ANWEN Breading and Paula Cowl shot an impressive 42 points to take the ladies' greensomes competition in style.

Laura Millar and Alison Horton came in second on 39 points.

The past lady captains enjoyed their annual away day, which was at Highbullen this year.

Debbie Harris won the stableford competition with a 43-point total, followed home by Sandra Townsley on 37 and Ann Short with 35.

Club captain Jeff Maynard won the seniors section's June Stableford with 41 points, with Tony Handford (40) and Allan Jones (39) also among the prizes.

Maynard then went on the win the Elliot Lobb Memorial Trophy the following day, his net 66 comfortably clear of runner-up Steve Ankers with 69.

Vice captain Chris Hazelwood enjoyed a dream round as he carded 63 to collect the Walter Gordon Trophy.

Roy Miller with 66 was second and Charles Wray finished in third place with 67.

The week concluded with the Greensomes Trophy, with competitors hoping to get their hands on the cup donated by Allan Jones.

It was looking like a three-way sudden death play-off until father and son pairing Steve and Luke Burchell, returned a winning score of 44 points.

Simon Fielker and Mark Davitt followed behind in second place on 43.

Fingle Glen's Rebecca Tilke took the Silver Visitor prize in the Silver and Bronze Open with gross 77.

Home player Stephanie Holland shot an excellent 40 points to take the bronze section Hawkins-Turner Trophy, with Deidre Miles second on 39 points and Karen Cole in third place also on 39.

In the silver section of the Teignmouth Vase, Miranda Hruby took the win with net 70 points while Donna Wills was second with 73.

The Gross Silver competition was won by Vicky Holloway with 73 points while the best front nine was won by Janet Schofield and best back nine by Liz Hunt.

The Sheelah Creasy Bowl team had a good 4.5-2.5 win over East Devon before defeating the Stover team by 4&3, and the Still Cup team narrowly lost to Exeter Golf & Country Club.

The club also managed a creditable draw away at Churston in the South Devon League to keep them top with four games gone.

Point scorers were Rory Hunt and Bob Collier 7&5, Simon Whittle and Chris Ollis 2&1, Darren Chamberlain and Andy Burnham 2-up, and Jeremy Binch and Ian Wallis 1-up.

Andre Hogan, Paul Bassett and Matt Field won the new texas scamble competition on 59.9, from Peter Cox, Christopher Griffin-Smith and Colin Williams on 65.0 and Tom Barrett, Alan Cooper and Ruth Cooper on 65.1.

Steve Cross fired a spectacular nine-under net 62 to win the Braid's Original on a day of low scoring on Saturday.

Cross saw his handicap cut from 17 to 15 after finishing one ahead of former club captain Colin Hart, who nearly followed up his win in the veterans' Summer Trophy four days earlier with another victory.

Jim Mardell came third after a 64 ahead of junior Alex Dudley (65) and Nick Conabeare (66).

Just behind on 67 were Kelvin Woodgate, Brayne-Baker Cup winner Daniel Perry, Dave Hellier and Jane Walton.

Jim Bray lifted the Braid's Original Scratch Cup after a two-over gross 73, beating Martin Selby by one.

Results: 1 Steve Cross 62, 2 Colin Hart 63, 3 Jim Mardell 64, 4 Alex Dudley 65, 5 Nick Conabeare 66, 6 Kelvin Woodgate 67

Tiverton's Hannah Grant claimed her fourth top-10 finish of the season in an EWGA Order of Merit event by coming third in the Pleasington Putter at Pleasington, Lancashire, on Sunday.

The 21-year-old scratch player shot a two-over 76 and then a three-under 71 for a gross 147.

She played brilliantly in the second round to card four birdies and only one bogey.

The result followed Grant's victory in the Whittington Trophy at Whittington Heath, Staffordshire, in April.

She finished ninth in the Critchley Salver at Sunningdale in May and sixth in the West of England Championship for the Harper Salver at Bath in June.

The Tiverton ladies' champion will compete in the pre-qualifying round for the Ricoh Women's British Open a week on Monday.

Tiverton's ladies won 4.5-2.5 at home to Torquay in the Sheelah Creasy Bowl on Monday.

Marian Stevens, Pat Higgins, Shirley Ward, Linda Knowles, Joan Reed, Gail Stuckey and Anto Hajduk made up the Tiverton side.

Colin Hart shot a net 67 to win the veterans' Summer Trophy, beating Ed Tansey by one.

Results:1 Colin Hart 67, 2 Ed Tansey 68, 3 Allan Probetts 70, 4 David Wright 70, 5 David Grieve 71, 6 Terry Barwell 71

Duncan Ferrier won the veterans' four-club competition on Tuesday with 36 stableford points.

Results: 1 Duncan Ferrier 36, 2 Bill Airey 35, 3 Roger Norton 35, 4 Ken Nicholas 34, 5 Graham Dyson 33, 6 Graham Batchelor 32

Fingle Glen took another big step towards retaining their East Devon League title as they overturned home advantage with an emphatic 4-1 victory over Exeter.

The win keeps their unbeaten status and sees them move two points clear at the top of the table as the hunt for the Express & Echo Shield reaches the halfway point.

Exminster moved into second place with a 3-2 win over Sidmouth.

