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Wondai Indoor Bowls Club Games Director Faye Holding recently competed at Caloundra<\/figcaption><\/figure>\n

June 22, 2016<\/strong><\/p>\n

by Keith Kratzmann<\/strong><\/p>\n

The past two weeks have seen Wondai indoor bowls players dealing with a busy schedule.<\/p>\n

Members have been travelling to Caloundra and Toowoomba to compete in major tournaments, as well as completing the annual Round Robin Pairs.<\/p>\n

Club president Vince Lakin reached the semi-final of the Caloundra singles, going down to local player David Staker.<\/p>\n

Faye Holding also played well, reaching the final of the consolation singles before bowing out to Caloundra’s Carmel Blyth.<\/p>\n

Two teams also journeyed to Toowoomba last weekend to take part in the Darling Downs five game tournament.<\/p>\n

Toowoomba – along with Caloundra – are two of the largest indoor bowls associations in Queensland.<\/p>\n

On the home front, the third and final round of the robin pairs on Tuesday night saw Daphne Ladlow and Keith Kratzmann emerge overall winners with a combined aggregate score of 124.<\/p>\n

Runners-up were Beth Weier and Margaret Stevenson on 118, while Val Klein and Lorraine Rook finished third with 116.<\/p>\n

Other scores were: <\/strong><\/p>\n