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HomeNewsNewcomers are club champions

Newcomers are club champions

By Margaret Mourik

COOLUM CROQUET CLUB
CONGRATULATIONS to Wade Hart and Calista Roeder – Wade is the 2016 Coolum Croquet Club Golf Croquet Champion and Calista is runner-up.
Not bad for two players who only started playing croquet in June this year. Wade also won the Association Division 4 Championship Medal.
A fantastic effort by both players.
Anyone interested is welcome to come along and try croquet free of charge both for the initial sessions and for coaching.
For details phone Adrian Prince on 5448 2985 or e-mail: coolum_croquet@yahoo.com.au or find them on Facebook.

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