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Pontyclun Away

n a highly anticipated clash between Dinas Powys Bowls Club and Pontyclun Bowls Club, the visiting team made their way to Pontyclun without their esteemed captain and skipper, Matthew Woodcock, as well as Alex Meddins. However, the absence of these key players did not dampen the spirits of the Dinas Powys team, as Vice Captain Tim stepped up to lead the charge. After a delayed start due to rain, Tim rallied his teammates with an inspiring team talk, setting the stage for an exciting contest.

Right from the outset, Dinas Powys showed their intent and started strongly, swiftly taking the lead on three rinks after just four ends. Approaching the halfway stage of the match, Dinas Powys maintained their momentum and had built an impressive 30-shot lead. The team's consistent performance across all the rinks showcased their depth of talent and ability to work together seamlessly. Despite the absence of their captain, the Dinas Powys players remained focused and determined, driven by their desire to secure victory.

As the match progressed, Pontyclun fought back valiantly, particularly on the rinks led by Rhys Fielding and Colin Dowling. These skilled players displayed their resilience, staging impressive comebacks and narrowing the gap. However, the Dinas Powys rinks proved to be formidable opponents, showing great composure and maintaining their advantage throughout the contest.

When the final bowls were delivered and the scores were tallied, it was Dinas Powys who emerged triumphant. The final scoreline read Dinas Powys 95, Pontyclun 57 Dinas taking all 14 points.

Individual performances on the rinks were notable, with Richard Bowen leading the way for Dinas Powys with a hard-fought victory of 20-15 against the talented C. Dowling. Chris Chapman showcased his skills as well, securing a 19-14 win over the determined R. Fielding. Mike Prosser delivered an outstanding performance, leading his rink to a resounding 28-15 victory against G. Fielding. Lastly, Mike Ackland demonstrated his prowess, leading his rink to a convincing 28-13 win over K. Agivs.

Overall, it was a memorable day for Dinas Powys Bowls Club, as their second team also secured a great win 8 points to 2 against a very good Cardiff Athletic side.

Many thanks to our sponsors Baywater Healthcare Absolute GrassCare Glamorgan Motors Autospray Cardiff Ltd