Gwen Lawson is thrilled with the Queen’s Service Medal she received in this year’s New Year’s Honours. But even more thrilled and humbled by the work that her many fans … Read More
The New Zealand Deaf Bowls team have rounded out an impressive showing at the 8th International Deaf Lawn Bowls Championships in Christchurch, hauling three Gold Medals and finishing second overall. … Read More
Gary Lawson has been welcomed back into the Bowls New Zealand fold, after a decade away. The double world champion has been named in an overhauled high performance squad, with … Read More
Frank Bax is one of those rural Kiwis imbued with the values of yesteryear – when neighbours unconditionally helped neighbours; when people unreservedly pitched in to help the community; when … Read More
When you’re interviewing Phil Vyver about the development of covered greens in Auckland, you’d suspect he’s simultaneously arranged a typical Auckland summer downpour to prove his point. But as the … Read More
Lepperton Four Beat the Heat The Lepperton quartet of Ellie Goble, Pauline Davy, Jean Haggerty and Heather Hughes started the 2019 calendar of in style, taking out the top spot … Read More
EVENT REVIEW A Gold Star, two sensational comeback stories, maiden titles, surprise exits and a week of near-perfect weather. That’s the somewhat abbreviated version of the 2019 Summerset National Championship … Read More
21-year-old Mangere Mako Taylor Horn has stamped his mark at the 2019 Summerset National Championships, taking out the coveted Men’s Singles in a commanding final performance, while Hinuera’s Debbie White … Read More
A Mangere double at the Summerset Nationals Singles and Pairs at Carlton Cornwall Bowls in Auckland. Taylor Horn, 21, has won the men’s singles title, a few hours after his … Read More
Debbie White (Hinuera) has staged a remarkable comeback to win her maiden national title at the Summerset National Singles and Pairs at Carlton Cornwall Bowls in Auckland. White has overturned … Read More
