Latest round-up of the Mid Cheshire league bowls action

Mid Cheshire crown green bowls results <i>(Image: Newsquest)</i>
Mid Cheshire crown green bowls results (Image: Newsquest)
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Stuart Greenhalgh casts his eye over the past week’s Mid Cheshire league action on the crown green bowls scene…

Mid Cheshire League, Premier

Wharton BC A sit in first place in the Premier, after continuing their unbeaten run 209-100 at home to Comberbach A.

Ashley Blackburn 21-02 was the best of Wharton’s winners.

Second-place Castle Sports A kept in touch with Wharton, after a 209-136 home win against Barnton CC A.

Steven P Baskerville 21-04 was Castle Sports’ standout win.

Victoria A, in third place, fell further behind the top two despite winning 202-146 at home to Castle Sports B.

Nick Walker 21-05 was Victoria’s best win.

Darren O’Hanlon and Glyn Walton 21-08 were the best winners in Rudheath Bowls A’s home victory 184-166 against Frodsham Red Lion A.

Owley Wood A had nine winners in their home 209-142 victory against Kingswood BC.

Conall Redmond 21-93 was the standout win.

Shavington A stayed at the bottom of the Premier after losing at home 159-190 to fifth place Crewe Post Office.

Joshua Birkby 21-08 was the best away winner.

Owley Wood D and Comberbach finally played their game in hand.

Owley won their home match 179-168.

Section One

Castle Sports C still lead Section One even after losing 178-170 at Barnton CC B.

Should Castle gain promotion they will join their A and B teams in the Premier.

Steve Becket was Castle’s best winner.

Rudheath Bowls B had five home winners in their 180-178 victory against Crosstown.

Nigel Massey 21-10 was the standout performer.

Terry Wilkinson for Castle and Paul Charlesworth for Victoria both won 21-7 as Castle Sports D won their home match against Victoria B 178-164.

Second-place Wharton BC B lost 173-159 at Comberbach B.

Gareth Hughes 21-1 was Wharton’s standout win.

Frodsham Red Lion B had nine home winners in their 198-116 victory against Moulton RBL A.

Gary Spencer had the best win.

Meadowbank A won their home match 177-161 against Owley Wood B.

Chris Oswell led the way with 21-2.

Section Two

Nick Dodds and Alex Banks both won 21-9 for Sandbach Park A in their 194-158 home win against Davenham A.

Kelsall had six winners in their 193-171 home win against Helsby B.

Craig Henderson and Jack Bestwick shared the best win 21-9.

David Johnson won 21-4 but it couldn’t stop his team Tarporley A losing 174-170 at Owley Wood C.

Middlewich RBL A and Fern Villa BC A shared five winners each but Middlewich just took the home win 170-169.

Rod Weedall was the shining light with 21-5.

Comberbach C had eight winners in their 146-186 away success against Davenham B.

Janet Agnew 21-2 was Davenham’s best win, with special mention to young bowler Luka Jones Dakic who won 21-3.

Section Three

Owley Wood D won their home match 189-102 against Meadowbank B.

Darren Shaw 21-1 had the best result.

Section leaders Winnington won away 146-168 against Delamere.

Andy Barclay 21-5 had the best result.

Crowton had nine winners and only dropped one chalk in their 209-141 home win against Tarporley B.

Angela Bennett 21-8 was the best win.

Rod Massey 21-1 helped his team Cuddington in their 193-116 home win against Shavington B.

Fern Villa BC B won their home match 177-165 against Wharton Rec A.

John Mills and Daniel Evans both won 21-6.

Section Four

Comberbach D had seven winners in their 181-168 home victory against Davenham C.

Mike Beresford 21-8 had the best result.

Adrian Gittings 21-3 was the best of Hartford B’s seven home winners as they won 172-138 against Rudheath Bowls C.

Eric Green 21-3 was Davenham D’s only winner as they lost 134-192 at home to Sandbach Park B.

Declan Lamb 21-3 helped Owley Wood E win 163-175 away from home against Barton CC D.

Section leaders Hartford A had nine winners in their 142-207 away success over Moulton RBL B.

Frank Robinson 21-3 was Castle Sports E’s standout win as the latter won 145-172 at Norley.

Mid Cheshire Ladies, Division One

Michelle Bebbington 21-7 was the standout win in Barton A’s 159-116 home victory against Moulton Ladies.

Lady Owls A had three winners at home as they lost 120-155 overall against Red Lion Ladies.

Nicola Boulton 21-7 helped to keep Red Lion firmly cemented at the top of the division.

Emily Gowen and Viv Raddy both winning 21-2 helped in Castle Ladies’ 151-93 home victory against Barnton B.

Kim Langridge 21-11 was the best of Barrow Ladies’ five winners in their 149-129 win against Winnington Ladies.

Division Two

Hartford had four winners in their 135-129 home win against Bostock Ladies.

Janet Newton 21-5 was the standout winner.

Rudheath SSC had six home winners in their 161-97 victory against Cuddington Ladies.

Brenda Panesh and Nicols Davies both won 21-6 for Rudheath.

Crowton Ladies had five away winners in their 141-149 win against Lady Owls B.

Clair Collins 21-5 was the standout victory for Lady Owls.

Helen Peake 21-4 helped her team Davenham Ladies in their 128-148 away win against Rode Heath.

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