Last Thursday saw the inaugural Melbourne team bowling competition,
a much anticipated event in the Australian sporting calendar. Finally,
after months of practice, it was time to don the bowling slippers (and
optional lycra) and seize the moment.
As expected, both semis were nervy affairs with everyone scared of losing
(and missing out on the free buffet). In semi-final 1 Team Addison prevailed
thanks largely to the impressive Jesse Mulavey (who went on to win the
individual award) handing out a bowling masterclass. In semi-final 2,
Team Rodrigues de Oliveira edged a scrappy game to also make the final
with Nathan Gili just pipping Anastasia Voinou to the coveted "throw
it as hard as possible into the gutter" award.

By now the free beer and testosterone were both flowing freely. The
3rd/4th place play-off went the way of Team Field as Kent Teague put
in a fine display of "power-bowls" while his opposite number,
Randima Niroshini from Team Mah, valiantly grappled bowling balls half
her body weight but to no avail.
The final was dissapointingly one-sided, with Team Addison wilting under
the pressure and unable to compensate for their captain's alarming loss
of form, which at one stage saw him ridiculed by some independent observers.
Eventually, with a formidable average of 130, Team Rodrigues de Oliveira
walked away with the trophy, a moment that will live in their hearts
forever.
Although starting its life as a local bowling competition, The Melbourne
Team have boldly decided to offer other challengers the right to compete
for the much coveted trophy.
Article written by Mike.
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