Albany
CONGRATULATIONS
to Albany for winning the Division 7 tournament.
Albany doesn't only just offer great fishing from an outstanding rugged coastline....it also nurtures brilliant pool players! Always up there in the winners circle, Albany nominates teams to partipate in most divisions. 2009 was no different, with representation in divisions 1, 2, 4, 7 and 9. Click on the links below to see Albany's results for each Division.
Division 1 - 6th place
Colin Bradley, Steve Brett, Anthony Daddario, Jason Harrop and Darren Janitz.
Division 2 - 6th place
Frank Clifton, Garry Galloway, Graham Page, Murray Penn and Terry Sharp.
Division 4 - 4th place
Rino Cliosca, Mervyn Laudehr, Wayne McGlade, Jeremy Robinson and Robert Tognetti.
Congratulations to Mervyn Laudehr who scored the highest individual % (73.33) for Division 4.
Division 7 - 1st place
Rodney Elliott, Bev Mableson, Greg Sharp, Dawn Wellman and Rob Wheeler
Congratulations to Rob Wheeler who scored the highest individual % (80) for Division 7.
Division 9 - 2nd place
Raymond Green, John Hart, Peter Milner, Grant Tenseldam and Mason Thomas.
Congratulations to Peter Milner who scored the 2nd highest individual % (73.33) for Division 9.
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About Albany
Situated on the Southern coast of Western Australia, Albany is a 5 hour drive from Perth. The Albany or Great Southern Region, covers approximately 40 000 square kilometres. The region covers some of the most rugged and awe-inspiring scenery in Australia. It extends west to the famous tree top walk at Walpole, to the east as far as picturesque Bremer Bay.
The region boasts some of the finext food and premium wine production and is widely recognised as one of the cleanest and most eco-diverse growing areas in the Southern Hemisphere. The ever changing coastline can be both tranquil and beautiful or intensely dramatic. It offers superb fishing and also provides protection to pods of Souther Right, Sperm, Humpback Whales and on occasions, the rare and endangered Blue Whale.
Moving away from the coast, the terrain evolves into a mosaic of contrasts: pastured landscape, vineyeards, forests, rolling hills and the towering peaks of the Stirling ranges.
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