Ormskirk Quiz League

Division 1:- John Wilson’s 22 points and a ‘full house’ and Andy Page’s 15 points where the main contributors to Old Dog’s massive total of 63 in their win over Rugby Hounds. Unison beat Colly Wobblers thanks to 17 from Madeline Evans and 15 from Darren Martin. Greyhound finish third after their win over Newburgh Lions; Andy Francis scored 16 for the winners and Jim Maloney 20 for the losers. Helenians had all four players registering double figure scores when they overcame Ormskirk Tennis Club. Charles Johnson’s 23 points saw Farmers Arms victorious in their last game against Sqiugglers; Janet Crompton scored 19 for the losers.

Division 2:- Abbey Sinners are champions after their win over Red Lion Bulldogs; Bill Gerrard scored 15 for Abbey Sinners. Kevin Walton’s 17 points was the major factor In Abbey Saints’ win over Ormskirk Farmers; Abbey Saints therefore finish second.  Aughton Institute, thanks to 15 points from Gordon Richards, beat Whippet who only fielded two players. 14 points from Alan Thompson was enough to see Ormskirk Theatre Company victorious over OCC; this win also means Ormskirk Theatre Company win the Handicap League. 17 points from Jim Dawber was enough to see Parbold Exiles victorious over Benchwarmers, for whom Mike Wall scored 16. 

Congratulations to Jim Maloney (Newburgh Lions) and Gordon Richards (Aughton Institute) who had the highest average score in the two divisions. The highest averages for 2-point answers in each division were Darren Martin (Unison) and Bill Gerrard (Abbey Sinners).  Individual averages for all leading players can be found here.

The inaugural MIMIR2 was an enjoyable evening for players and spectators. Andy Francis (Greyhound) was the winner in the final with 18 points. Joint runners-up with 15 points were Janet Crompton (Squigglers) and Dave Boyd (Helenians). All three matches saw competitive contests.

Division 1:- Old Dog , with only three players, still managed to beat Newburgh Lions and therefore retain the title; John Wilson scored 23 for Old Dog and Jim Maloney 16 for Newburgh. Unison, for whom Darren Martin scored 19, confirmed second place with a win over Rugby Hounds; David Hodgson scored 16 for the losers. Janet Crompton’s 17 points helped Squigglers halt their long losing run with a win over Robin Hood. Colly Wobblers drew with Farmers Arms for whom Charles Johnson scored 18 points. All four Greyhound players registered double figures as they beat Ormskirk Tennis Club, who remain at the foot of the table.

Division 2:- Abbey Sinners are champions of Division 2 after their comfortable win over Parbold Exiles; Francis Williams scored 18 and Bill Gerrard 15 for the winners. 19 points from Gordon Richards helped Aughton Institute beat Ormskirk Farmers. Whippet, for whom Charlie McAuley scored 15, narrowly beat Ormskirk Theatre Company.

This new event will be held at the Greyhound next Wednesday March 11th from 8 45 pm. Eight players who did not compete in the first competition will take part. Spectators are most welcome.

Division 1:- 19 points from Pat Gibson and 18 from Ray Oakes saw Old Dog secure a comfortable victory over Ormskirk Tennis Club. Unison stay second after their win over Newburgh Lions; all four Unison players made double figure scores, Darren Martin leading the way with an impressive 21 points. With Greyhound not playing, Colly Wobblers move into 3rd place after a win over Squigglers for whom Janet Crompton scored 15. 17 and 16 from David Hodgson and Eric Lupton respectively were a major factor in Rugby Hounds’ win over Farmers Arms. Helenians had a narrow win over Robin Hood, Dave Boyd scored 16 points for the winners.

Division 2:- Abbey Sinners stay top after their win over Benchwarmers. An impressive 54 points from Abbey Saints, with all four players scoring double figures, led by 18 from Barbara Flaherty, saw them comfortable winners over Gang of Four. Red Lion Bulldogs, for whom Steve Garrett scored 16, easily beat Whippet who only had two players. OCC beat Parbold Exiles thanks to an excellent 18 points from Colin Hyson.