2015 Interclub programme

Interclub Finals

Interclub Finals

CONTENTS

Messages of Welcome …………………………………………………………………………………………1

Club Directory …………………………………………………………………………………………3

Programme ………………………………………………………………………………………...3

For Your Information …………………………………………………………………………………………4

National Event Regulation …………………………………………………………………………………………4

Conditions of Play …………………………………………………………………………………………5

Competitors …………………………………………………………………………………………10

Charts …………………………………………………………………………………………12

WELCOME

Kia Ora

On behalf of Bowls New Zealand a very warm welcome to Palmerston North for the 2015 National

Interclub Championship Finals. This event is designed to further encourage the growth,

development, and participation of players nationally. Every club in New Zealand is encouraged to

enter sides in either the Division 1 or Division 2 categories. It is so exciting to think you are in the

running for national honours.

We always say it, but it must be repeated again – like all major tournaments they would not be

possible without the efforts of the hosting centre and the amazing work done by all those wonderful

volunteers. We thank you for your contribution and dedication to our sport.

While striving to perform at your best, remember to enjoy your games, for you will be playing the

best players in New Zealand. To those who experience success, congratulations. Being able to say

you are a national champion does so much for you, your Club and your Centre.

Bowls is truly a game for life. Our bowls community is a very close one and we are all privileged to be

part of it. I look forward to meeting as many of you as possible during this event.

Good luck!

Ann Muir

President, Bowls New Zealand

Bowls New Zealand Incorporated

WELCOME

Kia Ora, Welcome

Bowls Manawatu would like to extend a warm welcome to all competing bowlers,

managers, and supporters to the Interclub Finals, our wish is that your stay in

Palmerston North will be a pleasant one.

The Manawatu Centre has a proud record of hosting the Interclub Finals, and we are certain this year will

follow the same pattern.

Bowls Manawatu would like to congratulate all the regional winners, having progressed to the finals is an

achievement to be proud of.

We look forward to seeing you all in Palmy on the weekend of the 21 – 22 March. So travel safe, and we

will greet you all on your arrival.

Tony Woodley

President, Bowls Manawatu

The Palmerston North Bowling Club is proud to have the opportunity to host this prestigious national

event.

As President of the Club I would like to offer a warm welcome to all players, coaches and officials,

supervisors, umpires and volunteers who work to make these Interclub Finals such a successful event.

Good bowling to all. Please enjoy your time at the PNBC and good fellowship to all.

Ian Jamieson

President, Palmerston North Bowling Club

On behalf of the Terrace End Bowling Club I would like to offer a warm welcome to all players, coaches,

officials and administrators at the 2015 Interclub Finals here in Palmerston North.

I must say that we were surprised to get the opportunity to host this prestigious event as we consider

ourselves a normal run of the mill club trying to “stay afloat” while providing the best greens and facilities

for our members.

Having said that, I’m sure that you will enjoy the facilities and hospitality on offer here at the Terrace End

Bowling Club, so please enjoy your time while here.

Good bowling, enjoy your bowls and have a great tournament.

Graham Gosnell

President, Terrace End Bowling Club

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CLUB DIRECTORY

DIVISION 1:

Terrace End Bowling Club

Summerhays Street, Palmerston North

Phone: 06 358 3316

DIVISION 2:

Palmerston North Bowling Club

24 Linton Street, Palmerston North

Phone: 06 357 6022

PROGRAMME

SATURDAY 21 MARCH

8.10am Opening Ceremony

8.20am Trial Ends

8.30am Round One

11.15am Lunch

11.45am Round Two

2.30pm Break

2.35pm Round Three

SUNDAY 22 MARCH

8.10am Trial Ends

8.20am Round Four

11.15am Lunch

11.45am Round Five

3.00pm Presentations and Closing


FOR YOUR INFORMATION

CATERING

Lunch will be provided by the host club (tickets will be included in the Managers envelopes), you will

need to make your own arrangements for breakfast and dinner.

MEDICAL CONTACTS

Radius Medical, The Palms

445 Ferguson Street

Phone: 06 354 7737

TOURNAMENT OFFICIALS

Tournament Director

Helen Stallard, Bowls New Zealand

Tel: 021 966 024

Jury of Appeal

Judy Howat, Ann Muir and Coral Wing

TECHNICAL OFFICIALS

Chief Technical Official: Stephen Sargent

21 March Division 1 Stephen Sargent, June Krivan and Bevan Tasker

Division 2 Sue Way, Margaret Aldrich and Gerry van Rooyen

22 March Division 1 Stephen Sargent, June Krivan and Bevan Tasker

Division 2 Sue Way, Margaret Aldrich and Gerry van Rooyen

NATIONAL EVENTS REGULATION

The requirement of this regulation applies to all national events. This is available on the Bowls NZ

website (www.bowlsnz.co.nz).

http://www.bowlsnz.co.nz/

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CONDITIONS OF PLAY

1. STATUS

1.1 These Conditions of Play are supplementary to Bowls New Zealand Regulation 10 – National Events.

1.2 These Conditions of Play are also made in accordance with Law 17.2 of the Laws of the Sport, which

permits Bowls New Zealand as a Controlling Body to establish conditions of play to cover certain

aspects of the sport. These Conditions of Play set out the conditions of play for the Bowls New Zealand

National Interclub Competition Event and applies to all players, Clubs and Centre’s participating in the

Event. These Conditions of Play do not apply to International Competition which must be played

strictly in accordance with the Laws of the Sport.

