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GEORGE NEWS - George High 1 triumphed over an extremely competitive York High, winning the Lew Geffen Sotheby's International Realty Summer Business League title for the first time.
The Plate Division was also closely contested with Mazars taking the lead over team Ricoh.
The sixth and last round was played on Thursday 14 March and despite Eskom's load shedding, the final round was hotly contested by all teams.
In the fifth round, which had to be postponed due to rain, York High and George High 1 played to a draw, which set up an exciting final. FNB Spartans won the session prize for round five, with "melktertjies for touches" generously sponsored by Jan Pretorius.
The main sponsor, Tim Kirby of Lew Geffen Sotheby's International Realty, presented the winners and runner-up teams with their prizes and Heineken's Marius Esterhuizen, the business league bar sponsor, presented both the session prize for round six to Fidelity ADT and the lucky draw prizes.
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Tredici Restaurant once again donated four vouchers for the lucky draw and Murray's Pub & Grill kindly sponsored the evening's "melktertjies for touches." Annelie Grobler of Hair Smart generously donated a fabulous prize of a "total makeover" and photoshoot, valued at over R2 000, which was won by Nicole Stephens of Alexander Forbes.
The George Bowling Club thanked the sponsors, players and club members for making the Summer Business League the most enjoyable tournament hosted to date.
The Cup runners-up were FNB Spartans. From left: Tim Kirby (Lew Geffen Sotheby's International Realty), Eben Maré, Greg Mennie, Donald Olivier and Josh Rossouw.
Annelie Grobler of Hair Smart generously donated a fabulous prize of a "total makeover" and photoshoot, valued at over R2 000, which was won by Nicole Stephens of Alexander Forbes. From left: Marius Esterhuizen of Heineken, Nicole Stephens, Annelie Grobler of Hair Smart, and Stuart Marchant, president of the George Bowling Club.
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