A track record of superlatives by Tamas Kiss

And it was precisely in this game that Tamas Kiss showed its best side. With 686 woods, he raised the track record in Leifers by one cone and played a key role in the 7:1 home win (3676:3307). In the second match of the week against Burggräfler, the league leaders had to pull out all the stops in order to be able to celebrate another 7-1 win (3563:3390). Here Florian Thaler was the “best of the day” with 624 wedges.

Otherwise there was a surprise on the eighth match day. Aldein beat St. Georgen 6:2 (3340:3277) at home. Christian Mocanu was unable to prevent “Jergina” from losing away with 595 sticks.

Third-placed Passeier took advantage of St. Georgen's defeat with a 5-3 home win against Prichsna (3275:3031) to gain two points ahead of the Pusterers. Karl Egger left his mark on this game, knocking down 616 sticks for the Passeirians.

Lana celebrated its second win of the current season, beating Jenesien 7-1 at home (3345:3205). Hans Blaas stood out from the Etschtaler's compact team presentation. The veteran had 569 blades to his credit.

Neumarkt pursuer Fugger Sterzing finally achieved an easy 7:1 win against Schnals at home (3524:3287). Reinhard Gruber (Vipiteno) showed with 638 pieces of wood that he is the master of the castle peace. The game between Sarnthein and Kurtatsch will be rescheduled for Monday, November 16th.

Women: The top match took place in Deutschnofen

There were strong performances in the duel between Deutschnofen and Tirol Mutspitz, which the second-place team won 5-1 away (2263:2201). Dagmar Wiedenhofer (Deutschnofen) achieved the best performance of the season with 619 pins, but Adele Ainhauser (Tirol Mutspitz) was also able to crack the 600-pin mark (607) and ultimately led the Burggräflerinnen to an away win.

Los Birillos celebrated a 6-0 home win against Vöran Blecherne, Villnöß (against bottom team A. Ratschings), Meran (in the derby against Passeier) and Fugger Sterzing (at home against Pfeffersberg) won 5-1. Meanwhile, Kiens, somewhat surprisingly, won 4-2 against Burggräfler.

In addition to Wiedenhofer, the top 6 of the week include Laura Runggatscher (Villnöß/576), Heidi Hofer (Meran/563), Marion Thaler (Fugger Sterzing/567), Helga Rottensteiner (Burggräfler/517) and Cilly Frick (Los Birillos/ 590).

South Tyrolean Sports Bowling Championship, 8th matchday in the men's A1 class

Burggräfler – Neumarkt 1:7 Sarnthein – Kurtatsch (on November 16th) Aldein – St. Georgen 6:2 Passeier – Prichsna 5:3 Lana – Jenesien 7:1 Fugger Vipiteno – Schnals 7:1

Early game from matchday 9

Neumarkt – Sarnthein 7:1

The table:

1. Neumarkt 18 points (+1 game) 2. Fugger Vipiteno 14 3. Pass eggs 13 4. St. Georgen 11 5. Sarnthein 7 6. Schnals 6 7. Kurtatsch 5 (-1 game) 8. Aldein 5 9. Jenesien 5 10. Burggräfler 4 11. Lana 4 12. Prichsna 4

South Tyrolean Sports Bowling Championship, 8th matchday in the women's A class

Deutschnofen – Tirol Mutspitz 1:5 Villnöß – A. Ratschings 5:1 Merano – Passeier 5:1 Fugger Vipiteno – Pfeffersberg 5:1 Kiens – Burggräfler 4:2 Los Birillos – Blecherne Vöran 6:0

The table:

1. Fugger Vipiteno 15 2. Tirol Mutspitz 14 3. Vöran Blecherne 11 4. Los Birillos 10 5. Funes 10 (-1 game) 6. Deutschnofen 9 7. Burggräfler 8 8. Merano 6 9. Kiens 5 10. Passeier 4 (-1 game) 11. Pfeffersberg 2 12. A. Ratschings 0

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A track record of superlatives by Tamas Kiss

Last week the eighth matchday of the South Tyrolean bowling championship was played. In addition, the Neumarkt – Sarnthein match was brought forward to the ninth first half of the season because the Unterlanders are in action in the Champions League this Saturday.

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