Supporters from all clubs are
welcome to come along and cheer on their own club.
Gee said: “The event is, of course, just a bit of fun meant to get all local clubs together for an enjoyable evening, although I'm sure it will still have a competitive edge to it.”
The format is that three lanes will be used, with the scores counted up after the first game. The top six teams will go into the final, then a middle five with the bottom five playing a second game for the dreaded wooden spoon.
Gee’s 9-year-old daughter, Poppy, made the draw and the first games stack up as follows:
Gee said: “The event is, of course, just a bit of fun meant to get all local clubs together for an enjoyable evening, although I'm sure it will still have a competitive edge to it.”
The format is that three lanes will be used, with the scores counted up after the first game. The top six teams will go into the final, then a middle five with the bottom five playing a second game for the dreaded wooden spoon.
Gee’s 9-year-old daughter, Poppy, made the draw and the first games stack up as follows:
Lane 1
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1. Sutton Town –
Craig Charlesworth
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2. Shirebrook Town –
Danny Bacon
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3. Clipstone –
Kieron Watson
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4. Shirebrook Town –
Kevin Gee
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5. Staveley Miners
Welfare – Mathew Thorpe
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6. Rainworth Miners
Welfare – Matt Varley
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Lane 2
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1. Clipstone – Brett
Marshall
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2. AFC Mansfield –
Danny Tighe
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3. Scarborough
Athletic – Rudi Funk
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4. Teversal – Kev
Newton
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5. Staveley Miners
Welfare – Jamie Smith
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Lane 3
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1. Sutton Town –
Dean Mitchell
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2. Rainworth Miners Welfare
– Scott Rickards
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3. AFC Mansfield –
Mark carter
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4. Scarborough
Athletic - Jason white
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5. Teversal – Craig
newton
All clubs are
required to bowl in Home club colours and supporters are welcome to cheer the
teams on
Meet at 6.45 at
mansfield Superbowl for 7pm start
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