No team went through their four games undefeated, so with three wins, 17 ends, and 31 points Neisha Hogg and John Dawson were the winners.
Two teams had three wins, 16.5 ends, and 31 points, so Derek Cooper and Helen Guthrie shared second place with Sylvia Taylor and Sheryl Smith.
The NZ Mixed Pairs Goodman Cup zone qualifier was played on Sunday.
Sixteen teams participated and after four section games there were only four teams that qualified, which was the result of closely fought matches where teams were upsetting each other.
This meant post section play was straight into semifinals.
Debra Ruffell and Darryl Fowler won their semi against David and Mary Mealings 10-3.
Carol Dawson and Dave Shand also had a comfortable 15-4 win in their semifinal over Alan Jenks and Janet Briggs.
In the final, Dave Shand played well-placed lead bowls which enabled Dawson to capitalise and they took an early lead going ahead 5-1 after three ends. However, Ruffell and Fowler remained competitive and played some good shots, but team Dawson kept the pressure on and took the win 13-5.
This is the second consecutive year they have won this event and will now contest the Eastern Zone finals which are being held in Timaru in July.
This Sunday is the first representative fixture of the year. The Ladies Triangular Tournament between Canterbury, Ashburton and South Canterbury is for the Daly Trophy which South Canterbury are currently holding.
The teams selected to play this are C Dawson, D Ruffell, C Hickey, K Austin and D Warwood, C Cooper, J Briggs, AM Blissett.
The first round of Interclub was played last week. There are eight teams competing in this, playing every second Wednesday evening. — Carol Dawson, publicity officer South Canterbury Indoor Bowls
