Annabel Gammon was the overall winner in the consistency competition. 

Gammon has been unstoppable in the format, now boasting a win in the championship five years running. 

Club members said there is no denying her formidable skill and determination. 

However, Gammon didn’t win the title without competition and runner-up Marie Lucas provided an exceptional match. 

Both ladies displayed some clever tactics on the green for the final result to be decided by Gammon’s last bowl. 

Meanwhile, in the pairs competition a strong field of 78 ladies took part. 

A number of visiting clubs were represented with players from Malua Bay, Bairnsdale, Adaminaby and Queanbeyan. 

The competition ran over three days with daily prizes for the leading rinks. 

Gammon continued her form to secure a win alongside team-mate Lyn McMahon.

It was teams from Tura Beach claiming second and third spot. 

Joy Clarke and Jan Dumcumbe were runners-up with Lili Pucci and Seiske Neilson close behind. 

In the mixed pairs competition, the championship went to the pairing of Robyn Bourke and Bob Britten. 

Bourke and Britten had steady showings on the rink in lead-up matches to make a grand final berth. 

Lucas again showed she was a worthy adversary as she and partner Geoff Munz relentlessly pursued the win. 

However, the defensive shots from Britten and Bourke were unflappable for them to hold the lead and win the championship.