THE 63rd open tournament is under way at Lyme Regis Bowling Club, but with greatly reduced numbers of competitors.
Until Monday, the weather has been kind, if not all that warm with the rest of the week looking to be an improving situation. A full list of results will appear in next week's LymeOnline.
Axminster Under 12s 5
The young Tigers again playing on a full-size pitch did themselves proud conceding late on to draw the game.
The newly-formed East Devon Bash T-20 league has seen its first tied match.
In the second week of the pink ball competition, Kilmington Swingers and Seaton Pirates both hit 145 runs.
By Dave Bruce,
We were all blessed with good weather last week and Axe Cliff Golf Club members certainly made the most of it.
LYME Regis Bowls is experiencing a busy schedule with county and national preliminaries in full swing as well as all the various in house competitions.
This Saturday sees the start of our week long 63rd Open Tournament and members are hoping that the present fine weather will continue.
Seaton's challenging season continued with a disappointing performance away to Plympton where they were beaten by eight wickets.
With the season a third completed, Seaton are still looking for for more consistency in the Devon Cricket League A Division.
Junior members of Seaton Tennis Club have made a bid to play on the hallowed turf of the All England Club by taking part in the Road to Wimbledon competition.
The tournament is the biggest of its kind in British tennis, giving under-14 boys and girls across the country a chance to compete in local events, with county champions earning the right to play on the famous grass courts of SW19.
JUST one Lyme Regis Bowling Club this week - the result from the Dorset Women's Bowls League.
The format for this league has changed from the usual 'rinks' format to a 'triples' league. This change was made because of the ongoing pandemic and, will not entail any promotion or relegation this season.
Axe Cliff Ladies drew the short straw with the weather last Wednesday having to play in the rain.
It was their first round of the Axe Cliff Cup which is a tough series of five medal rounds and the cup goes to the lady with the best aggregate of three cards.
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