Cornwall White Rose Team v Devon played at St. Austell on Sunday 30th May 2021

Daniel Sturtridge
Jordan Sanders
Keiron Sargent
Adam Rickard (Skip) 23 v H Goodwin 15

Ryan Drew
Steven Carr
Frazer Hawkey
Alasdair Williams (Skip) 22 v K Kniveton 19

Cornwall 45 – Devon 34
Cornwall won by 11 shots

Cornwall now play in the Regional Finals at West Blackwell on Sunday 18th July

It was an excellent game and the team had great support from those watching the game. Congratulations to all the team and their Team Manager.

Friday 14th May 2021 at St. Austell Bowling Club

C Binny, A Brooks, S Carr, B Cotton, I Drew, F Hawkey, A Laity,
N Laity, D Parr, S Pollard, P Stokes, K. Taylor, R Teague, L Thomas,
A Williams, K Williams

Friday 21st May 2021 at St. Austell Bowling Club

O Bennett, A Broad, N Coad, J Drew, G Frost, A Jiggens, S Martin,
D Mudge, G Perkins, T Phillips, M Read, D Roe, J Sanders
N Stephens, P Sturtridge, M Tippett

BOWLS CORNWALL

Bowls Cornwall is still seeking to fill the following position for 2021. Please make your members aware of this vacancy:   

JUNIOR VICE PRESIDENT

Bowls Cornwall requires a Junior Vice President for 2021. Ideally a man but will consider nominations from either gender.

If you are interested in joining the Presidential Team and becoming Bowls Cornwall President in 2023 then please seek the support of your Club to nominate you for this position.

If you have any queries or require any further information on the above post then please contact Christine Hore, Administrator, on 01726 822897.
 
Nominations for this position should be sent to Mrs. Christine Hore, Administrator, Bowls Cornwall, 79 Fore Street, St. Stephen, St. Austell, PL26 7NS as soon as possible.

Taking place over the Spring Bank Holiday of the 2021 season (Friday 28th to Monday 31st May), Bowls’ Big Weekend is a national initiative offering clubs the opportunity to promote our welcoming and socially-distanced sport and attract new members. 

We know that 20% of new bowlers join our sport on the back of open weekends, that our clubs want support to help recruit new players and that there are plenty of people out there who would love to have a go at bowls.

Bowls’ Big Weekend is open to clubs affiliated to Bowls England and British Crown Green Bowling Association, and is being run alongside the Bowls Development Alliance and Disability Bowls England. It takes place over the four-day period allowing clubs to organise activity that best fits within their club’s calendar and complies with Return to Play guidance.

Affiliated clubs who sign up will be able to access FREE resources, including bowls-specific workshops to help run a great event and grow your club. In addition, publicity material and creative resources for social media channels, websites and within your local community will be made available. It will be supported by a national marketing campaign to help raise awareness of the events across the country, and some clubs will get a visit from an England Commonwealth Games Squad bowler.

To ensure that you are the first to receive notification when new material is available, as well as being on our exclusive mailing list for workshops where numbers are strictly limited, sign-up here.

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On Saturday the 14th March, at Honiton Bowling Club, Disability Bowls England, held their inter-club triples competition. Dunheved Bowling Club, sent a triple to take part, Dave Bowyer, Troy Hair, Fred Bramham. This year Dunheved was the only Cornish Triple to take part, the first time in the club’s history. Clubs also attending were 3 Teams from Plymouth Life Centre, 2 Teams from Taunton Dean I B C, Honiton I B C, Dawlish B C.

Bowls England Organiser Mo Monkton, said this was a very successful event, in challenging times, and all at Honiton should be applauded for the extra work involved, especially during the Coronavirus situation. Dunheved triple enjoyed the day immensely, against very strong opposition, and are looking forward to next year. Angela Wooldridge, Club Coach, and Peter Prynne assisted during the games. One thing is for certain seeing people from a wide range of disabilities, enjoying themselves, was quite heartening.