2018 Ken Wighton Singles – Final

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The semifinals round robin between Bhisham Singh, Rod Houston and David Howell resulted in Bhisham and Rod progressing to the final.

In the final, Bhish and Rod traded ends with the score after 11 ends 8 to 6 in favour of Rod. Rod then broke away with multi-point ends pulling away to hold an 11 point lead at the 18th end.

Bhish was obviously concerned about this deficit and at the 25th end, the score was 22 to 21 in favour of Bhish. 

However, Rod was not going to lie down in the face of this onslaught by Bhish and regained control, taking 5 of the final 8 ends to finish victorious at 31 to 25. 

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A huge thank you to the spectators, cheering on both players and offering encouragement. 

Congratulations to Rod, the 2018 Ken Wighton Singles Champion.

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It was very pleasing to see our special guests today – Margaret and Ken Wighton.

Both bowlers played excellent singles bowls, with Rod playing the more typical singles game of draw, draw, draw, whilst Bhish played a little more aggressively using the drive to good effect on several occasions.  Based on the standard of play exhibited today, both bowlers will likely feature in future championships and representative games at this club.

View full draw and scoresheet here.

Thanks to umpires for the day – Bob Cole and David Wilson, and Ross Iredale, the marker for final.

With nine entrants this year and some fantastic bowls played in each of the rounds, this competition format has proven successful and interesting to players and spectators alike.