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Richard Pickvance named Queensland reserve; wet lawns limit Wynnum pennants

Wynnum member Richard Pickvance has been selected as a non-travelling reserve in the Queensland State team. Pennants against East Brisbane was played on one court because of water on the grass.

2 min read7 July 2019
Richard Pickvance named Queensland reserve; wet lawns limit Wynnum pennants

Wynnum pennants against East Brisbane limited by wet lawns

A wet croquet lawn with puddles, bordered by palm trees and a fence under an overcast sky

ennants at Wynnum today was against East Brisbane club, but only one court was available due to the excessive amount of water on the grass.

Hopefully the next pennant day will be better.

Three people play croquet on a green lawn, with one in a yellow vest preparing to hit a ball while others watch

Richard Pickvance selected as Queensland State team reserve

A gold croquet pin reading "INTERSTATE" hangs above a red enamel "Q" for the Croquet Association of Queensland

Very proud of Wynnum club member Richard Pickvance for his selection in the Qld State team as a non-travelling reserve.

Congratulations Richard, well done.

A smiling man named Richard Pack Vance wears a white croquet polo shirt with a club logo and a medal, standing indoors near an exit sign
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