Willy Silk wins Queensland Women's Singles; Stephens' jump shot mishap
Windsor's Willy Silk won the Queensland Women's Singles, with Stephens' Rosemary and Heather finishing 4th and 5th. The club also reports an unexpected result from a jump shot, with a possible replacement offered.
Jump shot ends in unexpected outcome
he club was offered a replacement if it could be established that a manufacturing fault was the cause.
What happened here?
Not quite the expected outcome of a jump shot, that's for sure!
Willy Silk wins Queensland Women's Singles

It is a busy time of year for Association Croquet tournaments.
Rosemary and Heather entered the Queensland Women's Singles and finished 4th and 5th, respectively.
It was hosted by Windsor Croquet Club and that club's Willy Silk was the winner. She had previously won the trophy in 2004. A good win to Willy, this year's Queensland Team Captain for the Eire Cup.
It is great to see Yuni Rowell, a relatively new player, improving so rapidly.
Photo 1, L to R:
- Rosemary Newsham (Stephens) - Kathleen Colclough (Headland Buderim), Runner-up - Barbara Northcott (Southport) - Willy Silk (Windsor), Champion - Donna Manning (Maleny) - Hedi Trask (Toombul) - Susan Bertram (Caloundra) - Cynthia Tacey (Windsor) - Yuni Rowell (Burleigh Heads Palm Beach) - Heather Knight (Stephens) - Bye in first round: Kathie Grant (Southport)
Photo 2: Willy Silk with CAQ AC Director and Referee, John Hardy
Thanks to Windsor, all the referees and hoop setters and particularly Aileen for managing the event.
Southport Croquet Club, Range Croquet Club, Maleny, Toombul Croquet Club, Caloundra Mallet Sports Club, Burleigh Palm Beach, Croquet Queensland





