2023 World Outdoor Bowls Championship

30/08/2023

30/08/2023

2023 World Bowls Championships Live
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28/08/2023

Good luck to all of the Welsh team in their first game at the World Bowls Championships 👏🏼🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿
We have the Men’s pairs, Women’s singles, Women’s fours and Men’s triples 👇
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28/08/2023

The World Championships start today Tuesday 29th August 2023 - Good Luck to all our competitors.
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28/08/2023

World Bowls Championships 2023 Live
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28/08/2023

Let's get behind Team South Africa as they take on the world at 2023 World Bowls championships starting tomorrow.
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28/08/2023

Team Wales at the Opening Ceremony of the World Bowls Championships 2023 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿
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28/08/2023

The 2023 World Bowls Championships begin tomorrow!!! 🤩
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We would like to wish our two Broadbeach Bulls all the very best for the two weeks of competition representing their countries! 🐂💙💛
Aron Sherriff (Australia) 🇦🇺
Ryan Bester (Canada) 🇨🇦
The World Bowls Championships run from 29th Aug to 10th Sep here on the Gold Coast.

28/08/2023

The World Championships are going to begin in the metaphorical blink of an eye!
We will be posting profiles of our Blackjacks in the coming days.
Today we present our two Singles players- we know they'll do us proud.
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28/08/2023

Team Scotland at World Bowls Championships 2023 Gold Coast Australia 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿
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28/08/2023

𝙒𝙤𝙧𝙡𝙙 𝘽𝙤𝙬𝙡𝙨 𝘾𝙝𝙖𝙢𝙥𝙞𝙤𝙣𝙨𝙝𝙞𝙥𝙨, 𝙂𝙤𝙡𝙙 𝘾𝙤𝙖𝙨𝙩 2023
Bowls England "One Team England" are ready for the World Bowls Championships 2023 - Play starts tonight (Monday 28 Aug) at 2230 UK time
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Here we go again another 12 day roller-coaster ride of emotions

28/08/2023

Scotland’s players and coaches are ready to do battle at the 2023 World Bowls Championships. Best of luck to the whole squad out in Australia! 🤞🏻
🤩 Action gets underway this evening at 11.30pm (BST)
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We will be bringing you previews and round-ups of each day’s action via our website and social media pages so be sure to stay tuned throughout the next 12 days of competition!

28/08/2023

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Bowls Scotland are delighted to formally launch Scotland’s playing kit for the upcoming 2023 World Bowls Championships.
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🤝 Working with our official kit supplier, XX:20 Bowls, we have designed a kit that is both modern and comfortable for our players to be able to deliver their best performances in the Gold Coast, Australia.
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28/08/2023

💚💛 Your Right at Home Jackaroos.
Ready for
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28/08/2023

August 29 - September 10, 2023 Gold Coast, Queensland, Australia Broadbeach, Helensvale, Musgrave, Paradise Point & Mudgeeraba Bowls Clubs. Queensland’s Gold Coast continues to entrench itself as the home of Bowls in Australia as the host city of the 2023 World Bowls Championships.
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Five Gold Coast clubs will host the two-week-long tournament, with more than 50 nations expected to take part in one of the pinnacle international events in the sport. Australia will be hoping to better their haul of five gold medals from eight disciplines from the last time the event was held down under, at the 2012 World Championships in Adelaide. The 2023 World Championships will feature both open disciplines (😎 and para disciplines (3) for the first time ever. *players featured in this video have not yet been chosen by their Member Nation to compete at the 2023 World Bowls Championships.

07/05/2023

Aron Sherriff begins his World Bowls Indoor Championships campaign today for Australia! 🏆
Go Aron! 💛💚

07/05/2023

Good luck to Ali Merrien and Ian Merrien at the World Bowls Indoor Championships at Warilla, Australia.

07/05/2023

2023 World Bowls Indoor Championships
Warilla Bowls & Recreation Club, NSW
Day 1:

Five teams from the UK are amongst the eight qualifiers for tomorrow's world indoor mixed pairs championship quarter finals at Australia's Warilla Bowls & Recreation Club.
Impressive from the outset on Day 1 were defending singles champions Mike Stepney and Julie Forrest from Scotland who completed their schedule unscathed, as did fellow UK combinations Malcolm De Sousa and Megan Kivlin from Jersey along with Daniel Salmon and Amy Williams representing Wales, while England stars Martin Puckett and Kirsty Hembrow plus Guernsey's Ian and Alison Merrien both had a tiebreak blemish but still managed to secure a berth in the quarters.
Hats off to the youthful Malta duo of Troy Lorimer and Connie Rixon who outgunned the crack South African team of Colleen Piketh and Wayne Rittmuller in the final round and gain promotion to tomorrow's play-offs, while Namibia's Petronella Breedt and Carel Olivier were steady throughout their three starts to emerge as Africa's top hope in the mixed event.
Australian internationals Kelsey Cottrell and Aron Sherriff justified their warm local favouritism by handing in four winning cards and only allowing their opponents a total of 24 shots.

