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Club Mount Maunganui
with their Partners
Bowls Mount Maunganui
nd
Proudly Host the 32 Clubs NZ North Island
Women’s Outdoor Bowls Tournament
Monday 9th – Thursday 12th November 2020
General Information
Club Mount Maunganui
45 Kawaka Street
Mount Maunganui 3116
07 575 4886 opt: 2 for Admin Team
Bowls Mount Maungnaui - 07 575 3838
Cell Phones: Please have mobile phones switched off whilst on the greens
Smoking: NO smoking on the greens
Indemnity: All participants enter at their own risk. Neither the club, nor any
sponsor or organisers shall be liable for any loss, injury or
misadventure however arising.
EMERGENCY SERVICES 111
NON EMERGENCY – See Club Staff
Accident and Health Care (includes X-Ray facilities)
19 Second Avenue, Tauranga 3110
07 577 0010
Bayfair Doctors 07 572 6800
Unichem Pharmacy (Bayfair Doctors) 07 574 8645
Dentist – Lee Timothy 07 575 5719
Mount Physiotherapy 07 575 4080
Tauranga Mount Taxis 0800 829 477
Many thanks and much appreciation to
Ingham Mora and Trevor Beer for their
generous sponsorship of this tournament
Club Mount President’s Welcome
As President of the Host Club it gives me great pleasure to extend a very
warm welcome to all those participating in the 32nd Clubs NZ North Island
Women’s Outdoor Bowls Tournament together with their supporters.
Club Mount Maunganui is very proud of its wonderful facilities, and we trust
this will be a pleasurable experience and something you will remember. This is
a time for making new friends and catching up with the “old” foes.
I would like to pass on my sincere thanks to the organising committee for their
time and effort in preparing this tournament for you, the players and extend
our gratitude to the Club’s Sponsors, without them these tournaments wouldn’t be as successful as
they are and their generosity is very much appreciated. The Club would also like to extend their
sincere appreciation to Trevor for his generous sponsorship contribution to this event. Cheers Trev.
Again, welcome to our Club we hope that this week proves to be an experience that will generate
many fond memories for you all. May you all have a safe trip home and please know it has been
our pleasure to host you as our guests and visitors during your stay.
You are very welcome at our Club anytime.
Trevor Beer
President
Club Manager’s Welcome
A very warm welcome to all the players, competitors and supporters to the most
beautiful piece of real estate in New Zealand – our very own Mount Maunganui.
To go with that I can almost guarantee lovely weather but more importantly, I can
guarantee an exceptionally good time, whether it be competing, socially enjoying
our place or just chilling out, we have it all.
Our Club looks forward to making your stay a special one and may the best be
crowned Club’s New Zealand Women’s Outdoor Bowls Champions.
When the last bowl has been bowled on finals day, and the competitors move
into relaxation mode, it’s time to enjoy the club’s facilities, share in the friendships rekindled over the past
week, and have a Blast.
A very sincere thank you in advance to all my staff for the extra effort you will have put in over the week of
this event, in order to show our guests and visitors the very best of what our Club has to offer, I am proud to
call you my Staff. Last but not least to all our amazing volunteers, who again deliver with a smile, and a
warm welcome, the hospitality, that every Club strives to achieve and I am honoured to be a part of.
Safe Journey home to you all, it has been our privilege and pleasure to host you, don’t forget to come and
visit again in the future.
Christine Young
Club Manager
Bowls Mount Maunganui President’s Message What a great pleasure it is to extend a very warm welcome to all our visiting bowlers from all parts of the North Island, and also our local bowlers to beautiful Mount Maunganui. Please make yourselves at home and enjoy the great facilities that our Club here at the Mount and our sister Clubs from around the Tauranga area have to offer. With our beautiful beaches, many cafes and restaurants, and of course “The Mount”, we are truly privileged to live in this relaxed part of the Country. May you all enjoy the rub of the green, great bowling and fellowship and you make lifelong friends and memories. I wish you all a safe journey home to your loved ones, and remember you are always welcome at the Mount Keith Arthur President Bowls Mount Maunganui
WELCOME from the Tournament Committee
On behalf of our Committee I wish to thank our Club for giving us the opportunity to organize the
32nd Clubs NZ North Island Women’s Outdoor Bowls Championship Tournament.
Our thanks also for to the three bowling clubs that offered their greens and to the Umpires from
The Umpires Association. Without your support we could not successfully stage this event, and
your efforts and support is extremely appreciated.
Sponsors are important but are more difficult to obtain. To those that have assisted we offer our
sincere appreciation to Ingham Mora and Trevor Beer for your outstanding generosity. We say
thanks a Mil!!!!
Ladies enjoy your bowls, meet old friends and above all use and enjoy our Club Facilities.
Have a great tournament.
