This year the MCBA Singles Classic was combined with the
Chateau Classic. They put out the
Manitoba Open shot, The Beaten Path,
for all those who wanted to the practice in a tournament setting. We saw the same amount of people as our last
year’s singles tournament at this time last year with a total of 17 bowlers.
The top four changed hands quite a few times in the five
games that were played. In the end,
however, the top four was: Joseph
Franchewski, Lynne Gauthier, Michael Schmidt and Sean Coutts.
In this tournament we do a curling-style page play
down. First place and second place play
each other on one pair, while third place and fourth place play each other on
another pair. The winner of the match
between first and second automatically gets a bye into the finals. The winner of the match between third and
fourth goes on to play the loser of the match between first and second. The winner of that match goes on to play first place in the finals.
Joseph and Lynne played each other, while Michael and Sean played each other. Joseph beat Lynne 266 to 222. Michael beat Sean in a close match 214 to 211. Michael then went on to beat Lynne 228 to 225 in the semi-finals. After a good run, Joseph was beat in the finals by Michael, 242 to 212.
Great job by all bowlers on Kegel’s Challenge Pattern, the
Beaten Path! Good luck to all those
bowling in the Manitoba Open on January 4 and 5, 2014 at Chateau Lanes!
CONGRATULATIONS MICHAEL SCHMIDT!
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