8-nations – Day 2 teams, results & standings
As Day two of the 8-nations event drew to a close, coach Steve Glasson reports that our men’s team are doing particularly well and we are ‘rotating’ our players quite a bit through different combinations to identify the right ‘mix’ of players and combinations while other countries are not rotating quite as much which places greater emphasis on the men’s performances thus far
The Bowlers with a Disability Triples are also well up the order with just one loss however have a big test ahead of them against the more fancied ‘Scots’.
The Jackaroo women continue to work their way into the competition with three wins from six matches today and a couple of near misses also. Glasson reports that the win of the women’s fours was particularly pleasing over a strong ‘hard to beat’ Scottish foursome – but they did! Fantastic.
In the final day of sectional play and then finals, the Men’s Pairs will play off for Gold and the Men’s Triples are a chance of the same. The Ladies, all going well will play off for bronze in the fours while the AWD are a big chance for a podium finish as well.
Day 2 teams & results are listed below; (Australia’s score listed first)
Ladies Singles
1. Carla Odgers v Malaysia (13 -21)
2. Karen Murphy v South Africa (17-21)
3. Kelsey Cottrell v Canada (21-12)
Ladies Fours
1. Natasha Van Eldik, Rebecca Van Asch, Karen Murphy, Kelsey Cottrell v Scotland Kelvin (13-12)
2. Claire Turley, Rebecca Van Asch, Natasha Van Eldik, Kelsey Cottrell v NZ (19-11)
3. Carla Odgers, Claire Turley, Rebecca Van Asch, Karen Murphy v SA (11-14)
Men’s Pairs
1. Mark Casey & Matthew Flapper v Scotland Clyde (15-7)
2. Barrie Lester & Mark Casey v England (16-9)
3. Wayne Ruediger & Nathan Rice v Malaysia (15-11)
Men’s Triples
1. Brett Wilkie, Nathan Rice, Aron Sherriff v Scotland Kelvin (17-10)
2. Wayne Ruediger, Nathan Rice, Brett Wilkie v Scotland C (12-17)
3. Barrie Lester, Matthew Flapper, Aron Sherriff v Canada (17-7)
AWD
1. Tony Bonnell, Barry Charity, Joshua Barry v Ireland (29-2)
2. Joshua Barry, Tony Bonnell, Tim Slater v South Africa (SG) (14-8)
3. Barry Charity, Tony Bonnell, Tim Slater v Wales (17-8)
Overall standings after day two;
AWD Triples
P
W
D
L
SF
SA
SD
Pts
Australia
5
4
0
1
89
62
27
8
South Africa
6
4
0
2
88
67
21
8
Scotland Clyde
5
3
2
0
118
34
84
8
Scotland Kelvin
5
3
1
1
102
44
58
7
England
5
2
1
2
63
75
-12
5
Wales
5
0
0
5
40
113
-73
0
N Ireland
5
0
0
5
27
133
-105
0
Ladies Singles
P
W
D
L
SF
SA
SD
Pts
England
6
6
0
0
126
73
53
12
South Africa
6
4
0
2
116
100
16
8
Scotland Kelvin
6
3
0
3
113
102
11
6
Scotland Clyde
6
3
0
3
83
80
3
4
Malaysia
6
3
0
3
111
115
-4
6
New Zealand
6
2
0
4
103
101
2
4
Australia
6
2
0
4
96
113
-17
4
Canada
6
1
0
5
62
125
-63
2
Ladies Fours
P
W
D
L
SF
SA
SD
Pts
Malaysia
6
5
0
1
107
67
40
10
Scotland Kelvin
6
4
1
1
94
55
39
9
England
6
4
0
2
82
91
-9
8
New Zealand
6
3
0
3
84
70
14
6
Australia
6
3
0
3
84
81
3
6
South Africa
6
2
0
4
73
74
-1
4
Canada
6
1
1
4
58
110
-52
3
Scotland Clyde
6
1
0
5
66
100
-34
2
Men’s Pairs
P
W
D
L
SF
SA
SD
Pts
Australia
6
6
0
0
91
60
31
12
Scotland Kelvi
6
4
0
2
102
67
35
8
Scotland Clyde
6
4
0
2
90
67
23
8
England
6
4
0
2
88
75
13
8
Canada
6
2
0
4
67
79
-12
4
New Zealand
6
2
0
4
65
96
-31
4
South Africa
6
1
0
5
62
85
-23
2
Malaysia
6
1
0
5
67
103
-36
2
Men’s Triples
P
W
D
L
SF
SA
SD
Pts
New Zealand
5
4
0
1
77
54
23
8
Australia
5
3
0
2
80
65
15
6
Scotland Clyde
5
2
2
1
63
59
4
6
Canada
5
3
0
2
65
69
-4
6
England
5
2
1
2
67
59
8
5
Scotland Kelvin
5
2
1
2
59
68
-9
5
Malaysia
5
1
0
4
62
73
-11
2
South Africa
5
1
0
4
51
77
-26
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