WBL: Results Round Four

So tonight I messed up with giv­ing peo­ple their lane assign­ments, which prob­a­bly means that it’s pos­si­ble that Click­Suite might have thought that they’d won their round, and Clemenger might have thought that they’d lost theirs (oh who are we kid­ding, Clemenger would nev­er think that, and that’s why we love them), but as it turns out, it was Bowl­tron who were the win­ners on the night. The ran­dom point was award­ed to the slow­est bowler, who hap­pened to be me, on 2.34km. If Sil­ver­stripe’s ball had actu­al­ly made it to the end instead of get­ting stuck in the gut­ter, it might have been them, but it was­n’t, and so I total­ly got myself a hap­py end­ing, com­plete with two strikes after that. But I’m sure if you want­ed to read only about me, you’d head straight to Hubris, so the scores are after the jump.

Xero vs. Bowl­ing­ton­ista: 432 vs. 384

Bowl­tron vs. Click­Suite: 511 vs. 440

Clemenger vs. Sil­ver­stripe: 454 vs. 361

Tonight saw Xero’s cap­tain Jeff bowl for the first time, and also Welling­ton­ista’s main man James made his debut, while Clemenger had a dif­fer­ent team for the first time ever. The high­est indi­vid­ual scor­er was on Bowl­tron, who now appar­ent­ly should have joined togeth­er in the form of a giant lion as they promised to do last week if they scored over 500.

Next week we have the final round (I’m miss­ing it already), in which ran­dom points will be award­ed for the high­est scor­ing back­wards bowl, and also, now that it has been point­ed out that splits are cir­cled on the score sheet, a ran­dom point will also be avail­able to any­one who gets a spare off a split. And then on Fri­day night, we will have our awards cer­e­mo­ny. Huz­zah!