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The 2012 World Outdoor Bowls Championship men's triples [1] Adelaide , Australia . Some of the qualifying Rounds were held at the nearby Holdfast Bowling Club in Glenelg North .[2]
Graeme Archer , Darren Burnett and David Peacock won the men's triples Gold.[3]
Section tables [ edit ]
Pos
Player
P
W
D
F
A
L
Pts
Shots
1
Graeme Archer , Darren Burnett , David Peacock 11
9
1
1
196
129
19
+67
2
Kenichi Emura , Hisaharu Satoh , Kenta Hasebe 11
8
0
3
175
149
16
+26
3
Neil Booth , James Talbot , Paul Daly 11
7
1
3
160
134
15
+26
4
Gidion Vermeulen , Bobby Donnelly , Clinton Roets 11
7
0
4
188
129
14
+59
5
Azwan Shuhaimi , Fairus Jabal , Khairul Anuar Abdul Kadir 11
6
1
4
165
148
13
+17
6
Jonathan Tomlinson , Chris Blake , Andrew Fleming 11
6
0
5
165
147
12
+18
7
Stuart Airey , Robert Newman , Mark Bantock 11
6
0
5
151
140
12
+11
8
Robin Chok , Stanley Lai , Alex Ng 11
5
1
5
151
170
11
-19
9
Tzvika Hadar , Noam Yehudai , Dan Slodovnik 11
2
3
6
125
168
7
-43
10
Steve Nelson , Loren Dion , Bill Brault 11
2
2
7
124
182
6
-58
11
11
2
0
9
125
177
4
-52
12
Nick Cole , Brian Robertson , Graham Cathcart 11
1
1
9
120
172
3
-52
Pos
Player
P
W
D
L
F
A
Pts
Shots
1
Ali Forsyth , Matt Gallop , Tony Grantham 11
9
2
0
222
102
20
+120
2
Mark Casey , Brett Wilkie , Wayne Ruediger 11
9
0
2
206
134
18
+72
3
Terence Lee , Ricky Wong , Jimmy Tam 11
7
0
4
155
149
14
+6
4
Thomas Greechan , Jamie MacDonald , Lee Nixon 11
6
1
4
168
126
13
+42
5
Angelo Morales , Ronald Lising , Emmanuel Portacio 11
6
0
5
151
153
12
-2
6
Graham Snyman , Lorato Ketshabe , Ewald Vermeulen , Jean Viljoen 11
5
1
5
160
158
11
+2
7
George Whitelaw , Michel Larue , Steve Santana 11
5
0
6
162
167
10
-5
8
Roy Garden , Tom Craven , Manuel Silva 11
5
0
6
140
150
10
-10
9
Samuela Tuikiligana , Arun Kumar , Abdul Kalim 11
4
1
6
153
166
9
-13
10
Kitso Robert , Remmy Kebapetswe , Kabo Gaboutloeloe 11
4
0
7
119
209
8
-90
11
Brahim Haji Naim , Haiji Ibrahim Haiji Rosli , Bujang Md Ali 11
3
1
7
141
154
7
-13
12
Gary Oughton , Fabio Melo , Ascendino Melo Neto 11
0
0
11
99
208
0
-109
Play Offs
Semifinals
Gold medal
bye
17
5
15
10
13
12
bye
10
12
13
11
Results [ edit ] References [ edit ]
Adelaide, Australia
Graeme Archer, Darren Burnett, David Peacock
Kenichi Emura, Hisaharu Satoh, Kenta Hasebe
Neil Booth, James Talbot, Paul Daly
Gidion Vermeulen, Bobby Donnelly, Clinton Roets
Azwan Shuhaimi, Fairus Jabal, Khairul Anuar Abdul Kadir
Jonathan Tomlinson, Chris Blake, Andrew Fleming
Stuart Airey, Robert Newman, Mark Bantock
Robin Chok, Stanley Lai, Alex Ng
Tzvika Hadar, Noam Yehudai, Dan Slodovnik
Steve Nelson, Loren Dion, Bill Brault
Thailand
Nick Cole, Brian Robertson, Graham Cathcart
Ali Forsyth, Matt Gallop, Tony Grantham
Terence Lee, Ricky Wong, Jimmy Tam
Thomas Greechan, Jamie MacDonald, Lee Nixon
Angelo Morales, Ronald Lising, Emmanuel Portacio
Graham Snyman, Lorato Ketshabe, Ewald Vermeulen, Jean Viljoen
George Whitelaw, Michel Larue, Steve Santana
Roy Garden, Tom Craven, Manuel Silva
Samuela Tuikiligana, Arun Kumar, Abdul Kalim
Kitso Robert, Remmy Kebapetswe, Kabo Gaboutloeloe
Brahim Haji Naim, Haiji Ibrahim Haiji Rosli, Bujang Md Ali
Gary Oughton, Fabio Melo, Ascendino Melo Neto
