Round 3 was held at Eastern Suburbs, belatedly because of two COVID-related cancellations in the season so far. (Under normal circumstances, this would have been Round 5). The conditions were fine and sunny. The maximum temperature was only just over 30˚ but it felt quite hot in the sun, especially after such a mild summer.
The Interclub Championship is still well and truly up for grabs, with two rounds to go (under a revised schedule). However, there is one title that is already all but decided. The title of ‘most competitive season in the history of the competition’ must surely go to 2021/22. We’ve had some close finishes before, but this season so far has been extraordinary…
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Interclub Competition
Results from Interclub competition
SAPL InterClub 2021-2022 Round 3 – Photo Essay
The South Australian Petanque League held Round 3 of its InterClub competition on Sunday 27th March 2022. The tournament was hosted by the Eastern Suburbs Petanque Club.
SAPL President Stan Wilson has created this photo essay. The Tournament Director’s report will follow.Continue reading
2021-2022 InterClub Competition Round 2 – Gawler Petanque Club- 28th November 2021
Round 2 was held in fine and sunny conditions at the Gawler Petanque Club. The turnout was lower than we’ve had for a couple of years, but a field of 22 teams was still more than enough for a great atmosphere and a strong contest. The round was notable for the fact that no team was able to get through all five games without loss – something that hasn’t happened in this competition for four years.
SAPL InterClub 2021-2022 Round 2 – Photo Essay
The South Australian Petanque League held Round 2 of its InterClub competition on Sunday 29th November 2021. The tournament was hosted by the Gawler Petanque Club.
SAPL President Stan Wilson has created this photo essay. The Tournament Director’s report will follow.Continue reading
2021-2022 InterClub Competition Round 1 – Club de Petanque d’Adelaide – 26th September 2021
After a COVID cancellation in July, the new Interclub season finally got underway in September. The weather was nigh on perfect – a far cry from the raging storms which hit on the day that Round 1 was originally scheduled. A large and eager crowd of 93 players took part, ten of whom were playing in this competition for the first time.Continue reading