Mac Too won the winter league in style with a 12-0 win over nearest rivals Brothers Grimm. Their margin was 16 points; a big margin after a few weeks of bunching at the top of the table. The best was between third and fourth where Duo needed to win by more than four points to overtake Brothers Grimm. Having won games one and two and looking certain to do that, Red Not Blue took all the remaining points in the third game - two of them by just one pin.Duo remain in third place on pinfall and Red Not Blue stay in fourth.

Season best bowling by Mick King was the deciding factor in Mac Too's win, he improved his high series by 19 to 523 (649 with handicap) and had his first 200 game - 29 higher than his previous best, at 220 (262 -second best in the league).

The league scratch average improved slightly to end on 140.6

Mac Too took a big step towards the league title with a 12-0 win over Boom and leap from third to the top with a lead of four points over Brithers Grimm in second. After another loss Duo in third can't now win the league on position night next week.

John Bryer was top scorer with the only series over 500; 546 (612 with handicap) but there were no games over 200 by anybody and no player improved their season's best scores this week.

The league scratch average improved slightly to 140.5

With an 8-4 loss, to Hit and Miss, leaders Duo slip back to second with Brothers Grimm taking over after a 10-2 win against Stealth Bowlers. Mac Too keep in contention with a 10-2 win and are now only four points from the lead with just two weeks to go. The league title is between these three teams.

Brothers Grimm also make a rare appearance at the top of the high scores lists this week taking all of the team high scores while Terry was top in the individual lists. Terry's 519 (645 with handicap) series included a clean 207 (249) game that started with a 4-6-10 split conversion. Both of these scores were new seasons best.

Terry Emmony got lucky with a 4-6-10 split while Sarah Shellard got the same split on the other side, 4-6-7. Alan Barton was successful with a 6-7-8-10.

The league scratch average remained at 140.4

The leading three teams shuffle positions again and Duo go back to the top after beating Mac Too 12-0. Brothers Grimm did enough against X-Men to keep second place and are four points behind Duo and four ahead of Mac Too in third. Stealth Bowlers made a late bid for the top three with a 12-0 win over Pin Pals.

Some good scores by the younger bowlers this week with Nathan Ferrie hitting a season's best 560 (674 with handicap) with all three games in the high 180s. The lad Steve from Brothers Grimm also had a 500 series and the best game of the night, 215 (245). The best team performance was by Lew Ashenden and Chris Johnson of Boom who achieved a new high team handicap series for the league with 1,297 in comprehensively beating Dominoes. Both players improved their high series for this season by 35 to 490 (Lew) and 486 (Chris)

Bunz (Red not Blue) had a new personal best series of 459 (612) and Terry Highton had a new high game, 3 higher at 208 (244). Karen Davies (Chucklers) had her first ever turkey tonight.

Ray Telfer was successful with a 3-6-7 split.

The league scratch average improved by 0.1 to 140.4

The lead changes again this week after a bad result for Brothers Grimm against Red not Blue and wins for Mac Too and Duo. Mac Too return to the top of the table by two points from Brothers Grimm who are now only two points ahead of Duo in third. Hit and Miss keep in touch in fourth, another nine points behind.

A good week for Ray Relfer and the Beastie Boys. Ray had the best handicap series score, 623 (479 scratch, a new season best) while John Bryer had the best scratch series, 534 (603). Ray also improved his high game by 7 to reach 200 for the first time this season. (201, 249). Beastie Boys hit the best team scratch score for the season; 1,013 (1,226)

Owen Campbell converted a 4-9 split.

The league scratch average improved by 0.1 to 140.3

Another win, 10-2 against PinPals keeps Brothers Grimm at the top of the table but still only by four points from new second place Mac Too who also won 10-2. Duo lost badly to X-Men and slip to third, another six points behind.

Not many high scores again this week; Carl Briggs was top scorer with another 500 series, 522 (630 with handicap) with Diane MacFarlane next with a new season best series, 11 higher at 506 (632 - best of the night). Carl also had the joint best game (196, 232) with Rich Lester.

Paul Simmons had a new season high score, 29 higher at 463 (616) and Chris Johnson improved his high game by 5 to 175 (232) and series by 11 to 451 (622)

Splits: Rose Barton 1-5-10, Mick Freeborn and Terry Emmony 5-7 and Steve Emmony 5-8-10

The league scratch average improved by 0.2 to 140.2

Duo and Mac Too, last weeks leading teams, both lost again this week and were overtaken by Brothers Grimm who won 10-2 against Hit & Miss. The Brothers lead on pinfall from Duo and by four points from Mac Too in third. A significant 13 point gap has opened to Hit & Miss in fourth.

Merv Farrow on 525 (627 with handicap) and John Bryer 514 (580) were the only bowlers to reach 500 tonight and there were no 200 games. Steve Emmony had the best scratch game, 191 (221) and Berenice Davies the best handicap game 224 (161 scratch).

Owen Campbell (Chucklers) was the only player to improve his high scores: game +4 to 170 (220) and series +44 to 452 (602)

The league scratch average remained at 140.0

The top four teams all lost or drew tonight but keep their places on the table. Duo and Mac Too are now level on points and only six points ahead of Brothers Grimm in third. A gap of nine points has opened up to Hit and Miss in fourth.

Carl Briggs had another good week to be top scorer with 508 (616 with handicap) with Martin Cook, in his first game for months, next best on 505 (634 - the best of the night) Carl also hit the best game at both scratch and handicap (189, 225)

Barbara Lewis improved her high series for the season by 27 to 444 (609), Owen Campbell (Chucklers) had new game and series scores and Bunze (Red not Blue) improved his high game by 3 to 171 (222)

Sarah Shellard and Chris Johnson both got 4-9 splits.

The league scratch average improved slightly to 140.0