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ABM SKITTLES CLUB Wallingford Sports Park | Hithercroft Road | Wallingford | OX10 9RB
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Week 2 - Division 1 Splitz ‘n’ Giggles kept the wins coming with a tight 6-4 success over Alsorts. Skipper Rob Perry hit the Div 1 high this week, thanks to a 12 spare in the beer leg. Richard Greenaway also 12 spared in his beer for Alsorts, but Splitz took the points. Spare of the week came from Dexter Bell of Rollin’ Pins - his 14 was his first ever. Opponents Living On A Spare weren’t fazed, though, and took the spoils in a 7-3 win. Lads’ Night Out took 8 points from Cross Keys to join Splitz on two wins out of two, and Absolutely Skittled sneaked a 6-4 over Gutter Nutters despite losing the pins 178-180. Week 2 - Division 2 Josh Barton was the top-scorer across both divisions with an excellent 38, a new personal best for him, and it helped drive Remnants to victory over Newcomers. Teammate Colin Wheeler hit a new PB of his own (33), but Newcomers still managed to snatch the final two legs to get some points on the board. Wooden spoon winners Late Knights kicked their season off with a morale-boosting 8-2 win over Sianie’s Angels, whilst newbies Borrower Bowlers lost by the same margin to Best Sellers. Borrowers’ Nikki Osborne did hit the heights with 33, her best ever score (including her time with Alsorts in the dim and distant past..). The other rookies on show, Pin Pals, came up against early pace-setters Maclean Smilers, and though they lost out, took a creditable 4 points. Smilers’ Alex McEntyre looks a good prospect after 32 on debut.