UPDATE: Lawn bowlers from Club Byron are making headlines after an impressive performance at the Northern Rivers section of the State Finals held on October 14-15, 2023, at Cherry Street Bowls in Ballina. This weekend, the club showcased remarkable talent, with several members advancing to the finals in their respective categories.
In a thrilling match, Kym Quinnel fought her way to the women’s singles final on October 15, narrowly falling to Susan Goode from Cabarita. Meanwhile, in the men’s singles, Louis Clark faced off against Paul Gray from Maclean in a hard-fought final, demonstrating skill and determination.
The excitement continued in the men’s state pairs final, where Club Byron’s dynamic duo, Troy Makin and Michael Anderson, battled fiercely but ultimately finished as runners-up against Josh McDonnell and Brian Eichorn from East Lismore.
This achievement comes on the heels of a recent trip to Nowra, where 14 bowlers from Byron Bay competed in the Grade 2 State Pennant finals. Although they did not secure titles, their performance against 15 other top clubs from across the state showcased the strength and resilience of the Club Byron bowlers.
Club Byron’s success highlights the dedication of its players and the unwavering support from senior members, staff, and volunteers. This small yet formidable club proves that commitment and community spirit can lead to exceptional accomplishments.
Residents and fans are encouraged to visit Club Byron to support their local athletes, whether through social or competitive play. With such talent on display, the future looks bright for lawn bowling in Byron Bay.
Stay tuned for more updates as the club continues to compete at both local and state levels. This is not just a win for the players, but for the entire Byron Bay community, rallying together to celebrate their achievements.
