SPECFLUE 4 PIN WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS 2023 - GROUP DRAW

[stevehale]

The draw for the 2023 Specflue 4 Pin World Championships took place this evening and is listed below.

Please be reminded that Groups 1-8 are in the morning followed by Groups 9-16

Registration for Groups 1-8 is 10am for a 10.30 start

Groups 9-16 Registration 12.15pm for a 1pm start 

Good Luck to everyone attending and we look forward to seeing you all once again.

Group Number	Player 1	Player 2	Player 3	Player 4
1	Sam Kerruish	Josh Humphries	Tracey Reeve	Jay McKay
2	Clive Thompson	Phil Green	Simon Coleman	Andy Hill
3	Rick Cunningham	Kieran Pettitt	Chris Saville	Matt Pawley
4	Jonny Hamblin	Nancy Ackland-Lang	Colin Norledge	Ollie Gooch
5	Jeremy Fry	Mike Kempton	Jeff Bridges	Jason Lawrence
6	Jim Balchin	Joe Elleson	Mal Spier	Mike Reilly
7	Alan Mee	Luke Cole	Dan Ackland-Lang	Richard Cox
8	Dave Lillie	Brendon Hoare	Debbie Ritchie	Matt Webb
9	Phil Osborne	Mike McAndrews	James Baker	Connor Cansdale
10	John Tyson	Chris Green	Tyke Tonkins	Joe Andrews-Worth
11	Stephen Coleman	Andy Noakes	Damian Coates	Michael Wilson
12	Casey Parker	Colin Southouse	Chris Haynes	John Slee
13	Chris Ackland-Lang	Steve Hale	Dave Ritchie	Jason Neal
14	Tim Morgan	Elaine Wright	Jordan Gunn	Stuart Bloyce
15	Brett Parker	Lee Harman	Peter Payne	Billy Anderson
16	Gillian Cass	Paul Gooch	Tony Jenner	Matt Coleman

[daveuk1]

Group 3 looks good
I'm just wondering if I will ever be drawn in the afternoon sessions.

[tommo III]

Slee gets the guy in the red dress again.

[stevehale]

We are using the Website that we use for the Summer League to run the tournament.

All matches with timings will be on there throughout the day.

To access it go to sbbasl.leaguerepublic.com/index.html

If you go into the Matches Tab you can then see all fixtures and if you change the Team section to your own name you’ll see when your fixtures are. Ignore the venue for now as I’m tinkering with that.

Group Tables and knockout draws can be found my going to Competitons then clicking on the World Championship tag. This is being updated throughout the next day or so, but should be complete soon. Any issues, please let me know.

Steve

[stevehale]

Feb 28, 2023 9:39:51 GMT tommo III said:

Slee gets the guy in the red dress again.

Maybe he’ll try and out do him this year?

[tommo III]

Feb 28, 2023 11:40:56 GMT stevehale said:

Maybe he’ll try and out do him this year?

Well,they've both got beards, but that's where the similarity ends.

[stevehale]

Feb 28, 2023 12:49:05 GMT tommo III said:

Feb 28, 2023 11:40:56 GMT stevehale said:

Maybe he’ll try and out do him this year?

Well,they've both got beards, but that's where the similarity ends.

I know neither of them that intimately, and plan to keep it that way!!

[daveuk1]

just a few reminders.
Even though parking is still, as far as I know, free, you will need to get a ticket from one of the machines. I believe the tickets are valid for three hours and you don't need one after noon on a Saturday, but please check.

The Masonic Hall will be open from around 9 on the Saturday morning with teas, coffees and breakfast rolls available.
Please try to arrive in plenty of time to register and remember the morning session, groups 1-8 starts at 10-30. If you are running late please try to let us know, either on here or by text message to 07896292585, The A12 is was full of roadworks when I travelled on it a couple days ago.

If you are playing in the blind doubles on the Friday we need to start play by 7pm at the latest so please do your best to be there early and by 6-30pm the latest to allow time for the draw etc.

if any of you are around on the Friday day time we will be at the venue from around 10am setting up and as always any help will be gratefully appreciated, or you may wish to stand around and take note of just how many beers are needed to set the weekend up. unfortunately Jim Balchin has already volunteered to be in charge of quality control and check all the beers out.

On a final note, don't forget this is a fun tournament and as always we will be raising money for the Suffolk Accident Rescue Service, SARS, so any donations of raffle prizes or items we can auction off will appreciated and please dig deep into your pockets and help us raise as much money as possible. Members from SARS will be around all day and happy to chat and explain in as much detail as you want about the life saving work they do.

See you all in less than a couple of weeks

Dave