Honiton made it back-to-back wins as they beat Woodbury Park 3.5 to 1.5.

Padbrook Park picked up their first point of the season as they enjoyed the tightest of draws with Axe Cliff.

Four of the five matches concluded on the 18th with the other ending on the 17th.

Results: Padbrook Park 2.5 Axe Cliff 2.5, Exminster 3 Sidmouth 2, Honiton 3.5 Woodbury Park 1.5, Exeter 1 Fingle Glen 4

Next fixtures (Saturday, July 11 at Axe Cliff): Honiton v Fingle Glen, Woodbury Park v Exeter, Exminster v Padbrook Park, Axe Cliff v Sidmouth

East Devon League

Jamie Cummins won the club championship over 36 holes with gross 72 and 69.

Runner up was Gareth Holt with a total of 145, while Malcolm Hill in third shot 150.

Winner of the handicap championship was Paul Rattenbury with a net 69 followed by a net 66 from Dave Bickle who also had 135 but lost it on the last 18.

Mark Freemantle won one of the most prestigious events of the season as he took the Terry Martin Joinery trophy with 39 points.

Charlie Durnan was second in the stableford competition with 38 while Michael Thomas was third.

Results, Terry Martin Joinery: 1 M Freemantle 39pts, 2 C Durnan 38, 3 M Thomas 37, 4 R Hazeldine 36, 5 A Hutchings 36, 6 K Radbourne 36, 7 K Lower 35, 8 J Locke 35

Ian Davis won the latest round of the Padbrook's seniors' order of merit on count back after a tie for first place.

Davis and Mark Halliwell both returned net scores of 75 but it was Davis who finished better over the closing holes to take the June Medal event.

Results, Seniors June Medal: 1 I Davis 75, 2 M Halliwell 75, 3 J Foley 77, 4 S Penfold 77, 5 M Smith 77, 6 D Dixon 79

Youngster Ollie Rollason scored 38 stableford points to win the Padbrook qualifying event for the EGU Gold Medal.

If chosen at random, he'll play in the national final at Woodhall Spa in Lincolnshire later in the summer.

Results, Fullers London Pride EGU Gold Medal: 1 O Rollason 38pts, 2 T Martin 37, 3 S Held 36, 4 P Knight 33, 5 J Locke 33, 6 C Senik 33

Chris Manley took his second midweek stableford of the season with an excellent 21-point haul, beating Martin Johns and Lee Cridland by a point.

Results, midweek stableford: 1 C Manley 21 pts, 2 M Johns 20, 3 L Cridland 20, 4 O Rollason 19, 5 P Moore 19pts, 6 B Colbourne 18

A strong field of 62 took part in the June monthly stableford with David Martyr taking victory in Division One with an excellent score of 43 points.

Dave Lanham was second on count back, with Oliver Holman carding 42 points for third.

Division Two was won by Mike Prudden on 44 points, three ahead of second-placed Harry Lannon, who was a further two clear of third placed Kevin Nickells.

Darren Chaplin scored 44 points to head Division Three, with Len Thomas second on 42 and Alan Kelly coming in third with 40.

Results: Division One: 1 David Martyr 43pts,

2 Dave Lanham 43, 3 Oliver Holman 42

Division Two:1 Mike Prudden 44pts, 2 Harry Lannon 41, 3 Kevin Nickells 39

Division Three: 1 Darren Chaplin 44pts, 2 Len Thomas 42, 3 Alan Kelly 40

John Wigginton won the John Baird category for handicaps up to 20, picking up a score of 41.

Second with a score of 40 points was Den Conibear, while Tony Tomkins came in third on 39.

The Michael Dunk competition for handicap players 20 to 28 was won by Robert Dobson with a score of 38 points winning on a better back nine from Paul Willcocks with the same score.

Third was Brian Smith with 37 points.

Hele Park's Basil Steer squad returned triumphant after a superb match with Torquay at Stover in round two of the competition.

Alexis Lopez was out first from a highly talented squad and quickly established a winning platform.

Lopez was one up through four in his match with Harrison Thorne (6) and never conceded the lead, despite Thorne's tenacity, eventually taking the win on the 18th hole.

Ben Wilson's beginning was less auspicious against David Ruth (6), going three holes down through six.

But Wilson's consistent long and straight hitting was the undoing of Ruth and he won convincingly with 5&3.

Scott Jessop was the third team member but was given a walkover as his opponent forgot the match was on, giving the club a decisive 3-0 win over a very good team.

Round three sees Hele Park play Teign Valley, although the venue has yet to be decided.

But with a solid squad — consisting juniors' captain Josh Martin, Sam Wallace, Sam Dunn, Jack Maddicks, Wilson, Lopez, Jessop and James Cobb — the club will be confident of their chances wherever they play.

On Sunday, Hele Park hosted seven clubs in the Juniors' South Devon League with the home club performing superbly on their own back garden.

The team of Lopez, Wilson, Jessop, Aiden Cosway, Maddicks and Cobb all acquitted themselves well to be named overall winners.

Round of the day goes to Hayden Priscott (2) from Dainton Park, who shot 68, closely followed by Wilson with 69 — meaning he was cut just before the Basil Steer round at Stover.