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;; […]
The 2015 Grant’s Corner to Corner National Final was held at Birkenhead Bowling Club and featured some of the best corner to corner bowlers from around the country.
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.
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.
Two-time champion of the 2011 Kittyhawks National Under 20 Women’s Singles tournament, held at the Pakuranga Bowling Club. It is Mandy Boyd’s final year in the event.
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http://www.skysport.co.nz/Default.aspx?tabid=57&cgid=217&cb=n&ll=cwg&pn=2&cid=32193 Thursday 14 October 2010
http://www.stuff.co.nz/sport/commonwealth-games/4178090/Commonwealth-feelings-take-upward-swing