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22/08/2012 14:34

Hereunder is list of comp + marshalls. Please note that GZIRA will be the alternative venue for ALL matches.

Next Sunday we meet at 5.30 start 6.30--10.30am.

Match1
26/8/2102
Bieghi
Adrian Nelson
Andre Borg
Joseph Ellul

Match2
23/9/2012
Pixkerija
Steve Johnston
Darren Stafrace
James Micallef

Match3
21/10/2012
Sliema
Pierre Poulton
Silvio Borg
Carmelo Quattrocchi
Robert Attard

Match4
4/11/2012
Manoel island
Kevin Cassar
Franklin Formosa
Brian Farrugia

Match5
18/11/2012
Isla
John Attard
Lorry Scicluna
Jason Saliba
Johnatan Aquilina

Marshalls Match
Pixkerija
Alex Genovese
Johnatan Vella
James Gilson

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