There is NO CLUB MEETING on tonight.
As discussed at the November club night, many club members are away on holidays and we have decided to wait until February 2013 for our club meeting. At this meeting we will have stories and photos from our Hideaway NYE trip and lots of other information about trips and courses for this year.
Last night a group of keen divers headed to AMF Bowling at Sylvania for a night of excitment and socialising. What they didn’t recognise was Caitlin’s sheer determination to WIN, and while her team won, she was most certainly impressed by the other bowlers, and has since got her eye on some new bowling buddies for the next bowling adventure. We have 20 keen bowlers with us to play two games of fun, relaxed bowling. No one cared if you were good or bad, it was all about relaxing and having a good time! Thanks to AMF Bowling Sylvania for the great snacks (yummy wedges and spring rolls!) and for everyone coming along and having a great time.
During winter, we try and keep everyone social (even if it isnt in the water!) so our social nights are always popular. We’d love to have you along next time! Check out some photographs from the event and if you took any photographs on the night, feel free to send them along and we will add your pictures to the Facebook page!
Out fearless leader, Kel Bradley, showing everyone is (lack of) skills. He was the winner of the night!
Dive Instructor John McKeon show us why he's good at bowling; the kids bowling ramp.
Our weekend recruit, Brea, was on fire with some great bowling
We all went to bowling for fun, but some of us were in it for the competition!
Bowling Balls, in colour categories for the weak, to the strong!
Sue picking her next weapon for attack, the Red, a popular choice.
Kel, Nick, Cheryl and Ian having a chat, lane side at AMF Sylvania
Peter, Anette, Alannah & Melissa in team 1
Are Bowling Shoes as sexy as dive booties?
Instructor John McKeon helps Sue with the bowling ramp.
Cheryl and Lynne having a chat about the game
Dive Master Peter Aitkin surveying the crowd of St George Underwater Centre bowlers