Alan Jones & Ian Newland
Convenors
TOURNAMENT COMMITTEE 2020
Convenors: Ian Newland & Alan Jones
Committee Chair Ian Newland
Match Committee: Ian Newland, Alan Jones, Keith Arthur
Judicial Committee: Ian Newland, Alan Jones, Keith Arthur
Appeals Committee: Rod Warrender, Don Burton
0800 829 477
BOWLING CLUB VENUES & PHONE NUMBERS
CLUBS ADDRESS/PHONE VENUE CONTROLLER
DETAILS
Club Mount Maunganui/Bowls Mount 45 Kawaka Street Ian Newland
Maunganui (Host Club) Mount Maunganui Phone: 021-023-76450
Club Phone: 575-3838
Bowls Tauranga South 15 Tutchen Street Alan Jones
Tauranga Phone: 027-574-1006
Club Phone: 576-9980
Tauranga Bowling Club Inc (Domain) The Domain Keith Arthur
Cameron Road Phone: 027-831-4334
Tauranga Club Phone: 578-9369
PLAYERS INFORMATION
Club Mount Maunganui will have Tea & Coffee available in the Promenade Area at all times for
your convenience.
Bar Hours are as follows for your convenience during this Tournament
Sunday 11 am – close as required
Monday 8 am – close as required
Tuesday 8 am – close as required
Wednesday 8 am – close as required
Thursday 8 am – close as required
Visit our Website www.clubmount.co.nz for results of the days play each evening after 6pm.
Registration Days will be from 4pm – 6pm on Sunday Evening at the Club and also before play on
Monday morning at Club Mount Maunganui from 7.30-8am
Delegates Meeting:- will be held at Club Mount Maunganui on Tuesday night @ 6pm and will be
chaired by Terry Ray the Clubs NZ President
Clubs NZ Bonus Draw 5 x $100 will be drawn for those that have completed the Clubs NZ
Voucher slips, and returned to the allocated box prior to Wednesday nights Draw
Entertainment join us on Tuesday 10th and Wednesday 11th evening, to listen to the wonderful
sounds of Joe who you will enjoy immensely
Prize Giving Event will be held on Thursday 12th half an hour after the completion of the Finals
For you convenience your lunch can be pre-ordered and paid with our Lunch Committee, before
play each morning. This will be bagged and named ready for collection at lunch time. The first
section following is the list of pre-order items.
Selection of 2 half Sandwich (pre-packed)………………………………………………………$4.00ea
The choices are – (Roast Beef & Salad or Cheese & Onion or Egg Mayonnaise & Lettuce, or Ham
& Egg or Ham, Cheese Tomato)
Selection of Wrapped Fresh Rolls (Ham or Roast Beef or Chicken or Vegetarian ………….$4.50ea
Selection of Hot Pies (Mince & Cheese or Potato Top or Mince, Chicken Mushroon)………$4.50ea
Fresh Salad ŵ Roll (choice of Ham or Roast Beef or Chicken or Vegitarian) ……………… $7.00
Vegetarian Quiche ŵ Salad ……………………………………………………………………… $8.00
Gluten Free Sandwich Made to order ONLY (Roast Beef or Ham or Chicken - ŵ Salad)….$5.00
Also available are the following items which can be purchased from our Cafѐ throughout the day.
Selection of Hot Savouries………………………………………………………………………….. $2.00ea
Sausage Rolls.………………………………………………………………………………………. $2.00ea
Selection of Hot Pies………………………………………………………………………………….$4.50ea
Selection of Muffins, Cakes & Slices ……………………………………………………………… $3.00ea
Small Pots of Chips (Available all Day to ORDER) ..……………………………………………. $3.00ea
Fruit Bowl – items: Apple, Orange, or Banana……...………………………………………$1.00 per item
All menus are available for viewing – just ask one of our staff, who will be only too pleased to
assist you.
Our Restaurant is a very popular venue to dine, and due to the amount of participants visiting our
Club for your tournament, we recommend that you make a reservation at the restaurant if you plan
to come to the Club for dinner. You will not be disappointed we will have daily specials also.
PLEASE LADIES IT IS ESSENTIAL THAT YOU BOOK AT OUR RESTAURANT IF
YOU ARE PLANNING TO COME FOR DINNER – IT IS VERY POPULAR AND WE
DON’T WANT TO SEND ANYONE AWAY
Club Mount Maunganui (Inc)
HOUSE KEEPING
Club Membership during your visit to our Club: Our Club requires that all players, visitors & guests
sign in the membership book provided at the entrance or the bar and keep your tear off slip for the
duration of this tournament. You will only need to sign in again if you lose your slip.
Entrance to the Club: Please use the main entrance to the Club at all times.
Transport: Please arrange your own transport to and from the Club and to the greens each day.
Food: Please do not bring food onto club premises. Orders for lunch will be taken every morning,
please see Margie and her team to order and pay on arrival. We also have available from our
Restaurant Café additional food for purchase, see our Wheelhouse Restaurant page in this
programme for details.
Money Raffles: will be available all day during the tournament and we very much appreciate your
support of these as it helps fund the costs of running this event.
Gaming Machines: We have 18 Gaming Machines situated in the Gaming lounge along the hallway
opposite the bar. Remember to have your sign in slip with you in case you are asked by any of the bar
staff if you require a cancelled credit or win a jackpot.
Smoking Area: is located in the Sports Area (please ask a staff member if unsure). The Club also has
an Outside smoking area, on the ground floor by the Promenade Lounge.
Sound System: The sound system in the club for announcements of all matches will be broadcast in
the Promenade Lounge only, it is advisable to let the Control Table know or alternatively your mates if
you are leaving the premises for any length of time, or you are in the Sports Lounge, or Gaming areas.
Entertainment: Joe will be entertaining you with some great old sounds, you will love him, please
enjoy his tunes on Tuesday 10th and Wednesday 11th November.
