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Grant provides new croquet ball sets

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Aug 23, 2024

Leo Barry and Helen and Ray Moye with one of the new croquet ball sets.

The Deniliquin Croquet Club has received a handy equipment boost, with the purchase of seven sets of croquet balls.

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This was made possible through a grant from the Deniliquin RSL Club’s community grants project and a private members’ donation from Helen and Ray Moye.

They’ve arrived in time for this weekend’s Long Paddock Classic Tournament at the Charlotte St courts in Deniliquin.

The community is invited to watch quality croquet on both Saturday and Sunday.

In results from the past week, Brad Fawns was the winner of the round seven of the Challen Cup on Sunday.

Runners-up were Alan Higgins and Graeme Bradford.

Andy Davis scored three jump shots and Alan Higgins scored two.

On Wednesday, Megan Tonta and Graeme Bradford were the three game winners, with Megan being declared the winner on a countback.

Two jump shots were scored, with Leo Barry and Brad Fawns achieving one each.

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