Beauty Point travelled to the undefeated Trevallyn, keen to improve their form away from home. The visitors shot out of the blocks, particularly on Mick Savage's rink who established a 21-7 lead after 17 ends over Scott Summers.

Summers' rink fought back late but eventually succumbed with the final rink score being 29-19 to Savage, who was the standout for his rink. Haydon Cannon and his rink collected 2 points for the Thunder with a 7 shot win over Paul Filgate while Bruce Howard took care of Lachie Sims by 8 shots to seal the overall result in a huge win away from home for Beauty Point.

Westbury hosted North Launceston who were looking to get their first win of the season. Anthony Lowery and Nick Webb played in a tight tussle all day with the former coming away with a 1 shot rink win. Nick Claxton played excellent in his first outing for North Launceston. Jeffrey Miller skipped his rink to a 6 shot victory over Les Watts while Mark Jones did the damage for North recording a massive 19 shot win over Julian Frost to ensure the visitors walked away with 10 points.

Cosgrove Park hosted Bridport in what eventuated as a nail biter. Byron Slater jumped out early to lead Rhys McDougall 10-1, but a late charge from both McDougall and his number 3, Maxine Monson, managed to turn the tide for the visitors who stole the rink win by a solitary shot 21-20. Chris Walker bounced back into the winner's circle this week with another 1 shot win, this one over Andrew Appleyard. It was Chris' son Kane Walker and his rink who spoilt the party for the visitors, winning by 3 shots to record a 1 shot overall win. Kane Walker and Vicky Winley in the lead position both playing well throughout the day.

East Launceston remain undefeated albeit after drawing away to Kings Meadows. Will Springer stepped back into the skip's spot with David Minns absent. His rink came up against the hard to beat Shane Gurr and snuck away with a 2 shot win. A similar story took place in the Drew Berwick and Shane Davern match-up with Berwick walking away with the 2 shot win. The overall was tied after Chris Davern accounted for the in-form Aaron Page by 4 shots

Invermay and Longford battled it out in the last game of the round with the Swampies winning on the last bowl of the game thanks to Bec Van Asch. The 8 points to 4 victory for Invermay sees them jump into 2nd place on the ladder behind East Launceston.