhope was up against it as it battled the lower-ranked Mathoura, but managed to grab the win 13-64 to 3-58.
Peter Myers’ rink was the deciding factor, his squad scoring the biggest margin of the contest, 32-24 over Mathoura’s Peter Holzer.
John Worledge gets rolling for the Steamers.
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Matthew Kappos
Peter Pangrazio had a narrow 18-16 win for the Timbercutters, while Stanhope’s Jennifer Crilly and Mathoura’s Raymond Murphy finished locked at 16 shots apiece.
Moama (152) has the lead by 14 points from Echuca, with Kyabram a further 29 points back.
Stanhope rounds out the top four with 88 points, 19 ahead of Rich River with three rounds remaining.
Heather Curnick locks in on her target.
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Matthew Kappos
Lower divisions
In division two, Deniliquin RSL topped Rich River 14-64 to 2-38, while Kyabram had the quality to down Rochester 14-63 to 2-46.
Moama swept past Echuca in three close rinks, 16-64 to 0-53.
In division three, Elmore downed Rich River 12-50 to 2-44, while Echuca edged past Deniliquin 12-34 to 2-33 and Kyabram defeated Lockington 13-58 to 1-38.
Moama crushed Ky Valley View 14-72 to 0-24 and Rochester escaped against Tongala, 12-35 to 2-34.
In division four, Echuca beat Kyabram 12-38 to 2-34 and Moama Green got the best of Rich River 12-52 to 2-34.
Moama Black took both rinks over Tongala, 14-46 to 0-21, while Lockington did the same over Stanhope, 14-51 to 0-40.
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