Men’s British Isles Championships

Champions!!!!

Ross Davis and Malcolm De Sousa have toppled Ireland in the Men’s British Isles Pairs Final and are now Champions, congratulations lads enjoy your success.

Earlier in the Day, Thomas Greechan, Mike Videgrain and Graham Thomas fell to Wales in The Men’s British Isles Triples Final, Commiserations to them a fantastic effort.

Men’s British Isles Update

Men’s British Isles Results:

A mixed bag against our near neighbours

Men’s Fours Prelim:

Jersey 18-21 Guernsey

Men’s Pairs Prelim:

Jersey 18-15 Guernsey

The pairs move to play Scotland in the semi finals tomorrow.

Singles, U25 Singles, Triples and Senior Fours will start their campaigns tomorrow as well.

Follow live scoring at the below:

2018 (Played 2019)

Channel Island Finals Session 2 results:

Men’s Pairs:

M De Sousa & G Davis (Jersey) 19-17 M Le Ber & B Harvey (Guernsey)

Men’s Triples:

T Greechan, M Videgrain & G Thomas (Jersey) 15-16 G Pitschou, M Solway & L Le Ber (Guernsey)

Ladies Singles:

C Grimes (Jersey) 18-21 L Beere (Guernsey)

Ladies Pairs:

E Southern & L Simon (Jersey) 31-15 J Nicolle & L Small (Guernsey)

Channel Island Finals

Glorious warm sunshine raining down on us for the Channel Island Finals at St Brelade’s bowls club.

Session 1 results:

Men’s Novice

M Job (Jersey) 21-12 M Totty (Guernsey)

Men’s Fours:

A Quemard, C Renouf, A Shaw & D Boswell (Jersey) 19-20 M Le Ber, B Harvey, M Solway & L Le Ber (Guernsey) (after extra end)

Ladies Fours:

B Foord, F Videgrain, R Le Boutilier & G Stark (Jersey) 18-24 R De La Mare, J Williams, J Kimber, G De La Mare (Guernsey)

Ladies Senior Fours:

J Holmes, J Mayo, S McGinnigle & C Grimes (Jersey) 25-12 M Saunders, J Solway, J Nicole & L Small

 

Atlantic Championships Mens Fours Final Update

Heartbreaking!!!!

Men’s Fours Final

Jersey 13-14 Scotland 

14th end holding the game, Alex Marshall plays one of his best to chip the jack across for 6 to level the game into the last. The Scots produced their best to win the last end to snatch gold.

A fantastic effort by the lads who come away with silver, they could not have given any more.

Atlantic Championships Update:

Final games flourish and a South African showdown to come 

Men’s Singles:

Jersey 21-11

Ladies Triples:

Jersey 18-10 Kenya

Men’s Fours:

Jersey 11-21 Wales

Final group standings:

Men’s singles 4th qualifies for world bowls

Ladies Pairs 5th qualifies for world bowls

Ladies Triples 7th, just miss out for qualification

Men’s Fours 3rd qualifies for world bowls and a playoff spot.

Playoff/semi final draw in men’s Fours

Jersey v South Africa with the winner facing Wales

Namibia v Ireland with the winner facing Scotland 

Great effort from all the players the last 2 weeks and let’s hope the lads can push on in the fours and get a medal!!!

Atlantic Championship Update

Last end heartbreakers…

Today’s results, preview for tomorrow and permutations.

Men’s Singles:

Ross has a great start to the day with a comfortable 21-12 win against Isle Of Man. Next up England’s Jamie Walker. Ross was on fire racing to a 10-1 lead but Jamie proved why he is one of England’s finest. Ross at 20-15 up first bowl front toucher 3 inches off the jack covered great game looked won and Jamie took the bowl clean without moving the jack. 2 fantastic ends later Jamie ran out a 21-20 win on Ross. Ross moves into the final day with a top 6 place secure but a playoff place gone needing a miracle.

Jersey 21-12 Isle Of Man

Jersey 20-21 England

Ladies Pairs:

The ladies started knowing a top 6 place and world bowls was as good as secure but a tough start against Wales killed their hopes of a playoff place. The ladies played their final game against South Africa and topped off a fine campaign with a win ensuring top 6.

Jersey 11-16 Wales

Jersey 15-12 South Africa

Ladies Triples:

A day where wins were a must started well with a win over Switzerland.  Into the afternoon, they faced the Dutch who unfortunately ran out comfortable winners meaning the ladies will not make top 6 and won’t qualify for world bowls. They will play their final game tomorrow with pride and try finish on a high

Jersey 16-13 Switzerland

Jersey 13-26 Netherlands

Men’s Fours:

Starting the day in the most comfortable in all four disciplines, the guys found themselves in 2 tough games. Going into the last end level, the plan worked to get the jack on the T with burning it scoring a 2. Another tough game followed and again going into the last end level, it went the way of the opposition and a tough loss. Top 6 fully secure and barring a hammering tomorrow, a playoff place secure. They need a big win against Wales and Namibia to lose against Guernsey to top the group

Jersey 14-12 Israel

Jersey 12-13 Zimbabwe 

Tomorrow’s games

Men’s Singles at Barry 

Jersey v Argentina at 8:30am

Ladies Triples at Dinas Powys 

Jersey V Kenya at 11am

Men’s Fours at Penarth 

Jersey v Wales at 8:30am