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6′ 3″ (192cm) Height Bath Rugby, wine and coffee Interests Cumberwell Park GC Attachment (2010), (11), (12), (13), (14), 15*, 16*, 17* Qualifying School Laurie enjoyed a breakthrough season in 2020 finishing 19th in the Race to Dubai thanks to 5 Top 10 performances including two well-fought runner up finishes at the Portugal Masters and the Italian Open. Born in Bath, Laurie is a devoted Bath Rugby supporter and all-round spo...

5′ 11″ (182cm) Height All sports, surfing Interests 2012, (13), 14*, 15* Qualifying School Finished a career-high 32nd in the Race to Dubai Rankings Presented by Rolex in 2019 courtesy of seven top ten finishes on the season. Was inspired by former European Tour winner and club-mate at Mandurah Country Club, Jarred Moseley, to target a career in Europe after several years playing on the Australian circuit and twice progressed from Qualifying School in 2014 ...

Send those snowstorm pictures our way! Feel free to post them... Send those snowstorm pictures our way! Feel free to post them here, or send to montana.samuels@patch.com Thank Thank MARK MURRAY RIP One of our beloved firemen and a lifelong resident of Saddle River passed away last night. Mark Murray, son of John & Barbara Murray was 61 years old, and he was battling cancer. Mark was a LIFE MEMBER of the SRFD and held the position of Vice President of the Fire Association. He also proudly served in the Coast Guard. Mark’s loss is a huge loss for our Fire Department and the Borough of Saddle ...

ST HELENS darter Michael Smith suffered a shock defeat at the hands of William Hill World Championship debutant Jason Lowe at London's Alexandra Palace on Wednesday. World number four Smith became the highest seed to lose their opening tie when Lowe produced an excellent display earn a 3-1 victory. The 48-year-old builder from Cradley Heath, who won his PDC Tour Card at Qualifying School at the start of 2020, hit seven 180s and averaged over 96 in an impressive triumph. "This is the biggest win of my career and it feels amazing to do it at this tournament against one of the best playe...

Share this article There was a major shock at Alexandra Palace on Wednesday night as world number four Michael Smith crashed out of the PDC World Darts Championship. On the final night before the Christmas break, debutant Jason Lowe stunned 'Bully Boy' with a brilliant 3-1 victory. Smith reached the 2018 final two years ago, where he was defeated by Michael van Gerwen, and this latest loss marks the second year in a row that he has fallen at the first hurdle with a second-round exit. 46-year-old Lowe, who's ranked number 80 in the world, only secured his Tour Card for the first time in Januar...