Taranaki Bowls Inc

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Bowls Taranaki Champion of Champions Triples Winners - 2010

Women's C of C Triples Winners - FITZROY:

L - R Vickie Kelly; Joan Richards [s]; Rhonda Adams

Men's C of C Triples Winners - ALTON:

L - R: Mark Anderson; John Roberts; Grant Anderson[s]

Centre AGM: Please note: - the Annual General Meeting of Bowls Taranaki will be held on SATURDAY JUNE 26th 2010 AT 9.30 AM @ the Stratford-Avon BC Pavilion

Taranaki Secondary Schools Tournament 2010

[See "Pics & Results" - YOUTH pages]

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Region 4 Secondary Schools Tournament Results 2010

KITTYHAWK Under 20yr SINGLES - Taranaki Event - Results

Check the YOUTH pages on this site for details of the Centre and Regional Finals of this event for Club Members in the Under 20 age group

Check this link to the Bowls NZ site for results from the Finals played at Pakuranga BC during the Easter Holiday weekend - HERE

Taranaki is one of New Zealand’s longest established Bowling Centres; with ten (10), currently, of it’s oldest member Clubs having achieved a century of years [ New Plymouth est.1885; Patea est.1886; Hawera est.1895; Manaia est.1899; Pihama est. 1899; Stratford_Avon est.1900; Fitzroy est 1903; Opunake est.1903; Inglewood est. 1905 and Waitara est.1907].

Geographically the Centre comprises 28 clubs situated between Awakino in the North and Alton and Patea in the South and includes New Plymouth, Waitara, Inglewood, Stratford, Hawera and the western [“Surf Highway 45”] coastal area from Oakura to Opunake. The Taranaki province - recognized for the key roles it plays in New Zealand’s Dairying and Energy industries - is also well known for the professional, occupational, lifestyle, sporting and recreational options and opportunities it can offer.

The Centre boasts many previous N.Z. champions, representatives and titleholders among its ranks and its annual Men’s Open Fours tournament - now also over 100 years old - held in January, each year, continues to be the biggest, most valued and best supported event of its type in New Zealand.

New members and visitors are always welcome at any of our affiliate clubs. Do get in touch with a Club in your area, if you would like to “give bowls a try”; if you are looking to join a bowls club for the season or if Lawn Bowls is something you haven’t yet given a go. Club details can be found in the Club Directory in the Administration pages, elsewhere on this site.