SCORES FROM POWFOOT

FULL RESULTS

N Keir     37
B Gibson   36
A Smart    35
D Graham   33
P James      33
A Alexander  33
J Wynn       32
S Paul       32
I Fox        32
I Hutchinson   32
T Nicholson   31
B Newall       30
D Revie      30
J Sommerville  30
G Sinclair       29
M Drummond  29
R Aitken       29
C Chalmers   29
C Weir        29
I Baird        28
G Cullen     27
R Chalmers  27
P Ritchie      26
S Gibson      26
B Murphy    25
J Wylie         25
D Stirling     25
J O Prey       25
G Leadbitter   24
S Kennedy    24
D Mitchell     22
G Dickie      19


Round 9 on Sunday was at Powfoot and a stiff breeze with some showers made scoring a lot lower for most than it has been this season.

The winner on Sunday was Neil with 37 points. Last year's overall winner won his first Tour event on Sunday. Even though Neil won overall last year, he has never actually won a round on its own. So well done to Neil. He managed to win a few extra points also in the league standings and moved up a few positions. Can he win overall again? He needs to have some really high scores in the last 2 rounds to have any chance.

In second place was Mr Steady Billy Gibson with 36 points and he also moved up a few points. He was closely followed by Alex Smart on 35 points.

The nearest the pins were Jim Wylie and Richard Aitken.

Our Spoon winner was defending Spoon Boy, Graham Dickie, who walked out the club with the same prize he had walked in with 20 minutes before the prizegiving.

Graham took the Spoon back up the road in the Yorkie Spoon Car. Davy Stirling has now transported the Spoon to and from the Tour events 5 times in 12 months. There were 2 for himself , 2 for Tiger Dickie and 1 for John Cumming who won it at Southerness last March.

Another interesting fact is that all 3 of them have also won a Tour event this winter !!

GETTING DOWN TO THE FINAL 2 ROUNDS.

The next round will be the round that sets up the players who will be playing in the Top Dogs 4 ball battle and also those for the Donkey 4 ball battle. In less than 2 weeks all will be revealed who the lucky players are and who will be going out together in the last 2 games at Ladybank.

The top 4 all remain on the same points after Sunday so no changes in that game.

They are Vera , Sinky , Foxy and Ma Card. As it stands, there are about 6 players still in the running for winning overall. Players with more than 182 points are all capable of being this year's overall Champion.

At the other end of the table, there were some movers and shakers. Davy Stirling moved out of the 4 ball, but he is tied on 153 points with 3 others. Below those 3 are the bottom 3 of Kenny Lang , Johnny S and Richard Aitken. Also there are a couple of players on 4 rounds that need to hit some decent points if they don't want to drop into that game or pick up the Donkey prize on the final day.

The bottom is very very tight and I think there are 8 or 9 players all able to fall into the Donkey 4 ball at Ladybank. Any player with less than 158 points is in the battle to avoid The Donkey of the Year award.

Its going to be very tight at both the top and bottom.