Two-blues roll Red Cliffs

Jammy Valance and her Ouyen team mates had a key win in Bowls Sunraysia Saturday Pennant action. Picture: Ben Gross
Chris Mitchell

DIVISION One Bowls Saturday Pennant came alive after the completion of round 10. Ouyen announced their arrival to the four when they took care of Red Cliffs jumping from bottom of the table to fourth, ladder leaders Irymple were rolled by Workers in a cliff hanger finish, and Mildura clean-sheeted Merbein. The Two Blues claimed […]

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