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Singles Club Championship Sectionals – Day 2, Sunday 1 November 2026

Report by Alex Smith: As October turns into November, Club Championships continue to roll on for the Sturt Bowling Club. Singles on Sunday the 1st of November included Sections 9, 10, 11 & 12 for

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Wednesday, Thursday Pennant Results, 28-29 October 2026

Midweek Pennants included some outstanding performances highlighted by the rink of Vicky Kavanagh, Bron Perry, Fiona Mansfield & Karen Esdale whose 28-7 result enabled our Thursday top side a

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Thursday Night Owls, Week 1 Results, Week 2 Fixture

Thursday Night Owls opened on a glorious balmy evening. We have 33 sides registered, up from 30 last year. Welcoming new sides Trimmer Terrors, Rolls Bowls, Unbiased Opinions and Flippers (who

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Winning form for Sturt III & IV – Saturday 31 October 2026

Sturt III and IV both enjoyed strong wins on Saturday 31 October, with each side producing encouraging performances across the rinks. Sturt III recorded a percentage-boosting 90–67 victory over

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Sturt I draws, Sturt III wins rink in exciting contests – Thursday 29 October 2026

Sturt I and III produced two highly competitive performances on Thursday 29 October against strong opposition. Sturt III secured a valuable 18–15 rink win against Kensington Marryatville II, sealed

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Team efforts deliver home wins for Sturt II & III – Wednesday 28 October 2026

Sturt II and III both enjoyed strong wins at home on Wednesday 28 October, with success spread across the rinks. Sturt II defeated Unley Cup rival Millswood 115–104, with four of the five rinks

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