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Captain's Notes

The season has almost come to an end with the usual mixed fortunes for the club. There are still a few friendly matches to play and so far, the club is slightly ahead on wins against losses.

The over 60's League produced a dramatic finish in Division One with the Heavitree Hurricanes playing their final match at home to Hemyock. The stakes could not have been higher with the winner guaranteed safety and the losers being relegated. A very close match ensued with Heavitree winning both rinks - by 17 -14 and 14-13.

The Heavitree Spitfires only survived relegation last season when one team folded but this season, they put up a much stronger performance to finish 5th in the league and set themselves up for a tilt at promotion next season.

At this point, the ladies still have 2 games to play and are in a mid table position.