Regions around New Zealand battled it out over the weekend to find their representatives for the national intercentre final to be held in October of this year.
The only exception to this came from region three, who will be playing their event in early May.
Winners from the weekend were:
Region One:
Men: Auckland
Women: North Harbour
Region Two:
Men: Bay of Plenty
Women: Thames Valley
Region Three:
To be played 14th of May
Region Four:
Men: Wellington
Women: Wellington
Region Five:
Men: Marlborough
Women: Nelson (Defending Champions)
Region Six:
Men: Southland (Defending Champions)
Women: Central Otago
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Regional Intercentre Teams and Results
Region One: Northland, Auckland, North Harbour
Men's Final Results
First: Auckland
Second: North Harbour
Third: Northland
Women's Final Results
First: North Harbour
Second: Auckland
Third: Northland
Region Two: Counties Manukau, Thames Valley, Waikato, Bay of Plenty
Men's Final Results
First: Bay of Plenty
Second: Thames Valley
Third: Waikato
Fourth: Counties Manukau
Women's Final Results
First: Thames Valley
Second: Bay of Plenty
Third: Waikato
Fourth: Counties Manukau
Region Three: Hawkes Bay, Manawatu, Wairarapa, Gisborne East Coast-TO BE PLAYED WEEKEND OF 14th/15th of MAY
Region Four: Taranaki, Wanganui, Kapiti Coast, Wellington
Men's Final Results
First: Wellington
Second: Taranaki
Third: Wanganui
Fourth: Kapiti Coast
Women's Final Results
First: Wellington
Second: Kapiti Coast
Third: Taranaki
Fourth: Wanganui
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Region Five: Nelson, Marlborough, West Coast, Buller
Men's Final Results
First: Marlborough
Second: West Coast
Third: Nelson
Women's Final Results
First: Nelson
Second: Marlborough
Third: West Coast
Region Six: Central Otago, Southland, Dunedin, South Canterbury, North Otago, South Otago
Men's Final Results
First: Southland
Second: Central Otago
Third: Dunedin
Fourth: South Otago
Fifth: South Canterbury
Sixth: North Otago
Women's Final Results
First: Central Otago
Second: Dunedin
Third: Southland
Fourth: South Canterbury
National Intercentre Conditions Of Play 2022
FURTHER INFORMATION
Code of Conduct
All entrants are bound by Section 2 of Bowls New Zealand Code of Conduct.
Betting
The National Intercentre is an event at which Sports Betting may be conducted. Entrants and Tournament Officials are prohibited from placing bets and benefiting from bets placed by others. Disciplinary action in terms of Bowls NZ Constitution will be taken against Players and Officials who contravene this law.
Updates
Refer to the Bowls New Zealand website and Facebook page for any updates, results and news stories before, during and after the event.
