Internationals
Good luck to Welsh international Ceris Hewlings who will be playing in the Home International series at Llandrindod Wells next week.
Playing on home soil, Wales will be hoping to lift the prestigious Eve Trophy after finishing runners-up to Scotland in Worthing last year.
The series begins on Tuesday with Wales playing Ireland and England, while Wednesday they face Scotland and finish on Thursday against Jersey.
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County two-wood singles
Congratulations to Ann Lewis and Gemma Amos who reached the semi-finals of the county two-wood singles on Saturday.
SAUNDERSFOOT 115 GELLIGAER 99
Saundersfoot played visitors from Gelligaer in Mid Glamorgan last week in a mixed friendly and on an enjoyable afternoon ran out winners by 16 shots.
Top rink went to John Evans, John Bingham, Neil Hensman and skip Marion Evans with a 20-shot win and the rinks skipped by Edward Smith and Stew Howe chipped in to the overall success with nine and 10-shot victories.
Brian Deeley's four just lost out on the last end to lose by one shot, while the rinks skipped by captain Keith Rowland and Barrie Lee went down by 12 and 10 shots, respectively.
The next friendlies are at the end of the month when Clevedon are the visitors on Friday, June 24, followed by the annual fixture against Beaufort on Sunday, June 26.
Availability notices are on the board if you wish to make yourself available to play.
SAUNDERSFOOT AND ST. ISSELL'S MEN'S Games
No games to report from last weekend as Saundersfoot did not have a fixture, while St. Issell's had their Sunday game washed out due to the torrential rain.
Saundersfoot were due to play Haverfordwest this week on Wednesday and also play home to Castle, also of Haverfordwest, tomorrow (Saturday).
On Sunday, St. Issell's also play at home against Pater, of Pembroke Dock.