Promenade Room is located on the right hand side of the main entrance way, next to our Restaurant.
This area is for you the Bowlers, to have lunch, and enjoy the sunshine outside. Tea and Coffee will
also be available from this area of the Club.
Fire Evacuation: In the event of a fire alarm sounding, and the need to evacuate the premises, please
listen to all staff and then make your way out of the nearest exit and congregate in the main carpark
area opposite the main entrance.
Health & Safety: Our Club meets all the requirements in respect of the Act. The first aid room is
located in the Bowls Area and is available at all times. The defibrillator is located by the double doors
on the wall inside the Promenade Room.CLUBS NEW ZEALAND
BONUS DRAW
5 x $100 will be drawn
on Wednesday night
and 5 lucky ladies will
have some extra cash
for the week.
Please make sure you
complete a Clubs NZ
Voucher to be in to win
one of these prizes and
place into the box
provided in the
Promenade Lounge for
your chance to winTOURNAMENT PROGRAMME
Sunday 8th November
Club Mount Maunganui
4pm to 6 pm Registration at Club Mount Maunganui
Monday 9th November
7.30-8am Late Registrations @ Club Mount Maunganui
8.15am Welcome and Opening of the Tournament
Day 1: Section Play – Conditions of Play (All Venues)
Three (3) games of 18 ends or 2 ½ hours
8.30 am Trial Ends available:
8.45 am Game 1
12 noon Game 2
3 pm Game 3
Lunch after the first game and afternoon tea after the 2nd game
Tuesday 10th November
Day 2: Section Play – Conditions of Play as for Day 1 (All Venues)
Draw for Wednesday’s play will be available at the Club Mount Maunganui.
Teams – please check which greens you are required to report to.
Wednesday 11th November
Post Section – Section Play - Championship & Plate Events
Section Play - Consolation Event
Thursday 12th November
FINALS DAY
Championship & Plate Events - Games of 18 ends or 2 ½ hours
Consolation Event - Games of 12 ends or 1 ½ hours
EXCEPT Finals – no time limit
All play will commence at 8.45 am at Club Mount Maunganui/Bowls Mount Maunganui Bowling
Club, 45 Kawaka Street, Mount Maunganui
Prize giving will be held at Club Mount Maunganui approximately ½ hour
after the completion of the Finals.Re Sectio
Name of Club Skip Three Two Lead
g# n
Annette
6 4 Cambridge Cosmopolitan Club Judy Cato Diane Sharpe Gillian Jones Shilton
Margaret Janette Lorraie
30 1 Club Inglewood McCallum Joy Orr Brocklehurst Crofskey
28 1 Club Mount Maunganui Lennie Simons Gloria Duffin Deidre Parkes Carroll Mackie
Mary
65 5 Club Mount Maunganui Margaret Hickey Ailsa Ritchie Alison Reilly Thompson
60 3 Club Mount Maunganui Raewyn Willis Faye Scott Glenda Eade Mary Conroy
Adele
64 4 Club Mount Maunganui Chris Topp Cheryl Pelham Jacqueline Strydom Duckworth
63 2 Club Mount Maunganui Meredith Pottage Nita Cowper Sue Pepper Lynda Ewing
21 1 Club Vista Eileen Jones Pat Taylor Helen Bethwaite Sue McFarlane
22 5 Club Vista Christine Gosling Carol Rolton Jean Crafts Denise Graham
Lesley
24 3 Gisborne Cosmopolitan Club Glenys Whiteman Carol Hawes Erin Sutherland McIntosh
38 1 Hamilton Workingmens Club Judi Bishop Rosie Hart Raewyn Falconer Marie Moir
Hamilton Workingmen's Club
39 3 (FranktonJnctBC) Noeline Hancock Kath Gray Raewyn Chalklen Alison Hadley
Margaret Margaret
4 1 Havelock North Bowling Club Lynda Francis Shirley Passey McEmeaney Palmer
35 4 Johnsonville Club Lui Hare Sarah Taukamo Janet Nehemia Kay Carr
26 1 Kamo Club Diane Strawbridge Dawn Owens Carol Neeley Karina Cooper
27 2 Kamo Club Pat Worth Pam Brewster Barbara Hopper Diane Lawrence
7 1 Levin Bowling Club Irene Poletti Pat Segedin Ralda Adams Colleen Hall
31 5 Levin Bowling Club Margaret Griffin Dene Norton Violet Holmes Donna Gripp
3 4 Levin Comopolitan Club Dot Collis Bea Gray Babs Hirini Viv Hudson
