2007 RESULTS HIGHLIGHTS & PICTURES
Full details of the year's results can be found at page "Results - Historic (2007)" click here to return to RESULTS page
STABLEYARD DOUBLES
Elaine Paisnel and Joy Hart - First Gordon & Dorothy de Gruchy - Second Doug Woodley & Linda Taylor - Third
WINTER MELEE SUMMER MELEE
Linda Taylor 2nd, Elaine Paisnel 1st Gordon de Gruchy 2nd, Lyndon Ladies - 3rd Rita, 1st Joan, Men - 2nd Matthew, 1st Lyndon,
& Lorraine Norman 3rd Lewis 1st & Lawrence Rondel 3rd 2nd Marian 3rd Gerald
PBS CLUB DOUBLES MEN'S & LADIES SINGLES
Second - Keaven & Rita; First - Mick & Pru Third - Denis & Joan; Jane 3rd, Joan 1st & Pru 2nd Louie 3rd =, Fred 1st,
Fourth - Jane & Ian Matthew 2nd & Ken 3rd=
MEN'S & LADIES TRIPLES MEN'S & LADIES DOUBLES
Ladies winners- Linda, Rita & Joan Mens winners - Mick, Ian & Lawrence Ladies winners - Pru Vibert & Penny Foster Mens winners - Fred Paisnel & Derek Hart
CLUB TRIPLES
1st - Steve Foster, Louie Bowen & Peter Guegan 2nd - Rita Le Brocq, Denis & Joan Le Mercier The weather was a little damp!
JPC vs CARREFOUR
JPC Club members in action Carrefour's new Terrains Captain Lawrence with the trophy
September 11th - Play Offs The Play Offs were held at the Club on Tuesday 11th, followed by a BBQ, attended by about 60 members. The results were as follows: Pointing - Ladies - 1st Joan Le Mercier, 2nd Phyllis Saunders, 3rd Linda Taylor Men - 1st Keaven Taylor, 2nd Eric Maguire, 3rd Patrick Campbell Carreaux - Ladies - 1st Pru Vibert, 2nd Linda Taylor, 3rd Rosemarie Le Masurier Men - 1st Keaven Taylor, 2nd Matthew Pinel, 3rd Lawrence Rondel Pot Luck - Ladies - 1st Joan Le Mercier +62, 2nd Linda Taylor +26, 3rd Ann Billot +15 Men - 1st Ian Rondel +31, 2nd Matthew Pinel +21, 3rd Keaven Taylor +20 An end of season floodlit melee was held and the winners were Linda Taylor & Hayden Maguire |
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July 22nd - Married vs Singles Competition
A new competition this year, is the Married vs Singles. Unfortunately, there aren't enough singles so some married had to make up the numbers.
A very enjoyable day was had by all and the results were:
MARRIED: SINGLES:
1st - Joan & Lyndon Lewis 4 plus 28 1st - Nancy Welsh & Lawrence Rondel 3 plus 11
2nd - Linda & Keaven Taylor 4 plus 20 2nd - Rita Le Brocq & Brian Malzard 2 plus 6
3rd - Penny & Ian Foster 3 plus 26 3rd - Barbara Cunliffe, Beverly Pasqua & Noel Lillicrap 2 plus 2
JSAD Series
The Jersey Petanque Club recently held three sessions of the game, in conjunction with the JSAD, for a number of people with learning and other disabilities.
These evenings have been held for a number of years now and are becoming increasingly popular. The J.P.C members look forward to seeing old and new friends for a game of petanque and the customary tea and cakes afterwards. Once again the weather this year was very kind to us for all three evenings.
John Welsh of C.I. Engravers kindly donated medals for all the participants together with trophies which were won by: -
Best Male: Len Richardson
Best Female: Jennifer Crocker
Best Wheelchair Male: Ronnie Rolland
Nest Wheelchair Female: Jackie Tyler
Best Improved player Male: Aaron Boschat
Best Improved player Female: Melissa Alves
July 15th - PBS Invitation Doubles Competition
The Jersey Petanque Club PBS Invitation Match was played on Sunday July 15th. Twelve pairs played a series of 4games. Each pair was made up of a club member (C) and their invitee (I)
The level of play was remarkably good and the final positions were in the balance until the end of the last game.
The results were:
First Matthew(C) and Sue Pinel (I) 3 games plus 24
Second Lawrence Rondel (C) and David Le Cornu (I) 3 games plus 20
Third Graham Huelin (C) and Carol Grigg (I) 3 games plus 16
July 14th - BASTILLE NIGHT
Bastille Day, the French national holiday, commemorates the storming of the Bastille, which took place on 14 July 1789 and marked the beginning of the French Revolution. The Bastille was a prison and a symbol of the absolute and arbitrary power of Louis the 16th's Ancient Regime. By capturing this symbol, the people signaled that the king's power was no longer absolute: power should be based on the Nation and, talking about power, the Jersey Petanque Club celebrated Bastille Day in typical French style, with a series of games on the evening of Saturday 14th July.
Some 50 members of the Club attended a social and sporting event at the Club’s terrains at Les Quennevais. There were some excellent scores returned and the final placings were extremely close with the eventual winners only being ahead by the smallest of margins.
Linda Taylor secured first place for the ladies while Lyndon Lewis emerged as the men’s winner.