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Lions lose noisy nail-biter

17/12/2025

PAKENHAM BOWLS The first of the reverse rounds of the 2025/26 pennant season produced two very close games under the Paky Dome on Saturday. Pakenham One (Div 1) was involved in a very loud, absolute nail-biter against Narre Warren One. After the completion of the…

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