Congratulations to Mammoths on their runaway 2025/26 Super League win. Well done the two Peters and all their squad.
As reported last week Mammoths had already won the 2025/26 Super League and they continued their fine form with another win in the final match and managed to go through the whole season unbeaten – a great achievement. The fight for second place was won by Misfits despite their final match defeat as Marmots and Mustangs drew the their final game on Monday.
The March draw was made on 30 March 2026 at the Club. The lucky winners were:
| 1 | Betty Hoyle | £102.00 |
| 2 | Claude Le Razavet | £34.00 |
| 3 | Moya Campbell | £17.00 |
The 100 Club currently has around 70 members, making the monthly prize pot approximately £155.00. In addition there is a bonus draw in December for a prize of £175+ (depending on the number of members). If you are not a member please consider joining. The more people that join the bigger the prizes and the more improvements we can make to YOUR Club.
Congratulations to the winners but don’t forget:
Contact Bernard on treasurer@monkstonepetanque.org.uk or speak to him at the Club if you would like to join or for more details.
They think its all over …………….. it is now!! Despite being held to a draw by the Marmots, The Mammoths now have an unassailable lead at the top of the table with one game to go. The fight is on for second place with 3 teams realistically in the chase.
On Friday last, a number of Monkstone Members gathered to pay their final respects and say goodbye to Ian Campbell at Thornhill Crematorium. Ian was a well respected member of the club having joined in 2022.
Ian was an ex-police sergeant and many of his former colleagues were present including the South Wales Police standard bearer.
Ian died suddenly and unexpectedly on 25 February 2026 and will be missed by all club members but especially the members of the Monarchs League team who he joined a couple of years ago from the Marauders.
Our thoughts are with Moya, his wife, and the rest of his family including children and grandchildren.
RIP Ian – at rest.
