Tag: Bowls Australia TV
#TheBowlsShow concludes this Sunday from 2pm nationwide on 7TWO and will return later in the year. Finals action from BPL11, plus interviews with BCiB Australian #Jackaroos star Corey Wedlock & Murray Steamer, Michael Walker! Catch up on 7plus, or additionally, the show will be replayed on FOX Sports on Tuesday from 5pm.
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#TheBowlsShow is This Sunday (April 12), from 11am nationwide on its brand new home, 7TWO. Catch up on 7plus, or additionally, the show will be replayed on FOX Sports Australia each Tuesday from 5pm.
The sport of bowls continues to go from strength to strength with Crocmedia and its production arm Rainmaker; together with Bowls Australia, confirming a five-year extension of its current broadcast deal and an exclusive commercial partnership.
The awesome foursome of Carla Krizanic, Rebecca Van Asch, Natasha Scott and Kelsey Cottrell take us through their preparation for the Women’s Fours ahead of the 2016 World Championships!
The third in our countdown of the best shots from APL03, staged at Club Pine Rivers from November 10 – 13, 2015 – here are shots 4 and 3!
After a fantastic 2015 event, the World’s Biggest Bowls Festival will again hit the sunny Gold Coast in 2016. To build upon the success of the event, this year’s event brings a number of exciting initiatives: • The increase in prize money to $250,000 and restructured breakdown, to reward to a greater number of players;; […]
Bowls Australia and Bowls Victoria’s instructional video about coaching a vision impaired bowler.
Check out the short highlights video from the $110,000 APL02. www.australianpremierleague.com.au
Melbourne Bowling Club, the nation’s oldest bowls club, celebrated their 150th year of existence at the Malvern Town Hall on Tuesday, March 11. BATV spoke to club President Paul Gamble, Aussie Jackaroo Dylan Fisher and 15 year-old Australian Under-18 representative Tayla Morison about the event.
