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Williams Lake bonspiel produces winners from Quesnel, 100 Mile and the Lake City

The kings and queens of the red necks were crowned at the Williams Lake Curling Club’s Redneck Reunion men’s and ladies joint bonspiel.

Ron Bisaro claimed the A-event title in a dramatic men’s championship on Sunday. (Feb 5)

They outlasted Mark Law 6-5 in an extra end.

Fresno Construction, skipped by Tim Richards from Quesnel, claimed the B-event 7-3 over Tom Dall from 100 Mile House.

Daryl Halfnights captured the C-event final with a steal of 5 in the last end for a 7-6 victory over Jerry Mooney.

The ladies title went to Dianne Menzer from 100 Mile.

Her team knocked off Laura Balls from Williams Lake.

Keri Dunsmore defeated Brenda Sanford in the B-final, while Lynn Lanki claimed the C over Blair Mohr.

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