• Results:
Sec.1: Rd.1: Megan Kivlin, Malcolm De Sousa (JER) bt Lebogang Makhupe, Pako Sephetsolo (BOT) 8-2 7-1; Alyani Jamil, Izzat Shameer Dzulkeple (MAS) bt Zainal Mohammed (FIJ), Lauren Banks (AUS) 8-3 6-4. Rd.2: Kivlin, De Sousa bt Jamil, Dzulkeple 1-8 6-2 1-0; Mohammed, Banks bt Makhupe, Sephetsolo 9-3 6-2. Rd.3: Kivlin, De Sousa bt Mohammed, Banks 8-4 16-3; Jamil, Dzulkeple bt Makhupe, Sephetsolo 8-2 9-1.
Final standings: Kivlin, De Sousa 6 points +4 sets; Jamil, Dzulkeple 4 +4; Mohammed, Banks 2 -2; Makhupe, Sephetsolo 0 -6.

Sec.2: Rd.1: Connie Rixon, Troy Lorimer (MLT) bt Dorothy Yu, Eric Lam (HKC) 3-8 5-3 2-0; Marianne Kuenzle, Markus Mertz (CHE) bt Colleen Piketh, Wayne Rittmuller (RSA) 1-6 7-3 3-0. Rd.2: Piketh, Rittmuller bt Yu, Lam 4-3 2-6 1-0; Rixon, Lorimer bt Kuenzle, Mertz 5-2 6-5. Rd.3: Yu, Lam bt Kuenzle, Mertz 5-2 8-4; Rixon, Lorimer bt Piketh, Rittmuller 8-0 5-2.
Final standings: Rixon, Lorimer 6 points +4 sets; Yu, Lam 2 +2; Piketh, Rittmuller 2 -2; Kuenzle, Mertz 2 -4.

Sec.3: Rd.1: Julie Forrest, Mike Stepney (SCO) bt Shae Wilson, Phil Jones (NFI) 7-1 10-3; Milika Nathan, Chris Smith (TON) bt Marisa Baronda, Chris Dagpin (PHI) 4-6 5-4 2-0. Rd.2: Baronda, Dagpin bt Wilson, Jones 2-5 7-1 1-0; Forrest, Stepney bt Nathan, Smith 8-3 8-2. Rd.3: Nathan, Smith bt Wilson, Jones 11-2 6-3; Forrest, Stepney bt Baronda, Dagpin 8-3 6-9 1-0.
Final standings: Forrest, Stepney 6 points +4 sets; Nathan, Smith 4 0; Baronda, Dagpin 2 0; Wilson, Jones 0 -4.

Sec.4: Rd.1: Linda Ng, Jerome Kirby (CAN) bt Lesley Mills, John Nicholl (IRE) 6-5 1-6 1-0; Petronella Breedt, Carel Olivier (NAM) bt Zoltan Pavelka (HUN), Serena Bonnell (AUS) 6-4 6-2. Rd.2: Pavelka, S Bonnell bt Ng, Kirby 1-7 5-1 1-0; Breedt, Olivier bt Mills, Nicholl 1-11 5-4 1-0. Rd.3: Breedt, Olivier bt Ng, Kirby 4-3 3-4 1-0; Mills, Nicholl bt Pavelka, S Bonnell 4-2 10-0.
Final standings: Breedt, Olivier 6 points +2 sets; Mills, Nicholl 2 +2; Ng, Kirby 2 0; Pavelka, S Bonnell 2 -4.

Sec.5: Rd.1: Katelyn Inch, Andrew Kelly (NZL) bt Teokotai Rahui, Royden Aperau (CKI) 9-4 6-3; Alison Merrien, Ian Merrien (CGY) bt Pian Yuk Ping Lai, Johnny Ng (MAC) 7-1 6-1; Rd.2: Ping Lai, Ng bt Rahui, Aperau 6-6 6-1; A Merrien, I Merrien bt Inch, Kelly 6-4 4-1. Rd.3: Inch, Kelly bt Ping Lai, Ng 1-7 7-2 1-0; Rahui, Aperau bt A Merrien, I Merrien 5-3 4-3.
Final standings: A Merrien, I Merrien 4 points +2 sets; Inch, Kelly 4 0; Ping Lai, Ng 2 -1; Rahui, Aperau 2 -1.

