Wellington sporting news | The beginning of this soccer season with a whopping 22 registered men

The warrior men nominated a third grade team at the beginning of this soccer season with a whopping 22 registered men to have a run in the field.

The numbers were high, yes, but the men were positive they could make it work for the best outcome. Setting two nights aside a week to work on ball skills and to participate in Paul "Killer" Miller's deadly workout routines really united the large team size.

Playing 17 games over the season the men have accumulated a total of 44 goals scored with eight wins six losses and three draws finishing second on the ladder over all.

Working with such large numbers this year the men should be proud of their achievements so far. Coming up to the grand final this Sunday. Wellington warriors men will take the field against Macquarie at 11am in Dubbo.

Women's warriors

The women's warriors are in their fourth year into the competition. Starting off with little to no skills in the first season. We have grown each year and recruited new players coming close in 2018 to making the grand final but just losing out by one game.

This year would have to be our best season yet, picking up a lot of new players and building on our skills and fitness.

Paul 'killer' Miller has been a big asset to our team this year running us hard at training and building up our stamina.

The women have had a few tough games this season but coming away with a win each week. Very proud of our efforts and how much we have all grown this season.

We are undefeated at 16 wins for the season and hoping to bring a big win home in the grand final coming up against SDW on Sunday.

Leading the girls into the grand final this year as a first for the women's warriors is a big achievement, and honour to have been able to play alongside all these talented girls. I'm Hoping we can bring home the trophy for the wellington club!

Darts

Wellington Ladies Rebel Darters put in a great effort in there Doubles Championship coming away with the win, it was played last Saturday at the Wellington Bowling Club.

Vicki Button and Teena Hill took on Wendy Wilson and Cindy Crocker in the final after a round robin had concluded, Vicki and Teena won the Final by three legs to nil, although the score line did not reflect how close the match was.

The Wellington Rebel Darters hit the boards again last Monday night at the Wellington Soldiers Memorial Club. All Darters finished off playing round 14 plus an other round in there singles point score event.

After 14 rounds of the point score the Jason Cornish has consolidated his lead by drawing a two point lead, 63 points, David Wilson is next on 61 points, Allan Brown is on 45 points, Richard Kent 43 points, Wendy Wilson 31 points, Alf Wilson 30 points, Teena Hill 26 points, Vicki Button 13 points, Hayley Watts 10 points, Kirsty Watts 4 points.

High scores were, Allan Brown 140, 135, 108, 2x100, 85, Richard Kent 116, 100, 2x90's, 4x80's, Wendy Wilson 115, 86, Alf Wilson 2x100, 95, Jason Cornish 100, 3x80's, Hayley Watts 2x80's, Teena Hill 84.

Highest pegs on the night were to hard as somehow nobody hit one, that's men or ladies.

Its on all again this Monday night from 6.30pm with all new players more than welcome to come along and throw a dart in a night that is not as serious as you think. Allan's old time country music will keep you happy, that is if you like that kind of music.

Bowls

Wellington Men's Bowls Minor Singles Championships have now played there Semi Finals with Garth Watts winning the first Semi-Final over a very gallant Caleb Petrovic who gave Garth to much start, he did comeback but just couldn't keep it going, final score was 31 to 12 and in the second Semi-Final Norm Johnston defeated Jason Cornish.

Draw for Round 1 of the Major Singles Championship which are to be played by this Saturday, please arrange to have these matches played as it's play or forfeit, Bye versus Norm Johnston, Jim Hill versus David Wilson, Kevin Stanley versus Trevor Messenger, Garth Watts versus Jason Cornish, John Gersbach versus Caleb Petrovic, Ron Oxenham versus Jayson O'Brien.

Results from Round 1 of the Major Singles has seen Peter Baker defeat Pat Everingham who put in a much better effort in this event, final score was 32 to 13, Scott Reid defeated Parish Petrovic, Scott was always leading, but Parish kept himself in stricking distance, final score 31 to 23.

Quarter Finals of the Major Singles Championships are to be played by September 14.

Wellington Bowling Clubs Annual General Meeting will be held on Thursday, September 5 at 6pm all members are invited to come along and have there say in how the Club will be run over the next 12 months.

Nominations are still available for the Pairs Championship and the Championships with nomination sheets still available on the notice board.

Memorial Bowls day is on September 15 with a three bowl triples being played starting at 9am, there will be three-ten ends being played and the cost of the day is only $20 which includes lunch, there will also be bacon and egg rolls available from 8am, a nomination sheet is available on the notice board and closes on September 11.

Twilight Tuesday night Bowls is starting on October 8 with a three bowl Triples being played and running over ten weeks, a fun night is guaranteed, novice teams are more than welcome to join, so get your teams ready to play and have a great night out at the Wellington Bowling Club.

Wednesdays Social Bowls saw a small field of only six, so here's hoping that all bowlers will be back from there holidays and ready to play this Wednesday Afternoon with novice bowlers welcome to come along and have a great afternoon of bowls, there are bowls available to borrow if you have none, all names to be in by 1pm so a draw can be done.

Last Wednesdays Bowls results saw the winners being Frank Gersbach-David Wilson-Len Morris who defeated Norm Johnston-Jayson O'Brien-Jason Cornish the final score was 20 to 12.

The Jackpot was on and was not won and the Wednesday raffle winner was Kevin Stanley.

A special mention for Jayson O'Brien whose memory is like his stature, you figure it out and he also bowled a wrong BIAS bowl, what a big day of bowls Jayson.