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Merthyr finishes 5th in Brisbane pennants and holds Christmas party

Merthyr placed 5th in the 2018 Brisbane Metropolitan pennants, with wins rising in recent years. The club also held its members' Christmas party and finished week 4 of its Association Croquet introduction.

2 min read15 December 2018
Merthyr finishes 5th in Brisbane pennants and holds Christmas party

Merthyr members celebrate 2018 Christmas party

A man in a black t-shirt holds a red trophy aloft on a bowling green while two people applaud nearby

hat's a wrap! It's time for merriment, to celebrate and reminisce on the joys and sorrows of the year!

Here are some moments from the Merthyr Croquet Club 2018 members' Christmas party.

Woman with sunglasses holds a croquet mallet beside a hoop on a green lawn, with a man in a sun hat behind her
Five older women gather under a green-framed gazebo in a backyard, one holding a beer bottle while another reaches toward a plate
A smiling man and woman sit on metal chairs on a brick patio beside a lawn, with no croquet equipment visible

Merthyr places 5th in 2018 Brisbane Metropolitan pennants

Seven smiling people pose under a green-roofed shelter labeled "Cornelius Lawn," one holding a hat

Congratulations to the Merthyr 2018 Brisbane Metropolitan pennants team on placing 5th overall this year! We've been on a great trajectory the past few years, steadily increasing our win count and having a grand old time while doing it.

Full results are available here: https://croquetscores.com/2018/gc/brisbane-metropolitan-pennants/summary

The 2019 competition is being scheduled as you read this, so you've got plenty of time to show up to your local club in the new year and pick up the game! They're always hunting new talent to join the community!

Special thanks and mention to tournament organizer Geraldine Trivett of Stephens Croquet Club!


Week 4 wraps up Merthyr's introduction to Association Croquet

Four people on a grassy lawn playing croquet, one man holding a mallet while a player bends over to strike a ball

Final days! Week 4 of our introduction to Association Croquet wrapped up with players getting into a game and starting to realise the true depth of strategy and skill the game demands. Don't let that scare you away from starting your journey!

Thanks to club captain Greg Kerswell for his patience and tutelage while we learn the rules, jargon and etiquette. Additional workshops through next year open to all!

Members at the Merthyr Croquet Club clubhouse gather on a brick terrace beside a croquet lawn, with a mallet and hoop visible
Three players on a croquet lawn at Merthyr Croquet Club, one man mallet-striking a ball near a cluster of colored balls
Three men stand on a grass croquet lawn beside colored balls, mallets, and hoops, with a gazebo behind them
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