Three of these teams along with one from Cobar contested the semi-finals. Barry Beetson, Mick and Tim Walsh gave the Cobar boys a lesson and were first through the finals. 

Rex Vane, Andrew Reynolds and Steve Read competed against Adam Jermyn, Rick Jermyn and Tim Ryan for the other position.

President Read reports the results could have gone either way having the game locked up by the end of the day, so they played an extra end. 

“Rex Vane was one down when he left the head and played a brilliant bowl, drawing the shot with only three inches and sending his team into the final,” Read said. 

The hard fought final was won by Read, Vane and Reynolds, from the Walshes and Beetson. 

“There can only be one winner but the Nyngan Club was a winner as we start to produce some very good players,” Read said. 

“They are getting out there having a go and playing for their club.”

Vane, Reynolds and Read will take their talents to Dubbo this Saturday to compete at Dubbo City. 

On Sunday the club is taking a bus to Dubbo to have a friendly game against Dubbo Railway and Mudgee. Bus leaves at 6.30am and costs $10 per person. Ladies Pennants will have two teams playing this year. 

On Saturday the two teams played each other with one win each, but Blue prevailed by winning the margin.

On Sunday both teams travelled to Dubbo. Nyngan Red were defeated by the margin again. Nyngan Blue played Dubbo City winning by the margin again. 

Golden oldies winners this week are Kevin Reynolds and Helen Beetson. Sunday winners were Kevin Reynolds, Craig Grimmond and Col Gillespie.

Next weekend Saturday Red  play at Nyngan against Dubbo City and Nyngan Blue will play Macquarie at Macquarie.  Sunday Blue play Dubbo Railway at Railway and Nyngan Red play Coonamble at Coonamble.