45 1 Manurewa Cosmopolitan Club Karen Forrest Nancy Wilson Donna Jackison Miriam Pedley
46 2 Manurewa Cosmopolitan Club Nelly Yep Val Bougen Sharron Green Shirley Hodge
Maureen
47 3 Manurewa Cosmopolitan Club Jan Jones Meg Pennell Lois Myles Rodwell
49 5 New Plymouth Club Val McEldowney Elaine Hodge Anne Brophy Anne Duggan
32 5 Ohope Chartered Club Margaret O'Regan Susan Cliff Kirsty Lee Sarah Williams
Kathy Dempster-
33 1 Ohope Chartered Club Martie Sisson Rivett Diane Mackey Chris Allan
34 2 Ohope Chartered Club Mary Bettelheim Raewyn Vernon Jenny Morris Marcia Gayton
42 2 Papakura RSA Raewyn Conner Wendy Shaddick Kathy Lister Joy Hall
44 1 Papakura RSA Margaret Davies Cheryl Hunia Les Eagleton Sheryl Nasey
58 4 Petone Workingmens Club Chris Robson Val Fitzmaurice Glenda Grant Sheryl Young
Sharon
59 5 Petone Workingmens Club Sandy Booth Lynda Stevens Carole Bartlett Brooking
1 4 Pukekohe Cosmopolitan Club Alison Rennie Jill Fraser Clara Bowman Ann Muir
9 3 Pukekohe Cosmopolitan Club Raewyn Renall Adrienne Tilyard Sheryl Brownlee Jan Larsen
62 5 Pukekohe Cosmopolitan Club Diane Main Penny Wakelin Geri Bremner Margaret Crisp
25 3 Raglan Club Eileen Stephens Heather Dalbeth Brenda Waters Ann Bouzaid
50 5 South Taranaki Club Kristin Stampa Pauline Kennedy Dorothy Turner Girl Reweti
Maryanne
16 3 South Wairarapa Workingmen's Club Dale Rowe Shirley Poutu Ashworth Gail Hemi
14 2 St John's Club Marilyn Marlene Foster Eileen Anderson Judy JohnstonConstantine
41 3 St John's Club Loralie Hawkes Maxine Rowatt Janet Harden Betti Broome
2 5 Taradale Club Sheryl Viggers Lillian Tukiri Barbara Exeter Sheryl Glock
36 2 Taradale RSA Robyn Wallace Ngaire McKinley Merle McLean Louise Greeko
5 5 Taupo Cosmopolitan Club Sandra Burrows Marlene Jordan Jan Hopkins Donna Lee
8 4 Taupo Cosmopolitan Club Wendy Green Lynette McIntosh Huia Ratana Doreen Ryan
18 2 Taupo Cosmopolitan Club Liz Witton Annie Judge Janice Collier Edith Hewett
Gloria
10 1 Tauranga Citizens Club Helen Wreaks Sally Owen Carol Hubert MacGibbon
Adrianne Owen-
15 2 Tauranga Citizens Club Mary Solomon Jones Margaret Roberts Sheila Crimlis
17 4 Tauranga Citizens Club Annette Holford Di Burton Jan Hausman Carol McGrory
23 1 Tauranga Citizens Club Margaret Reed Heather Gilbert Pat Andrews Jenny Welch
Barb ara
37 4 Tauranga Citizens Club Dorothy McLean Dawn Clark Keli Alefiao Kimber
40 2 Tauranga Citizens Club Sue Hodges Robyn Davis Gayle Melrose Karen Clarke
43 3 Tauranga Citizens Club Noelene Schmidt Pat Gillon Irvine Sadler Hilary Stanley
48 3 Tauranga Citizens Club June Smith Donna Whitten Sue Weal Judy Dance
Marg
51 5 Tauranga Citizens Club Jean Sheary Lynne Taylor Doreen Spruce Flowerday
66 5 Te Puke Club Adrienne Reid Jane Sylvia Gail Wood Judy Cooper
Noeline
19 2 Te Awamutu RSA Rose Harris Thelma Munn TBC Cotterell
54 2 Tokoroa Club Gaylene Kanawa Natarsha Grimshaw Maria Howe Carol Cox
55 3 Tokoroa Club Michele Albutt Kath Kendall Lisa Clarkin Cath Sullivan
56 1 Tokoroa Club Katrina Ensor Judy Marr Yvonne Carter Linda Bennett
57 3 Tokoroa Club Kath Nepe Marama Onehi Michelle Clarke Maia Wilson
Margaret
52 3 Upper Hutt Cossie Club Manderson Maureen Mendoza Joy Scott Vicky Packer
53 2 Upper Hutt Cossie Club Teresa Crowhurst Annette Barr Tina Steere Carol Jackson
11 4 Waitara Districts Service & Citizens Club Jean Keith Kathy Gower Raewyn Nickson Jenny Newton
12 3 Waitara Districts Service & Citizens Club Wendy Moratti Tina Atkinson Robyn Klenner Tina Quilter
13 2 Waitara Districts Service & Citizens Club Margaret Taylor Brenda Rowe Gloria Wolfe Yvonne Cann
29 1 Waitara Town & Country Anne Potaka Jean Haggerty Heather Hughes Briar Atkinson
61 4 Waitomo Club Wendy Weinberg Dawn Adams Gae Young Linda Attler
20 4 Whangamata Club June Edge Angela Mayberry Viv Oswald Nancy StewartSection (1) One Venue Day 1 – Mount
