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BIG BARREL 2016 NZ DOUBLES BNZ MIXED OPEN SEED NAMES TIMES 1 Evan Williams/Joelle King Fri 6pm Ed Burston/Rachelle Seivers Evan Williams/Joelle King 11/2 11/3 Fri 8.30pm 16 Ed Burston/Rachelle Seivers Court 8 Sat 11.30am Sam Atkins/Joanna Shanks 11/6 11/7 Evan Williams/Joelle King Court 1 9 Victor Romero/Danielle Fourie Fri 7pm Court 6 11/5 11/6 Sam Atkins/Joanna Shanks Sat 10.30am 8 Sam Atkins/Joanna Shanks Court 6 Victor Romero/Danielle Fourie 11/3 11/7 Sat 2pm Sam Atkins/Joanna Shanks 11/4 11/10 Evan Williams/Joelle King Court 5 5 Zac Millar/Emma Millar Fri 6.30pm Court 6 11/2 11/7 Jason Fletcher/Sally Stantiall Zac Millar/Emma Millar 11/4 11/2 Jason Fletcher/Sally Stantiall 11/8 11/9 Fri 9pm 12 Jason Fletcher/Sally Stantiall Court 6 Sat 11.30am Scott Galloway/Shelley Kitchen 11/4 11/9 Court 1 13 James Gould/Nicki Gibbs Fri 7.30pm Court 8 James Gould/Nicki Gibbs Scott Galloway/Shelley Kitchen 11/3 11/6 Sat 3.30pm 4 Scott Galloway/Shelley Kitchen Court 6 Sat 3.30pm Sam Atkins/Joanna Shanks 11/9 11/5 Evan Williams/Joelle King 11/5 10/11 11/10 PLATE CHAMPIONSHIP Court 2 3 Ben Grindrod/Megan Craig Fri 4pm Court 6 Jordan Bell/Annaleise Faint Ben Grindrod/Megan Craig 11/3 11/5 Fri 9.30pm 14 Jordan Bell/Annaleise Faint Court 6 Sat 12pm Allan Bailey/Courtney Trail 9/11 11/9 11/7 Ben Grindrod/Megan Craig Court 1 11 Allan Bailey/Courtney Trail Fri8pm Court 6 11/9 8/11 11/3 Allan Bailey/Courtney Trail Willy Bicknell/Becky Barnett 11/4 11/9 Sat 11am 6 Willy Bicknell/Becky Barnett Court 6 Sat 2pm Lance Beddoes/Amanda Landers-Murph Stephen Bennett/Rebecca Clifford 11/3 4/11 11/9 11/8 11/9 Court 5 7 Kashif Shuja/Holly Donnelly Tue 8.40pm Kashif Shuja/Holly Donnelly 6/11 11/8 11/8 Court 8 Stephen Bennett/Rebecca Clifford Stephen Bennett/Rebecca Clifford 11/7 11/3 Fri 8pm 10 Stephen Bennett/Rebecca Clifford Court Sat 12pm Lance Beddoes/Amanda Landers-Murphy 11/7 11/6 Court 1 15 DaffNiles/Jackie Taylor Fri 6pm Court 8 DaffNiles/Jackie Taylor Lance Beddoes/Amanda Landers-Murphy 11/1 11/1 2 Lance Beddoes/Amanda Landers-Murphy Court 6 lose lose lose Scott Galloway/Shelley Kitchen Sat 3.30pm Scott Galloway/Shelley Kitchen 11/3 11/7 3RD/4TH Court 8 Ed Burston/Rachelle Seivers Victor Romero/Danielle Fourie Ben Grindrod/Megan Craig Zac Millar/Emma Millar Sat 11.30am Sat 1.30pm James Gould/Nicki Gibbs Court 5 Court 1 11/6 7/11 11/4 James Gould/Nicki Gibbs Zac Millar/Emma Millar Sat 4pm Sat 4pm Jordan Bell/Annaleise Faint 9/11 11/3 11/5 Willy Bicknell/Becky Barnett 11/5 6/11 11/10 CONSOLATION PLATE SPECIAL PLATE Court 1 Court 2 Jordan Bell/Annaleise Faint Willy Bicknell/Becky Barnett Jordan Bell/Annaleise Faint 11/4 11/1 Sat 12pm Sat 1.30pm Willy Bicknell/Becky Barnett 11/5 11/9 Court 5 Court 2 DaffNiles/Jackie Taylor Kashif Shuja/Holly Donnelly.

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