RSL SPLASHERS
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Wednesday night’s results
30m Final
1st Ray Old Mac Donald
2nd Barry Drovers Dog Smith
3rd Maryanne Flipper
50m Final
1st Rollin Ron Lovett
2nd Lisa Little Spark Herbert
3rd Reece NT Tyack
Sadly, Victoria Nemo Cleaver broke in both finals (chuckle, chuckle, chuckle !!!)
Please note that Wednesday night’s swimming for March is at 6pm.
Sunday morning’s results (first round of the club championships)
30 Metre Final
1st Nigel Swivel Neck Tyack
2nd Lyn Mouse Faulks
3rd Barry Drovers Dog Smith
50m Final
1st Curly Col Cluderay
2nd Penny Bomber Hoy
3rd Nigel Swivel Neck Tyack
Brace Relay
1st Our Mate Col Eldridge and Rollin Ron Lovett (0.06 of a second out)
2nd Noel Power Pole Finn and Lisa Little Spark Herbert ( .41 out)
3rd Reece NT Tyack and Ngaire Red Hot Chilli Pepper Booth (0.44)
100m
1st Vicki Chicken Queen Cluderay (0.03 out)
2nd Penny Bomber Hoy (1.50 out)
3rd Ngaire Red Hot Chilli Pepper Booth (2.08 out)
Sunday’s Pointscore Leaders
Our Mate Col Eldridge 17
Reece NT Tyack 16
Curly Col Cluderay 15
Lyn Mouse Faulks 14
The second round of the Club Championships will be held on Sunday March 8, third round on Sunday March 15, fourth and final round on Sunday March 29 followed by presentation luncheon and entertainment. Our Number 1 broadcaster, Max, jumped the gun last week with the date of the presentation party. Sadly, we mainly drank lemon squash last Sunday, not King Browns and 50 frothy schooners as Max suggested !
It was great to see a new Splasher join us recently, namely Elaine “Eee” McLaughlin.
A bit of controversy on the blocks last Sunday morning. Garry Bakers Delight Knight proceeding with his new job as starter, was stopped in his tracks by seasoned starter Nigel Swivelneck Tyack who queried Garry’s starting procedure. Gary was backed up by fellow Splashers and Swivelneck was sent back to the gallows.
This week, we introduce a new feature namely - “Dicks Predictions”.
On Sunday, Dick predicted that the Brace Relay competitors would need to swim .20 of a second or less to their nominated time to be in the hunt for a much coveted trophy. Dick was right as the winners on Sunday, Our Mate Col and Rollin Ron, were .06 outside their time.
Keep your eyes glued to the Nyngan Observer and Facebook (Nyngan Splashers RSL Swimming Club) for Dick’s Predictions each week.
Anyone interested in swimming on Wednesday night should see entertainment director Barry Drovers Dog Smith for after-swim festivities (which is becoming very popular).
Doug Smith, Dick Whiteford and Barry Smith travel to Albury to represent the Nyngan Splashers for the AIF Swimming Championships on March 21-22.