Venue Day 2 – Tauranga South
Skips Name/Club Game1 Game 2 Game 3 Game 4 Game 5 Game 6
Margaret Reed 1 3 5 7 2 4
Tauranga Citizens
Club
Helen Wreaks 2 4 6 1 3 5
Tauranga Citizens
Club
Lennie Simons 3 5 7 2 4 6
Club Mount
Maunganui
Margaret McCallum 4 6 1 3 5 7
Inglewood Club
Inglewood
Ann Potaka 5 7 2 4 6 1
Waitara Town &
Country Club
Lynda Francis 6 1 3 5 7 2
Havelock North
Bowling Club
Karen Forrest 7 2 4 6 1 3
Manurewa
Cosmopolitan Club
Margaret Davies 1 2 3 4 5 6
Papakura RSA
Irene Poletti 2 3 4 5 6 7
Levin Bowling Club
Judi Bishop 3 4 5 6 7 1
Hamilton
Workingmen’s Club
Eileen Jones 4 5 6 7 1 2
Club Vista
Paraparaumu
Katrina Ensor 5 6 7 1 2 3
Tokoroa Club
Martie Sisson 6 7 1 2 3 4
Ohope Chartered
Club
Diane Strawbridge 7 1 2 3 4 5
Kamo Club
KamoSection (2) Two Venue Day 1 – Domain
Venue Day 2 – Tauranga South
Skips Name/Club Game1 Game 2 Game 3 Game 4 Game 5 Game 6
Sue Hodges 1 3 5 7 2 4
Tauranga Citizens
Club
Mary Solomon 2 4 6 1 3 5
Tauranga Citizens
Club
Meredith Pottage 3 5 7 2 4 6
Club Mount
Maunganui
Robyn Wallace 4 6 1 3 5 7
Taradale RSA
Margaret Taylor 5 7 2 4 6 1
Waitara DS &
Citizens Club
Liz Witton 6 1 3 5 7 2
Taupo
Cosmopolitan Club
Raewyn Connor 7 2 4 6 1 3
Papakura RSA
Marilyn Constantine 1 2 3 4 5 6
St John’s Club
Rose Harris 2 3 4 5 6 7
Te Awamutu RSA
Teresa Crowhurst 3 4 5 6 7 1
Upper Hutt
Cosmopolitan Club
Gaylene Kanawa 4 5 6 7 1 2
Tokoroa Club
Mary Bettleheim 5 6 7 1 2 3
Ohope Chartered
Club
Nelly Yep 6 7 1 2 3 4
Manurewa
Cosmopolitan Club
Pat Worth 7 1 2 3 4 5
Kamo ClubSection (3) Three Venue Day 1 - Mount
Venue Day 2 – Domain
Skips Name Game1 Game 2 Game 3 Game 4 Game 5 Game 6
Noeleen Schmidt 1 3 5 7 2 4
Tauranga Citizens
Club
June Smith 2 4 6 1 3 5
Tauranga Citizens
Club
Raewyn Willis 3 5 7 2 4 6
Club Mount
Maunganui
Wendy Moratti 4 6 1 3 5 7
Waitara DS &
Citizens Club
Glenys Whiteman 5 7 2 4 6 1
Gisborne
Cosmopolitan Club
Jan Jones 6 1 3 5 7 2
Manurewa
Cosmopolitan Club
Raewyn Renall 7 2 4 6 1 3
Pukekohe
Cosmopolitan Club
Dale Rowe 1 2 3 4 5 6
Sth Wairarapa
Workingmen’s Club
Loralie Hawkes 2 3 4 5 6 7
St John’s Club
Noeline Hancock 3 4 5 6 7 1
Hamilton
Workingmen’s Club
(Frankton Jnct BC)
Margaret Manderson 4 5 6 7 1 2
Upper Hutt
Cosmopolitan Club
Michelle Albutt 5 6 7 1 2 3
Tokoroa Club
Eileen Stephens 6 7 1 2 3 4
Raglan Club
Kath Nepe 7 1 2 3 4 5
Tokoroa ClubSection (4) Four Venue Day 1 – Tauranga South
Venue Day 2 - Mount
Skips Name Game1 Game 2 Game 3 Game 4 Game 5 Game 6
Dorothy McLean 1 3 5 2 4 6
Tauranga Citizens
Club
Annette Halford 2 7 6 3 5 4
Tauranga Citizens
Club
Chris Topp 3 5 7 4 6 1
Club Mount
Maunganui
Jean Keith 4 6 2 5 7 3
Waitara DS &
Citizens Club
Wendy Green 5 1 3 6 2 7
Taupo
Cosmopolitan Club
Judy Cato 7 2 4 1 3 2
Cambridge
Cosmopolitan Club
Alison Rennie 7 1 2 4 5 6
Pukekohe
Cosmopolitan Club
Dot Collis 5 6 7 3 4 2
Levin
Cosmopolitan Club
Lui Hare 4 5 6 2 3 7
Johnsonville Club
June Edge 3 7 5 1 2 3
Whangamata Club
Wendy Weinberg 2 3 4 6 7 1
Waitomo Club
Chris Robson 1 2 3 5 6 4
Petone
Workingmen’s ClubSection (5) Five Venue Day 1 – Tauranga South
Venue Day 2 - Mount
Skips Name Game1 Game 2 Game 3 Game 4 Game 5 Game 6
Jean Sheary 1 3 5 2 4 6
Tauranga Citizens
Club
Margaret Hickey 2 7 6 3 5 4
Club Mount
Maunganui
Te Puke Club 3 5 7 4 6 1
Adrienne Reid
Kristin Stampa 4 6 2 5 7 3
South Taranaki
Club
Val McEldowney 5 1 3 6 2 7
New Plymouth
Club
Sheryl Viggers 7 2 4 1 3 2
Taradale Club
Diane Main 7 1 2 4 5 6
Pukekohe
Cosmopolitan Club
Margaret Griffin 5 6 7 3 4 2
Levin Bowling Club
Sandra Burrows 4 5 6 2 3 7
Taupo
Cosmopolitan Club
Christine Gosling 3 7 5 1 2 3
Club Vista
Sandy Booth 2 3 4 6 7 1
Petone
Workingmen’s Club
Margaret O’Regan 1 2 3 5 6 4
Ohope Chartered
ClubLADIES NORTH ISLAND BOWLS TOURNAMENT RESULTS
CHAMPIONSHIP
Winners: Trophy & $2000 Team
Club……………………………………………………………………………………………………………….
