Lisa White National Mixed Pairs Title

Lisa White Winner of National Mixed Pairs with Dean Gilshnan of Takaro.
Lisa White Winner of National Mixed Pairs with Dean Gilshnan of Takaro.

Congratulations to Lisa White on winning the Mixed Pairs title at the Summerset Nationals in Alexandra.. She won with Dean Gilshnan of Takaro.While also a member of Naenae, Lisa wore her Raumati BC cap in the televised final. She will be bringing the trophy to the club soon.

We also congratulate Michelle and Chris Macdonald on reaching their superb results and Anne and David Burrage who were umpires.

The club was also represented by Elenor and Sam Kwok, while Hutch, Hunter and John joined Chris in the men’s fours.

Well done to you all.  You have done Raumati proud.

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