Tag: Bowls
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Blackjacks, greenkeepers, administrators and sandwich makers, Kevin Hickland is ready to catch up with as many of our vibrant bowls community members as he can. First up, Bowls New Zealand CEO and how he is embracing the changing methods of communication. Please join us as Kevin catches up with… Mark Cameron.
Welcome to the BLK National Championships Update #1, brought to you by Kevin Hickland.
Footage from the recent U15 and U20 National Championships and U30 Warwick Wealth Inter-District Championships that took place in Bloemfontein, South Africa, in April 2017. Want to try bowls? Visit www.1sport4life.co.za for more info and to find your nearest bowling club! Please follow us on FB and IG: Facebook: www.facebook.com/1sport4life Instagram: www.instagram.com/1sport4life
Lawn Bowls is a sport that anyone can play, regardless of age or ability. It’s easy to learn and can be as relaxed or as competitive as you want to make it. For more details, visit www.bowlscanada.com
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!
Lawn Bowls is truly a sport for athletes of all ages! The 2016 under 19 and under 25 National Tournaments in Bloemfontein brought together hundreds of young bowlers from all over South Africa and Namibia who came to compete for national honours. Want to try bowls? Visit www.1sport4life.co.za for more info and to find your […]
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;; […]
Check out the short highlights video from the $110,000 APL02. www.australianpremierleague.com.au
Double title winner at the 2012 Hyundai National Open Championships in the men’s pairs and fours, Blake Signal (Stokes Valley) is aiming to prove himself on international greens.
Scott Evans (Onehunga) talks about his current training regime, his bowling heroes and his bowling goals.
Kirsten Griffin (Victoria) has represented her country at the Junior Trans-Tasman tournaments and has won national titles. She is also no stranger to the Hyundai National Open Champs competition.