Names………………………………………………………………………………………………………..…..
Runners-Up: Trophy & $1200 Team
Club………………………………………………………………………………………………….…………...
Names………………………………………………………………………………………………..…………..
Third Equal: $800 Each Team
Club……………………………………………………………………………………………..………………..
Names…………………………………………………………………………………………..………………..
Club……………………………………………………………………………………………..………………..
Names………………………………………………………………………………………………………..…..
PLATE
Winners: Trophy & $800 Team
Club……………………………………………………………………………………………………..……….
Names…………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
Runners-Up: $400 Team
Club……………………………………………………………………………………………………………...
Names…………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
Third Equal: $300 Each Team
Club…………………………………………………………………………………………….………………..
Names…………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
Club……………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
Names…………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
CONSOLATION
Winners: Trophy & $400 Team
Club…………………………………………………………………………………………………….……….
Names…………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
Runners-Up: $200 Team
Club……………………………………………………………………………………………………………...
Names…………………………………………………………………………………………………………...
Third Equal: $100 Each Team
Club……………………………………………………………………………………………..………………..
Names…………………………………………………………………………………………..………………..
Club………………………………………………………………………………………………………………..
Names……………………………………………………………………………………………..……………..
Total Prize Money - $7,400.00Clubs New Zealand North Island Women’s Outdoor Bowls Tournament Winners
Year Venue Winners Club Names
1989 Taumarunui Otorohanga D Adams, M Tetzlaff, J Udy, Y Harper
1990 Taumarunui Waitara Dist S & C N Fairhurst, J Girling, U Maga, L Jamieson
1991 Castlecliff Castlecliff S Willis, A Kemp, L Eru, K Te Tua
1992 Taumarunui Mt Maunganui RSA B Smith, L Christiansen, N Simpson, M Brown
1993 Tauranga Otorohanga A Fleming, Y Harper, M Tetzlaff, M Muller
1994 Taumarunui Inglewood L Ritson, C Nicoll, J Corkhill, B Bishop
1995 Otorohanga Tauranga Citizens P Hayward, V Watt, S Smith, F Lewis
1996 Waitara Papakura A Loma, M Stobie, N Wilson, H Hawkins
1997 Papatoetoe New Plymouth B Perebooms, J Sanger, J Earby, I Harter
1998 St John’s Club Papakura RSA K Forrest, L Smith, J Jones, L Maddren
1999 Waitara S & C New Plymouth M Riordan, M Baldwin, B Batley, G Shaw
2000 Otorohanga Porirua L Conley, L Griffen, G October, J Climo
2001 Pukekohe Pukekohe P Mahon, W Jensen, J Jones, A McLean
2002 Masterton Pukekohe W Jensen, A McLEan, L Hunt, L Ross
2003 New Plymouth Te Awamutu RSA G Dwane, N Cotterell, M Lane, B Campbell
2004 Pukekohe Heretaunga S Belcher, E Wiggins, G Riddell, P Heney
2005 Levin Manurewa D Harris, M McLean, A Rennie, R Berridge
2006 Heretaunga Heretaunga C Ferrick, W Jeffrey, M Francis, L Stowe
2007 Tauranga Raglan S Burnand, D Curry, R Berridge, L Curry
2008 Taradale Manurewa M McLean, D Harris, A Rennie, L Ralph
2009 Manurewa Otorohanga M Sheehy, M Muller, M Tetzlaff, C Rankin
2010 Tauranga Heretaunga G Riddell, E Wiggins, L Stewart, M Wakefield
2011 Hamilton Johnsonville P Meredith, K Carr, L Cooper, J Nehemia
2012 St John’s Club Waitara Town & Country P Davy, Y Harper, G Riddle, D Waters
2013 Johnsonville Club Levin Cosmopolitan Club D Collis, B Gray, B Hirini, J Monteith
2014 Manurewa Pukekohe Cosmopolitan A Rennie, J Fraser, N Bolscher, B Crowe
Club
2015 Club Mount Maunganui Pukekohe Cosmopolitan A Rennie, J Fraser, N Bolscher, C Bowman
Club
2016 Taradale Taradale L. Fitness, B Exeter, J Hays, S Glock/J Hendersen
2017 Manurewa Taradale RSA R Wallace, M Nepis, D Bentley, C Mennient
2018 Tokoroa Club Inc Tauranga Citizens Club S Hodges, M Campbell, R Davis, K Clarke
2019 Tokoroa Club Inc Tokoroa Club Inc G Harvey, N Grimshaw, M Howe, C cox
2020
2021
2022
2023Club New Zealand North Island Women’s Outdoor Bowls
Tournament Plate & Consolation Winners
Year Plate Consolation
1991 Taihape Workingmen’s Club
1992 Raetihi Cosmopolitan Club
1993 Waitara Dist Services & Citz Club
1994 Katikati RSA & Citizens Club
1995 Kawhia Sports Club
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1997 New Plymouth Club
1998 Otahuhu Workingmen’s Club
1999 Tauranga Citizens’ Club
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2002 Mercury Bay Club Inglewood Club
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2004 Manurewa Cosmopolitan Club Ngaruawahia RSA Club
2005 Masterton Cosmopolitan Club Hamilton Workingmen’s Club
2006 Waiuku Cosmopolitan Club Levin Cosmopolitan Club
2007 Papamoa Sports Mangawhai Club
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2001 St John’s Club Wanganui Wanganui Cosmopolitan Club
2012 St John’s Club Wanganui Club Mount Maunganui
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2015 St Johns Club Ohope Chartered Club
2016 Taupo Cosmopolitan Club Club Mount Maunganui
2017 Taradale Club Mangawhai Club
2018 Manurewa Cosmopolitan Club Club Vista
2019 Hamilton Workingmens Club Pukekohe Cosmopolitan Club
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2026CNZ 32nd North Island Clubs NZ Women’s
Outdoor Bowls Tournament 9th – 12th November 2020
CONDITIONS OF PLAY:
1. The tournament shall be open to any financial women member of a North
Island Club which is a member of Clubs New Zealand (CNZ Rule 7). Such
member must also be a financial member of a Bowling Club affiliated to
Bowls New Zealand. A team may consist of three (3) members of a club and
one (1) member of another Club. The minority member of the team cannot
skip. The Tournament Committee may arrange section entries of composite
teams in order to balance the draw.
