2022 Bowls England National Finals

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2022 Bowls England National Finals
VenueVictoria Park, Leamington Spa
LocationRoyal Leamington Spa
Warwickshire
Dates25 August – 11 September 2022
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The 2022 Bowls England National Finals are a series of lawn bowls events to determine the National champions of England. The Championships are being held from 25 August to 11 September 2022, at the Royal Leamington Spa Bowls Club in Victoria Park, Leamington Spa. They are organised by Bowls England, and are open to lawn bowlers who qualify via their County Championships.[1]

Sam Tolchard successfully defended his two wood singles title.[2] Rebecca Moorbey became only the second woman (after Sophie Tolchard) to secure both the women's singles and women's junior singles titles.

In the elite pairs events, Nick Brett won his second national title partnering Lewis Baker and Sophie Tolchard won her eighth title partnering Harriet Stevens.[3][4]

On 8 September 2022, play for 9 September was suspended due to the death of Elizabeth II.[5]

Results summary[edit]

Elite events[edit]

Event Winner Runner-up Score
men's singles Edward Morris
(Essex County, Essex) 		Andrew Walters
(Welford-on-Avon, Warwickshire) 		21–17
men's 2w singles Sam Tolchard
(Kings, Torquay, Devon) 		Jack Emmerson
(Newark Northern, Nottinghamshire) 		17–13
men's cofc singles Harry Goodwin
(Appleyard, Kent) 		Scott Walton
(St Neots, Cambridgeshire) 		21–18
men's pairs Lewis Baker
Nick Brett
(Brampton, Hunts) 		Matt Hyde
Andrew Briden
(Gerrards Cross, Bucks) 		20–9
men's triples Kevin Harrison
Mark Irwin
Stuart Irwin
(Aspatria, Cumbria) 		Josh Grant
Dan Thornhill
Phil Broughton
(Stute, Derbyshire) 		14–10
men's fours Ean Morton
Simon Law
Stuart Popple
Tristan Morton
(Parkway, Huntingdonshire) 		John Coatham
Jason Haskins
Steve Marrett
Roger Kendrick
(VCD, Kent) 		22–17
women's singles Rebecca Moorbey
(Parkway, Huntingdonshire) 		Elaine Score
(The Springhouse, Essex) 		21–16
women's 2w singles Rhianna Russell
(Welwyn & District, Hertfordshire) 		Jennifer Southby
(Bearstead & Thurnham, Kent) 		14–12
women's cofc singles Julie Leake
(Poole Park, Dorset) 		Sue Allen
(Swinton, Yorkshire) 		21–9
women's pairs Sophie Tolchard
Harriet Stevens
(King's, Devon) 		Tracey Johnson
Joanne Rowe
(Borough of Eye, Suffolk) 		23–16
women's triples Denise Hodd
Rachel Mackriell
Nina Allbut
(Polegrove, Sussex) 		Helen Lewis-Wall
Sally-Ann Lewis-Wall
Jamie-Lea Winch
(Kingscroft, Leicestershire) 		14–13
women's fours Helen Butler
Louise Whyers
Penny Strong
Annalisa Dunham
Pearl Flowers
(Carters Park, Lincolnshire) 		Donna Knight
Carol Gaskins
Katherine Hawes
Lorraine Kuhler
(Oxford City & County, Oxfordshire) 		20–14

Other events[edit]

Event Winner Runner-up Score
men's junior singles Daniel Ellicott
(Warwickshire) 		Lloyd Milligan
(Lancashire) 		21–20
men's junior pairs Kieron Kniveton
Scott Eveleigh
(Devon) 		Luke Bell
Dan Cookman
(Hampshire) 		16–15
men's senior singles Jerry Rumball
(Garston, Hertfordshire) 		Graham Ashby
(Nuneaton, Warwickshire) 		21–16
men's senior pairs Steve Smith
Graham Ashby
(Warwickshire) 		Steve Parr
Ken Weyand
(Kent) 		19–6
men's senior fours Vaughan Holland
Paul Bunting
Craig Shaw
Alan Symondson
(Reading, Berkshire) 		Gary Toward
Graham Chappell
Keith Smith
Joe Breward
(Blaby, Leicestershire) 		13–12
women's junior singles Rebecca Moorbey
(Parkway, Huntingdonshire) 		Olivia Starr
(Clevedon, Somerset) 		21–15
women's junior pairs Izzie White
Maddie Burgess
(Worcestershire) 		Beth Ward
Kat Bowman
(Leicestershire) 		17–12
women's senior singles Anne Bernard
(Ryde Marina, Isle of Wight) 		Caroline Cullum
(Cleethorpes, Lincolnshire) 		21–12
women's senior pairs Lynn Williams
Elaine Amery
(Somerset) 		Patricia Browne
Sheila Storey
(Northumberland) 		20–12
women's senior fours Christine Beamish
Sue Bard-Bodek
Sal Butcher
Sue Bernard
(Borough Of Eye, Suffolk) 		Kirsty Cox
Anne Burchell
Caroline Cullum
Glenys Bolt
Chris Love
(Cleethorpes, Lincolnshire) 		11–7
mixed pairs Paul Smyth
Sylvia Bloomfield
(Essex) 		Russell Francis
Jean Collier
(Wiltshire) 		13–11
mixed fours Paul Jenkins
Dennis Hennessy
Faye Ludlow
Hayley Halford
(Surrey) 		Scott Winskill
Mark Hancock
Jane Murphy
Bev Wall
(Berkshire) 		13–12

Team events[edit]

Event Winner Runner-up Score
Middleton Cup (men) Berkshire Hertfordshire 133–95
Top Club (men) Cheltenham (Gloucestershire) Culm Vale (Devon) 3–2
Balcomb Trophy (men) Essex Yorkshire 45–27
White Rose Trophy (men) Kent Warwickshire 40–26
Club Two Fours (men) Silksworth (Durham) Brampton (Huntingdonshire) 32–31
Walker Cup (women) Kent Wiltshire 40–29
Amy Rose Bowl (women) Kent Northamptonshire 47–32
Johns Trophy (women) Lincolnshire Surrey 145–92
Top Club (women) Kings (Devon) Gerrards Cross (Buckinghamshire) 3–1

References[edit]

  1. ^ "National Championships Preview". Bowls England. Retrieved 3 September 2022.
  2. ^ "DOUBLE TWO BOWL DELIGHT FOR TOLCHARD ON DAY 14". Bowls England. Retrieved 8 September 2022.
  3. ^ "The Delivery, Delight for duo Baker and Brett on day six". Bowls England. Retrieved 3 September 2022.
  4. ^ "2022 National Championships". Bowls England. Retrieved 3 September 2022.
  5. ^ "Postponement of Bowls England National Finals on Friday 9th September". Bowls England. 8 September 2022. Retrieved 9 September 2022.
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