Graham
Staff member
New South Welshman Andrew Lloyd is currently in the lead after day 1 of the second event on the AMF Super Six Series in 2004 - the Cannington Classic from AMF Cannington in WA.
Lloyd averaged 231.3 on his way to 1850 for 8 games today. He leads by 45 pins from second placed Andrew McArthur from the NT (1805,225.6) and Queenslander Carl Bottomley is in 2nd place only 4 pins behind McArthur with 1801 and a 225.1 average.
Local bowler Luke Dick provided the high game of Day 1 with a 299 game, leaving a 7 pin on the final shot. He narrowly missed out on a bonus from AMF, who have put up $300 for all 300 games in the Super Six in 2004.
The bowlers from B Squad return at 9am Local Time to bowl a further 8 games of qualifying, with A Squad bowling their final 8 games at 1pm. Local time is behind all other parts of Australia - 3 hours behind NSW, ACT, VIC & TAS; 2 hours behind QLD; 2 1/2 hours behind SA and 1 1/2 hours behind NT.
The top 16 should be decided by around 4:30pm local time tomorrow afternoon. Those bowlers will return on Monday for 15 games of Matchplay, which will decide the winner of the 2004 Cannington Classic.
All scores are available here.
Lloyd averaged 231.3 on his way to 1850 for 8 games today. He leads by 45 pins from second placed Andrew McArthur from the NT (1805,225.6) and Queenslander Carl Bottomley is in 2nd place only 4 pins behind McArthur with 1801 and a 225.1 average.
Local bowler Luke Dick provided the high game of Day 1 with a 299 game, leaving a 7 pin on the final shot. He narrowly missed out on a bonus from AMF, who have put up $300 for all 300 games in the Super Six in 2004.
The bowlers from B Squad return at 9am Local Time to bowl a further 8 games of qualifying, with A Squad bowling their final 8 games at 1pm. Local time is behind all other parts of Australia - 3 hours behind NSW, ACT, VIC & TAS; 2 hours behind QLD; 2 1/2 hours behind SA and 1 1/2 hours behind NT.
The top 16 should be decided by around 4:30pm local time tomorrow afternoon. Those bowlers will return on Monday for 15 games of Matchplay, which will decide the winner of the 2004 Cannington Classic.
All scores are available here.
