What a busy time of year this is at the club. Today it was the juniors who took centre stage with a successful 4321 tournament sponsored by MVP Sports.
There was a strong field from Cobourg as well as from Lindsay, Peterborough, Oshawa, Midland and Etobicoke.
In all, 25 juniors competed in two groups. Group A was players with 3 or more years experience and Group B less than 3 years.
In Group A our main hopes rested with Ontario silver medal winner, Will Richardson as well as Ben and Baylee Van Steijn. This was a singles tournament and each player played 3 games of 10 ends with a points scoring system where 10 points were at stake in each end. It wasn’t the best of days for the Van Steijns who were more or less out of the running for the main prizes after the second game.
However, after two games Will Richardson was only one point behind the leader Cori Millard of Lindsay and playing against Millard and another Lindsay player, Martin Brian, in the third and final game Will scored 46 points to finish seven points ahead and win his group.
In Group B the Lindsay club dominated taking the first three places. The winner of the group was Riley Finn with 141 points. The full results are on the results page. Also there is a slide show of the tournament below.
There was a strong field from Cobourg as well as from Lindsay, Peterborough, Oshawa, Midland and Etobicoke.
In all, 25 juniors competed in two groups. Group A was players with 3 or more years experience and Group B less than 3 years.
In Group A our main hopes rested with Ontario silver medal winner, Will Richardson as well as Ben and Baylee Van Steijn. This was a singles tournament and each player played 3 games of 10 ends with a points scoring system where 10 points were at stake in each end. It wasn’t the best of days for the Van Steijns who were more or less out of the running for the main prizes after the second game.
However, after two games Will Richardson was only one point behind the leader Cori Millard of Lindsay and playing against Millard and another Lindsay player, Martin Brian, in the third and final game Will scored 46 points to finish seven points ahead and win his group.
In Group B the Lindsay club dominated taking the first three places. The winner of the group was Riley Finn with 141 points. The full results are on the results page. Also there is a slide show of the tournament below.