It's a wrap for Bowls3Five 1-5
Molecheck National 7s
Bowls Auckland is delighted to announce ‘Molecheck Interclub 7s’
The Interclub 7s tournaments in March are arguably the biggest on the calendar and are circled by many players and clubs alike at the start of the season. There is something special about being able to represent your club, and greens all over Auckland are awash with club colours!
Last season, across the different categories, there were 71 teams with over 500 players from 30 clubs competing and enjoying the festivities.
Bowls 3Five 1-5 Year Finals
After five qualifying rounds over three weeks, the top eight qualifying teams did their clubs proud by qualifying in last night's Finals.
What an amazing Final - Howick vs Mr Albert. It was a neck-and-neck battle.
3-3... 5-5! It was down to the wire... Howick won the tiebreaker and won the title!
Congratulations to Howick's; Allan Danbrook, Eric Thompson & Sue Carroll for their win over Mt Albert's; Marisa Posa, Jhanna Savov & Zoran Bartulovich.
Spotlight on Twilight Bowls
Check out Pt Chevalier's Wednesday Twilight Bowls. This exciting Bowls3Five format is run for six weeks, twice yearly - in November & December and then again in February & March.
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There's plenty of healthy Saturday Interclub competition going on - just check out the Standings after Day 1! |
Dates: 28 & 29 December 2023 |
Bowls crown a potential record breaker for Zoe
Waihopai Bowling Club’s Zoe Beck has etched her name into the history books.
The 12-year-old, who is in her third year of playing bowls, having joined alongside mum Emma Drake and grandmother Diane, won her first centre title at the weekend – the Bowls Southland mixed triples alongside Craig Merrilees and Drake.
Have a Go with World Champion Tayla Bruce
And now for another good news story.
With the FIFA Women’s Football World Cup being such a great success, the Ministry for Women invited applications from smaller community groups to develop activities to encourage health and wellness for women by participating in sports.
The New Zealand Blind Lawn Bowling Association (NZBLBA) was successful in a grant application to provide nine 'Have A Go' lawn bowls events, with three planned for each of Nelson, Christchurch and Dunedin. Any females with any disabilities are welcome to come along for a fun introduction to bowls, along with their family and/or friends.
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