Tournaments & Results

Herefordshire’s Shaun Jones has won the Men’s National Two-Wood Singles Championship, supported by the Friends of English Bowling. The Ross-on-Wye BC bowler defeated Kent’s Tom Bishop, representing Bromley BC, in the final. Jones…
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Kent’s Jason Haskins and Roger Kendrick have won the Men’s National Pairs Championship, sponsored by Bowling Abroad. The VCD duo defeated Isle of Wight’s Darren Griffith and Jack Berry, from Shanklin BC 18-8 in the final. It is…
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The Royal County of Berkshire were crowned National Triples Champions following an enthralling final end decider amongst a packed crowd 16-13. Scott Winskill, Mark Hancock and Andrew Knapper from the Tilehurst Bowls Club in Berkshire…
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Wiltshire’s Lucy Smith and Mike Titcombe have won the Bowls England National Mixed Pairs Competition, supported by the Friends of English Bowling. The duo from Westlecot BC defeated Kent’s Sara Trotter and Dave Mason in the final. …
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Buckinghamshire’s Neil Farnish won the Bowls England Men’s Senior Singles Competition, supported by the Friends of English Bowling. He defeated Devon’s Stuart Evans in a thrilling final. Farnish and Evans both progressed to the final…
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Warwickshire won the Balcomb Trophy at Victoria Park, Royal Leamington Spa, to win the inter-county double rink crown, supported by the Friends of English Bowling, for the first time since 2014. They defeated Essex, the 2017 winners, in…
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Buckinghamshire’s Tom McGuinness, David Ross, Kirk Smith and John McGuinness have won the Bowls England Men’s National Fours Championship, sponsored by St. James’s Place Wealth Management. The Gerrards Cross rink defeated Gareth…
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Bedfordshire’s Dawn Grisley, Maz Fisher, Jenny Ralph and Jackie Bryant, from Potton BC, have won the Women’s National Senior Fours Championship, supported by the Friends of English Bowling. They defeated Sussex’s Rachel Mackriell, Mary…
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Wales has crowned two new singles champions. Welsh internationals Ben Thomas, of Pontrhydyfen BC, and Lampeter BC’s Melanie Thomas won the blue riband WBA and WWBA singles trophies for the first time. And for Ben the win was…
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