Colin Ayling gross par score set up his total of 42 points to win this quota competetion by 3 points ahead of his nearest rival.
In a quota, players start with a quota of points equal to their handicap. Further stableford points are earned by their  gross score on each hole.
Since this is a strokeplay event, handicps are reviewed.

Hector James bested a small entry field to win this stableford by 2 points. Roger Stevens and Iain Powell both returned matching scores, but the countback rule showed Roger's last-nine to be the better to gain second place.

The forecast of thunder storms did not deter 16 members from playing in the 'Awayday' at Ampfield in 6th September. Their faith was rewarded and they had to contend only with the occasional rain shower which didn't spoil a very enjoyable day.
Roger Stevens successfully defended his title and retains the Awayday Trophy. One shot behind, Iain Powell, took second prize while Paul Ayling took the prize for nearest the pin.

In a Casino Stableford, players can gamble on 3 nomiated holes to double the stableford points earned. Effectively, this increases the par point score to 42. Five players achieved this or better. Peter Merry's 48 points was the best of the bunch.

Paul Fields' 3-under nett par clearly won this medal with 4 players tying for second place on level par.
A second prize for the fewest putts was clearly won by Robin Welland, who completed all 18 holes using only 22 putts.

Hector James's 6-under par round earned him 42 points to win this stableford competition. He was closely chased by Roger Stevens, 1 point behind.

An exciting finish with 3 players scoring 39 points, Rick Poyser prevailing, after count-back, with a superb 20 point finish on the home 9 holes closely followed by Roger Stevens with a 19 point finish.