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AUGUSTA, Ga. (WJBF)– Back in the fall, the Augusta Junior Payers presented “Sistas,” then performed in the community division of regional competition… and for the second year in a row, won first place! Now, they’ll represent the state of Georgia. It’s coming back for one send off performance only on March 12th. Artistic Director Roy […]
The family of a Highbridge teenager who tragically died in a crash in 2020 are set to hold a fundraising sky dive to raise funds for a charity close to their hearts.
Photo: PHOTOSPORT The Blues squad that played the Hurricanes remained in Wellington post-game, and yesterday all returned negative Covid tests. It is bye week, so the squad has now dispersed and will officially reassemble at the weekend with training to re-start on Sunday at the temporary base in Cambridge, Waikato. The remainder of the squad and staff that did travel to Wellington have relocated to Cambridge - and remain in a separate bubble awaiting the results of their Covid Tests - due back today. If they are clear, then they too will be free to disperse. No-one can travel to Auckland.
Symes led the final 16-9 after 11 of the 18 ends. But Kernaghan took a four on the next end – the third of the game – to tighten up the contest. Symes took a two on the next end, but then Kernaghan got on a run and including a three on the penultimate head, his team grabbed the lead for the first time. Both Scott and MacDonell produced top draw shots on the deciding end, before Gray, with his second delivery, immaculately drew the jack a few centimetres to hold two. Kernaghan, a highly decorated player, had to watch with frustration when his last drive hit the head but he still found h...
Playing an Auckland combination of Caroline Dubios and Denise West – who also needed the win to qualify – it was Dubios and West that prevailed 15-11. There were some anxious moments for some of the other contenders, but in the final wash up they survived. Included in that group were the champions of two seasons ago in the women’s pairs, Lisa Prideaux and Val Smith. Smith suffered a second loss on Wednesday morning – following one on Tuesday – going down 18-16 to Kirsty Hill. Hill is the sister of men’s pairs winner, Jamie. But with wins in the last two rounds were enough for ...