Sec.6: Rd.1: Yoko Goda, Masahiro Kawamoto (JPN) bt Kumari Mangos, Susil Ramanayake (SRI) 3-2 3-3; Martin Edwards (JAM), Grace Moloney (AUS) bt Ester Ndungu, Benson Wambugu (KEN) 2-5 5-2 1.0. Rd.2: Amy Williams, Dan Salmon (WAL) bt Ndungu, Wambugu 6-4 9-2; Edwards, Moloney bt Mangos, Ramanayake 4-1 5-4. Rd.3: Goda, Kawamoto bt Ndungu, Wambugu 6-0 16-1; Williams, Salmon bt Edwards, Moloney 15-0 6-3. Rd.4: Mangos, Ramanayake bt Ndungu, Wambugu 4-4 7-4; Williams, Salmon bt Goda, Kawamoto 11-2 7-1. Rd.5: Williams, Salmon bt Mangos, Ramanayake 13-1 12-1; Goda, Kawamoto bt Edwards, Moloney 0-9 8-1 1-0.
Final standings: Williams, Salmon 8 points +8 sets; Goda, Kawamoto 6 +1; Edwards, Moloney 4 0; Mangos, Ramanayake 2 -4; Ndungu, Wambugu 0 -5.

Sec.7: Rd.1: Kelsey Cottrell, Aron Sherriff (AUS) bt Cecil Alexander (FLK), Amalia Levy (ISR) 6-3 10-1; Lorraine Craig, Connor Milne (SCO) bt Palita Gangur, Wattana Kadkhunthod (THA) 10-0 6-1. Rd.2: Cottrell, Sherriff bt Craig, Milne 7-1 3-8 1-0; Gangur, Kadkhunthod bt Dee McSparran, Scottie Marzonie (USA) 6-2 9-1. Rd.3: Gangur, Kadkhunthod bt Alexander, Levy 10-0 7-3; Craig, Milne bt McSparran, Marzonie 10-2 10-2. Rd.4: Cottrell, Sherriff bt Gangur, Kadkhunthod 6-5 6-1; McSparran, Marzonie bt Alexander, Levy 7-3 9-1. Rd.5: Craig, Milne bt Alexander, Levy 8-4 3-8 1-0; Cottrell, Sherriff bt McSparran, Marzonie 3-2 8-1.
Final standings: Cottrell, Sherriff 8 points +6 sets; Craig, Milne 4 +4; Gangur, Kadkhunthod 4 0; McSparran, Marzonie 2 -4; Alexander, Levy 2 -6.

Sec.8: Rd.1: Pinar Kaygusuz, Ozkan Akar (TUR) bt Pontus Palmkvist (SWE), Chloe Morrison (AUS) 5-2 4-3; Kirsty Hembrow, Martin Puckett (ENG) bt Ineke Spangenberg, Frank De Vries (NED) 6-4 9-2. Rd.2: Spangenberg, De Vries bt Li Li Leng, Anthony Loh (SIN) 2-6 4-2 1-0; Hembrow, Puckett bt Kaygusuz, Akar 9-0 11-1. Rd.3: Palmkvist, Morrison bt Spangenberg, De Vries 2-6 13-1 1-0; Hembrow, Puckett bt Leng, Loh 13-1 9-4. Rd.4: Spangenberg, De Vries bt Kaygusuz, Akar 8-6 4-4; Palmkvist, Morrison bt Leng, Loh 4-3 9-1. Rd.5: Palmkvist, Morrison bt Hembrow, Puckett 0-6 6-3 1-0; Leng, Loh bt Kaygusuz, Akar 3-6 7-4 1-0.
Final standings: Hembrow, Puckett 6 points +6 sets; Palmkvist, Morrison 6 0; Spangenberg, De Vries 4 -1; Kaygusuz, Akar 2 -1; Leng, Loh 2 -4.

• (Photo below) Mike Stepney from Scotland, the reigning men's singles champion, got his first look at the Warilla indoor stadium against Norfolk Island in the mixed pairs event on Sunday - opposing skipper is young international star Shae Wilson.

10/04/2023

2023 Adelaide Masters
What a great Easter yet again!
Congratulations to COREY WEDLOCK getting up over a charging NATHAN PEDERSEN , Cracking game guys!
A huge Thank you to the multitude of volunteers who make this prestigious tournament happen each year. This would not be possible without you!
See you all back in 2024

10/04/2023

2023 Adelaide Masters Finals.
What a great day so far.

09/04/2023

2023 Adelaide Masters Knockout 3 Results.
Semi Finalists now confirmed.
2 Absolute cracking games tomorrow now to come.
Games and Livestream from 10.30am.

09/04/2023

Action shots from of our 59th Adelaide Masters Singles Championship. ✨
Come and watch lawn bowling at its best this Easter long weekend. Food and bar facilities available. All welcome. 🐰 If you can't make it

09/04/2023

Aaron Teys takes on Kevin Anderson in the Top 32 of the Adelaide Masters, live from Adelaide Bowling Club!

09/04/2023

59th Adelaide Masters Knockout 2 Results.
Knockout round 3 underway now