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Welcome to the English Bowling Federation Website.
Date of Recent updates to the site |
8Nov24 - Calendar, to end 2025 |
7Nov24 - Derbyshire Trophy fixtures |
30Oct24 - Roll of Honour (with 2 updates to 'report' below) |
19Oct24 - New AGM venue: Mansfield BC. See below. |
Work in progress: |
Coming soon: Save Our Green updates; |
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Abbreviations used
DS - Donald Steward
SJV - Silver Jubilee Vase
Ad - Adams
Nw - Newton
RW - Reg Wright U25
DC - Durham Centenary
DTS - Derbyshire Trophy South group
DTN - Derbyshire Trophy North group
The 2024 AGM will be held on Saturday, 16th November (10:30 prompt) at:-
Mansfield Bowling Club
Chesterfield Road South
Mansfield
Nottinghamshire
NG19 7AP
Shares site entrance with Queen Elizabeth's Academy.
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Club website....https://www.mansfieldbowlingclub.co.uk/
Trains run from Nottingham to Worksop (The Robin Hood Line).
If travelling from Worksop do NOT alight at "Mansfield Woodhouse".
"Mansfield Town" Railway AND bus stations are 1.1 miles from the venue.
North Parade Greens
I am in the process of compiling 2 updates about the potential handover of the Suncastle greens to a new organisation, including the firm plans to revive the "September Bowls Week", played under Federation rules.
For those who use facebook - there is a new posting by Steve of NPBGA.
Report - Finals week
Generally good weather although a couple of days of strong winds made bowling 'awkward' and rain on the last morning was more than irritating. However, the schedule was not affected. The closing ceremony had to go into the (accommodating) Suncastle. It was well attended and the following were awarded:-
VICTOR LUDORUM (Most Men winners/finalists)
Durham
VICTRIX LUDORIX (Most Women winners/finalists)
Derbyshire
Under 25 Player of the Year
Alex Scott (Northumberland)
Notable achievements
Update 30Oct24 - having brought the outdoor Rolls of Honour up to date ......
- Northumberland last won the Adams Trophy 55 years ago
- Graham Agger (Northants) retained the Veteran Singles title.
Naomi Scott & family (Northumberland) . . .Naomi won the mixed trips with husband Steven & son Alex, then skipped the 3 wood trips to a win. She was also runner-up in the Champ of Champs.
Before being voted Young Player of the Tournament, Alex was runner-up in the U25 singles and played with sister Zoe in the U25 pairs, losing narrowly in round 2 to the eventual winners from Suffolk).
Alan Lawton (Durham). Won the pairs with his brother John in the light rain on Saturday and then the Champ of Champs in the heavy rain that followed.
Janet Chapman (Huntingdonshire). Equalling the all-time record of 6 qualifications Janet was another who played twice in the closing day rain. She was runner-up in the senior singles and senior ladies pairs.
Ollie Jeapes (Northants). Winner of the Under singles and had a narrow defeat in the Under-25 pairs.
In line with the growing trend for multiple qualification for the week, the following also appeared in 2 finals:
Trevor Bannister (Lincs); Paul Freeman (N'umbld); Tracy & Jordon Philpott (mother & son, Lincs).
Reg Jackson prize winners
Winners £345 Team 81 Lesslie/Lesslie/Day North Essex
Runners-up £225 Team 89 Haslem/Duguid/Redhead Humberside
Third £180 Team 54 Godfrey/Brunton/Horsewood Humberside
Fourth £150 Team 67 Bannister/Pratt/Stanley Lincolnshire