2024 Monkstone Open Doubles

Yesterday, Sunday 7 April, saw the biggest competition ever held at Monkstone Petanque Club – 68 boulers took part in the Open Doubles with all 16 lanes in use simultaneously for the first time.

The rain promised for most of the day did not arrive until around 4pm much to the relief of everybody. We even had small glimpses of the sun.

The competition format in the morning was 32 teams divided into 8 pools of 4 for a round-robin. After lunch, the top of each group went into the Gold elimination competition, second in each group to Silver, third to Bronze and fourth to Tin.

The competition was fierce but friendly and whilst there were some expected winners there were others that came through to take a prize in their section of the competition. Special mention should be made of 9 year old Jack Harris who, partnering his father Richard, won the Bronze competition.

Monkstone Petanque Club wishes thank all those supported the club by entering the competition and made it a truly memorable event.

Play in Full Swing

 

The Full Results

The morning Pool Stage final rankings

GOLD Elimination Group

SILVER Elimination Group

BRONZE Elimination Group

TIN Elimination Group

The Winners & Runners Up

Mike Jones, Monkstone President, presented the prizes to the Winners & Runners up (except for the Tin Competition where, for obvious reasons, the Organiser had to step in!)

                WINNERS                                                    RUNNERS UP

Tin Competition

     Phil Roberts & Mike Jones                                  Linda & Alan Thomas

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Bronze Competition

       Richard & Jack Harris                                Sue Foster & Gail Brooksbank

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Silver Competition

     Roger Green & Alex Skibinski                  Didier Mack & Daniel Rawling

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Gold Competition

     Sean Smith & Ian Bailey                            Jake Caston & Stewart Spencer

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

……………….. and Finally

The Organiser at work

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