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Clubs		Bovingdon	4	3	0	1	172	133	39	16		Bushey	4	3	0	1	183	138	45	16
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Juniors		Berkhamsted	4	2	0	2	138	175	-37	10		Oxhey	4	1	0	3	132	164	-32	9
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200 Club		Owls	4	4	0	0	200	104	62	20		Herts	4	3	0	1	157	137	20	18
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Related Sites		Potten End	4	1	1	2	137	123	14	11		Hemel Hempstead	4	1	0	3	145	167	-22	6
Bowls England		North Watford	4	0	0	4	101	197	-96	0		Rickmansworth R.B.L.	4	1	0	3	55	77	-22	3
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Contact Us		Divisional Semi's & Final at North Watford B.C. on Sunday 4^th September

		North Watford BC hosted the play offs for the Reynard Cup - West Division finals of the county league competition. Captain Martin Blomfield welcomed the West Division chairman Peter McNulty and the teams from Bushey, Bovingdon, Herts and Owls BC before handing over the green to the West Division chair for the event. Peter thanked the club for staging the event and welcomed the players and supporters from each of the clubs and introduced the umpire for the day Keith Whitehead. The draw had been completed earlier that morning and the semi-finals were as follows:-
click to enlarge		Owls v Herts Bushey v Bovingdon
		Both matches commenced and were evenly matched, competitive and provided good entertainment for players and spectators alike. The result of the semis saw Owls pip Herts and Bushey beat Bovingdon as the heavens opened and everyone scrambled inside for lunch. The heavy downpour flooded the green in places and it looked like the final could be rained off, however, after a welcome lunch and a short break the skies cleared and the final got played in a relatively sunny afternoon. The final was a thrilling affair with both teams neck and neck right to the end. 1 shot separated the two teams and the last bowl played by Owls skip Steve Wheeler just failed to convert the end resulting in a win for Bushey who became the new holders of the Reynard cup and will now represent the West Division in the Ginder Trophy finals to be played at Garston Bowls club on Sunday 18th September.