2. Played under the Laws of the Sport of Bowls Crystal Mark Third Edition and the
Conditions of Play for this Tournament
3. Regulation bowling attire must be worn during the competition play.
Coloured tops and jackets are permissible only if they are Chartered Clubs
official colours or of their bowling adjunct. The colour must be worn by all
four players, or not at all.
4. Restricting the movement of Players during play (Law – Appendix A.4.1.7) will
be implemented for all time limit games.
Leads – after the second player in their team has delivered their second
bowl;
Seconds – after delivery of their second bowl;
Thirds - after delivery of their second bowl;
Skips – after delivery of each of their bowls
(Law A.4.3) – When a player at the head walks up to the mat to deliver their
first bowl, their direct opponent can remain at the head until that bowl has
come to rest before walking up to the mat to deliver their own first bowl.
(Law A.4.4) – If a player does not meet the terms of these laws, Law 13 will
apply.
5. LATE ARRIVALS AND DEFAULTERS
If a team is absent or incomplete ten (10) minutes (this is the ruling for this
tournament) after the round has begun, they shall default that game to their
opponents. The defaulting team shall have a loss and no points. Their
opponents shall have a win and the average of the winning scores –
percentage rounded down for less than half or up for half or more for that
game.6. ILLNESS
If a player has to leave the green during the course of a game due to illness or
some other reasonable cause, and they cannot return within 10 minutes, the
Controlling Body can approve the introduction of a substitute.
A substitute should only be introduced if, in the opinion of both skips or, if they
cannot agree, in the opinion of the Controlling Body, the substitution is
necessary.
The substitute should play in any position other than skip, and the other
members of the team can rearrange their positions as necessary. The
Controlling Body will decide the substitute’s eligibility.
If no eligible substitute is available: the defaulting team will forfeit the game
to their opponents; and The defaulting team shall have a loss and no points.
Their opponents shall have a win and the average of the winning scores – from
that venue and that round.
7. SCORECARDS
The winning skip is required to immediately at the conclusion of each game to
hand to the Umpire, the scorecard, which must be checked and signed by
both skips, the winners name circled, and the time the game stopped
recorded.
The scorecards from the first game must show the first and surname of each
player in both teams.
Skips throughout the day should ensure the results of their games have been
correctly recorded.
8. MATCH COMMITTEE / CONTROLLING BODY
The Match Committee or Controlling Body shall have the right to:
i. Vary the days play
ii. Reduce the number of ends of all section play
iii. Alter or amend the tournament programme if circumstances will not
permit it to be carried out in its entirety.
iv. No change of players will be allowed except in cases of illness or some
other reasonable cause. Bowls New Zealand Domestic Regulations for
Substitutes or Replacements shall apply but in no case shall the
Substitute play in the Skip’s position.
v. The decision of the Match Committee or Controlling Body shall be final.9. DISPUTES
i. Any dispute other than those upon the Laws of the Sport of Bowls
requiring immediate decision shall be adjudicated upon by the Skips
concerned. Failing their agreement the dispute shall be referred to the
Controlling Body or Match Committee and their decision shall be final.
ii. Participating Clubs shall be responsible for the conduct of their players
iii. Unless the Host Club is advised within three (3) weeks prior to the
Tournament of a team withdrawing, the entry fee shall be forfeited.
10. RAIN
All teams are to report to their venues. In the event of rain interrupting play
during game, the clock will be kept running.
Three (3) completed ends will constitute a game.
Only the Club Representative has authority to suspend play.
11. STOPPAGE OF PLAY
Law 32 will apply
SECTION PLAY:
12. The entrants will be divided into two (2) sections of twelve (12) and three (3) 1)
sections of fourteen (14) and will play as stated in the programme.
13. There will be six (6) games played, three (3) games on Monday and three (3)
games on Tuesday. Games will start at 8.45am, the second game no later
than 12.00 noon and the third game to start no later than 3.00pm. Lunch will
be available after the first game. Afternoon tea after the second game.
