Superbowl Regain West of the Tunnel Trophy

Superbowl recently defeated Benavista to regain the West of the Tunnel Annual Challenge Trophy. The event is played every September over two legs with 6 rinks (fours) representing each club, the winners being the team with the highest aggregate score over the two legs.

The first leg was played at Benavista and was spoiled by heavy rain, the match was called off early with Benavista leading by 12 shots. Superbowl Captain Craig Lewis offered to return to play the outstanding ends but this was sportingly declined by Benavista Captain Bill Ogden.

The return leg at Superbowl was played in much better conditions. Midway through the evening it looked as though Benavista were going to hold on to their lead with some Superbowl rinks well down, though Mike Goodwin's rink always looked comfortable against the Benavista rink skipped by Malcolm Greenwood.

From the midway stage Superbowl put on a charge with all rinks playing well, the rink skipped by Shirley Owen came back from an 8 point deficit to lose narrowly 16-17 finishing as the only Superbowl rink to lose. On the next rink John Owen's rink were 10-1 down against Tony Farmer and came back to win 15-13 enabling Superbowl to run out winners by 14 shots overall.

Following the match a BBQ was enjoyed by players and spectators alike, washed down by the odd beer which helped the evening along..
 

Club Captains Bill Ogden (Benavista) and Craig Lewis (Superbowl) with the trophy.