LickwidGreen
Captain
Well how come the light did not trick anyone elses head in the photo.
Rob
Its because the rest of us have hair Rob
Well how come the light did not trick anyone elses head in the photo.
Rob
:rofl:good to know we won more points than everyone else, when we actually played an opponent with a heart beat
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Seriously though makes it interesting, correct me if im wrong just goin on what i've heard... but is it sometimes not bowled and the points automatically awarded? Or is that just for centres with not enough lanes to accommodate? Should it be made that it isn't bowled at all centres to make it consistent for every year no matter how many lanes? Not bein a sore loser just curious on peoples thoughts.
Been doing a bit of results entry the past few nights and who says the bye was not important!
Final Mens results (with bye bowled)
Shepparton..... 104.5
Sunraysia...... 103
Albury .............89.5
Warrnambool.... 88.5
Geelong ...........88
Ballarat........... 86.5
Colac .............81.5
Latrobe V ........78
Bendigo ...........62
Sale ...............43.5
Ovens & M .......35
Subtract points obtained from games against bye
Sunraysia ......... 95
Shepparton .... 92.5
Albury .............82.5
Geelong ........ 80
Warrnambool.... 78.5
Ballarat........... 76.5
Colac .............72.5
Latrobe V ........69
Bendigo ...........54
Sale ...............37.5
Ovens & M .......32
I know there are many if buts and maybes (eg if Sunraysia had won final game they would also have finished first etc), but interesting that the result may have been reversed just by removing the results for games bowled against the bye. Shep won 12/14 & Sunraysia 8/14 against the bye.
Shep had bye games 5 and 16.
Sunraysia had bye games 8 and 19.
I agree with you, if you bowl the bye or not keep it consistant. Not change it year to year depending where you bowl. It would keep the maximum points avalible constant every year regardless.
140 points avaliable if not bowling the bye.
154 if bye is bowled
That is per mens or ladies team
Grumpy
In the smaller centres (10 or 12 lanes) we don't have a choice bye cannot be bowled. In the centres with more than 12 lanes, I think it is up to the host association as to whether it is bowled or not (but VCTBA sets score to beat).:rofl:
Seriously though makes it interesting, correct me if im wrong just goin on what i've heard... but is it sometimes not bowled and the points automatically awarded? Or is that just for centres with not enough lanes to accommodate? Should it be made that it isn't bowled at all centres to make it consistent for every year no matter how many lanes? Not bein a sore loser just curious on peoples thoughts.
thats a bit silly.. why bother to even bowl it if you are guaranteed the points? its pretty much a practice gameIn the smaller centres (10 or 12 lanes) we don't have a choice bye cannot be bowled. In the centres with more than 12 lanes, I think it is up to the host association as to whether it is bowled or not (but VCTBA sets score to beat).
2008 Ballarat - bye was bowled
2007 Sale - bye was not bowled - no points given (Sale only 12 lanes)
2006 Bendigo - Bye not bowled - no points given
2005 Geelong - Bye game bowled - automatic 7 points given
It is another one of those things that people seem to be divided on - whether to bowl the bye or not bowl the bye. It can be an minor advantage or minor disadvantage to certain centres either way - depending on the draw.
In the smaller centres (10 or 12 lanes) we don't have a choice bye cannot be bowled. In the centres with more than 12 lanes, I think it is up to the host association as to whether it is bowled or not (but VCTBA sets score to beat).
2008 Ballarat - bye was bowled
2007 Sale - bye was not bowled - no points given (Sale only 12 lanes)
2006 Bendigo - Bye not bowled - no points given
2005 Geelong - Bye game bowled - automatic 7 points given
It is another one of those things that people seem to be divided on - whether to bowl the bye or not bowl the bye. It can be an minor advantage or minor disadvantage to certain centres either way - depending on the draw.
But in the centres with not enough lanes that leaves 2 teams out...You could always replace the BYE with a team?
You could always replace the BYE with a team?
I remember it well -- i did the draw! -- talk about a nightmare.With 12 teams in a 10 lane center, there was a twelve team lane draw and the teams bowling on the imaginary 11+12 sat out and an extra few rounds were added in to allow these matches to occur.
Anyone remmember Colac with 12 teams? Awsome fun, if you were a lefty!
If the centre is not big enough to hold the tournament then don't bowl the tournament there!But in the centres with not enough lanes that leaves 2 teams out...
Then thats not so bad....Actually you are correct Woza, I must confess i had not noticed that had changed.
Revised rules July 2007.
9. BYE
In the event of a bye existing, teams will bowl against vacancy scores for points. A vacancy score of 180 for men and 170 for women will apply. (Therefore the scores to win are 181 for the men and 171 for the women.) Where a bye is not bowled, no points will be awarded.