Erin and Alex chat about the upcoming Champion of Champions events and then talk to Margaret O’Connor, Karen Hema and Anthony Ouellet. They also talk about whether it’s time to … Read More
Tune into Episode 19 of ‘The Bowls Hour’. Erin and Alex chat to Meg and Erica from Bowls Canterbury, then talk to international technical official, Wendy Suttie. Lastly they chat … Read More
Mention the Riccarton Racecourse, and New Zealand’s premier gallops event, the New Zealand Cup, probably comes to mind. As does the whole of the ‘Show Week’ extravaganza at the racecourse … Read More
Don Stephens is one of those guys that’s packed a heap of life experience into his 71, going on 72 years. But what’s more surprising is that Don is visually-impaired, … Read More
Bowls New Zealand and the New Zealand Olympic Committee are proud to announce the following lawn bowls athletes for the Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games. The five women and five men to compete … Read More
If you could bet on lawn bowls in New Zealand, laying a sneaky $10 on Jack Bonner to pick up a medal in the 2030 Commonwealth Games mightn’t be a … Read More
Please find a programme for the day below: Time Topic Who 12.50pm Introduction Regg Martin 01.00pm Coaching athletes with a disability. Mark Noble 01.30pm Team Culture Gayle Melrose/Graeme Rees 02.00pm … Read More
Barry Chapman has been a member of the Beckenham Bowling Club in Christchurch since 1963. That’s a heck of a long time ago. New Zealand was a very different place … Read More
Mention the Kaikoura Bowling Club and the first question that likely comes to mind is ‘What happened to the club during the Kaikoura Earthquake?’ “Well, the short answer is … … Read More
Sue Way is delighted to have been chosen to umpire at the upcoming Commonwealth Games in Birmingham. Nah. ‘Delighted’ is too gentile. She’s excited … thrilled … over the moon … Read More