14. All games will be eighteen (18) ends, with a time limit of two hours and 30
minutes (2 ½ hours). In the event of a tie, an extra end will be played to
determine a winner. Not to be counted on the score card, or killed – just to
get a winner. If the jack becomes dead during the extra end it shall be
repositioned on the centre line of the rink, 2 metres from the front ditch and
the end played out to determine the winner.
15. Team positions for the three events in Post Section shall be determined at the
end of the second day according to wins – if equal then ends won – then
shots for – then points differential of each team as a (+) or (-) over the 6
games.POST SECTION PLAY:
16. CHAMPIONSHIP EVENT:
Sixteen (16) teams will contest for the Championship Cup. The top 3 teams
from each section, selected on wins-ends-shots for and if tied, points
differential basis, plus the next best team from any section.
In the event of a tie then shots differential over the six (6) games will be
taken into account.
These top 16 teams will be divided into four (4) sections of 4 teams.
The order of play within each Section shall be drawn at random.
17. PLATE EVENT:
The next best Sixteen (16) teams will contest the Plate event – (4th – 6th
from each section), selected on wins-ends-shots for and if tied, points
differential basis, plus the next best team from any section.
In the event of a tie then shots differential over the six (6) games will be
taken into account.
These 16 teams will be divided into four (4) sections of 4 teams.
The order of play within each Section shall be drawn at random
18. CONSOLATION EVENT:
All remaining teams will be divided at random into sections of 12, 14 or 16
teams depending on the number of teams that register for the Consolation
event. Each team will be drawn on a random basis into Sections.
19. PUBLICATION OF POST SECTION DRAWS:
The draws for the three events on Wednesday will be published on Tuesday
evening at Headquarters, Club Mount Maunganui Inc and the draw for Finals
day on Thursday will also be published at Headquarters, Club Mount
Maunganui Inc on Wednesday evening.CHAMPIONSHIP AND PLATE EVENTS:
20. There will be three (3) games on Wednesday starting at 8.45am. The second
game to start no later than 12.00 noon and the third game no later than
3.00pm. Lunch will be available after the first game, and afternoon tea after
the second game.
21. The game will be eighteen ends (18) ends with a 2 ½ hour time limit. In the
event of a tie, an extra end will be played to determine a winner. Not to be
counted on the score card, or killed – just to get a winner. If the jack
becomes dead during the extra end it shall be repositioned on the centre line
of the rink, 2 metres from the front ditch and the end played out to
determine the winner.
22. The section winners in each section will be determined at the end of the
days play according to wins – if equal then ends won – then shots for – then
points differential of each team as a (+) or (-) over the 3 games. The winner’s
order of play will be drawn randomly for Semi Finals
23. On Thursday, the semi-finals will start at 9.45am. The games will be eighteen
ends with a 2 ½ hour time limit. In the event of a tie, an extra end will be
played to determine a winner. Not to be counted on the score card, or killed –
just to get a winner. If the jack becomes dead during the extra end it shall be
repositioned on the centre line of the rink, 2 metres from the front ditch and
the end played out to determine the winner.
After Lunch the Finals will commence at 1.00pm.
The Finals will be eighteen (18) ends with no time limit. In the event of a tie
an extra end will be played.
There will be no play off for third and fourth places.CONSOLATION EVENT:
24. There will be four (4) games on Wednesday starting at 8.45am, the second
game to start no later than 10.30am followed by Lunch. The third game to
start by 1.00pm and the fourth game to start by 3.00pm.
25. The games will be twelve (12) ends with a time limit of one hour 30 minutes
(1 ½ hours). In the event of a tie, an extra end will be played to determine a
winner. Not to be counted on the score card, or killed – just to get a
winner. If the jack becomes dead during the extra end it shall be
repositioned on the centre line of the rink, 2 metres from the front ditch and
the end played out to determine the winner.
26. The top eight (8) teams - top 4 from each section at the end of Wednesday,
based on wins – if equal then ends won – then shots for – then points
differential of each team as a (+) or (-) over the 4 games, will progress
through.
The team finishing 1st will play the team finishing 8th, the team finishing 2nd will
play the team finishing 7th, the team finishing 3rd will play the team finishing 6th,
the team finishing 4th will play the team finishing 5th.
27. The Quarter Finals will be played on Thursday starting at 8.45am. Morning Tea
will be followed by the Semi Finals starting no later than10.45am. Lunch
followed by the Final to start no later than 1.00pm.
28. The Quarter and Semi Finals will be twelve ends with a time limit of one
hour 30 minutes. In the event of a tie, an extra end will be played. Not to be
counted on the scorecard, just to get a winner.
If the jack becomes dead during the extra end it shall be repositioned on the
centre line of the rink, 2 metres from the front ditch and the end played out
to determine the winner.
The Final will be twelve ends with no time limit. An extra end or ends will be
played to determine the winner in the event of a tie.
There will be no play off for third and fourth places.On behalf of Club
Mount Maunganui Inc & and partners
Bowls Mount Maunganui Inc
We hope you have all had an excellent time with us in
our Club this week.
It has been our privilege and pleasure to host you and
hope that you all have a safe journey home.
If you are ever back at the Mount please don’t hesitate
to join us again for some
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