1.3 These Conditions of Play have been developed and issued by the Bowls New Zealand Chief Executive in accordance with Regulation 10 – National Events.

2. NAME, DATES, and VENUES

2.1 The name of the Event is: Bowls New Zealand National Interclub Competition

2.2 DATES: Saturday 21st – Sunday 22nd March 2015

2.3 VENUES: Division One Men and Women at Terrace End Bowling Club, Palmerston North

Division Two Men and Women at Palmerston North Bowling Club, Palmerston North

3. CONTROLLING BODY

3.1 The Controlling Body is Bowls New Zealand

3.2 Tournament Director: Bowls New Zealand Tournament Director, Helen Stallard

4. DEFINITIONS

4.1 The words and phrases used in these Conditions of Play shall have the same meaning as defined in

Regulation 10 – National Events and the Constitution of Bowls New Zealand, unless otherwise

specified in these Conditions of Play. For avoidance of doubt, the conventions used in the Laws of the

Sport shall not apply to these Conditions of Play unless expressly stated.

Bowls New Zealand Tournament Director means the person appointed by Bowls New Zealand for the

National Finals on such terms and conditions as Bowls New Zealand determines.

Event means the Bowls New Zealand National Interclub Competition.

Laws of the Sport means the World Bowls Laws of the Sport of Bowls (Crystal Mark Second Edition)

and includes the domestic regulations of Bowls New Zealand.

Open Tournament means a competition, tournament or event for the game of Bowls which is open for entry to any member of any Club or Centre.

Season is the period of competition for the game of Bowls which for the purposes of these Conditions


of Play shall commence on 1st July and end on 30th June the following year.

5. ENTRY

5.1 An Entry Fee, as determined by Bowls New Zealand, shall be charged for each Club team competing

in each division at Centre level. The Entry Fee is $110.00 plus GST

5.2 The Event Entry Form (attached as Appendix A must be filled in by regional qualifiers and returned to

Bowls New Zealand

5.3 Categories and Criteria for Event

The Event is divided into two categories, Division 1 and Division 2.

(a) Each Centre must hold preliminary Centre Qualifying Competitions for this Event.

5.4 Event Format

(a) A Centre may conduct two competitions (Division 1 and Division 2) that allow all Clubs within their Centre to enter a side in the Event. The Division that the side is entered in shall be determined by the Centre Match or Operations Committee.

(b) Any Club dissatisfied with the decision of the Centre Match or Operations Committee decision to place their side in a Division shall have the right to appeal to the Centre Board/Executive whose decision shall be final.

(c) Clubs with 20 or less financial members of the same gender will be allowed to enter a combined side with another Club of similar size and gender for the Event. Certificates will be presented to both Clubs and all players if they are successful.

(d) A Club is allowed to enter more than one side in a Division.

5.5 Elevation, Regression and Movement of Players between Divisions

(a) Where a Club has more than one side in a Division, movement of players between teams in that Division is not permitted, after playing three games in one of the teams in that Division.

(b) A player may not move back to a lower Division following completion of two thirds (66%) of the scheduled rounds in the Event. In the case of a player only having played once in this Division, they may move to a lower Division at any time.

(c) Clubs who qualify for the Division 2 Regional Playoffs and National Finals may re-select their teams for the Regional Playoffs and National Finals but cannot include any players who have played three games or more in the Centre Division 1 Qualifying Competition.

(d) Clubs who qualify for the Division 1 Regional Playoffs may re-select their teams for the Regional Playoffs and National Finals.

(e) Each Club team to comprise a Singles player, a Pair, and a Four.

(f) Centres shall arrange the format and timetable for Event at Centre level.

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6. TRIAL ENDS

6.1 Pursuant to Law 18.1 of the Laws of the Sport trial ends will be allowed before competition

commences each day.

6.2 Should players be required to change greens during the day an extra set of trial ends will be allowed.

7. PLAYING FORMAT (Applicable for both Men and Women)

7.1 Playing Format

(a) Singles 25 shots up 4 bowls or 2¾ hours Pairs 18 ends 3 bowls or 2¾ hours Fours 15 ends 2 bowls or 2¾ hours

(b) The time signals for each game shall be as follows:

The commencement of play and the expiry of time shall be signalled by the Technical Official/Umpire by a bell or some other means clearly audible to the players concerned. Where the time limit is not common to all games on any green, the Technical Official/Umpire shall notify the opponents or Skips in individual games when the time limit has expired.

1) If in a time limit game the jack has been delivered before the time signal the end continues and if it is subsequently made dead it should be replayed until it is completed.

2) Ends made dead shall be replayed in accordance with Law 31 of the Laws of the Sport.

(c) In all games two points will be awarded for each game won. One point will be awarded for

each game drawn. Where match points are equal, the winner will be the side with the highest net total of shots.

(d) If the match points and the net total of shots are equal the side with the lowest “total shots against” will be the winner.

7.2 Alterations to the Format & Length of Games

(a) The Controlling Body reserves the right to alter the format, times of play and greens to

suit local unforeseen circumstances, giving as much notice as practical

(b) Where a programme is interrupted or cannot be completed due to inclement weather or

local conditions, the Controlling Body may amend the format and length of games to

achieve a result

7.3 Restricting the Movement of Players

In time limit games as per this Regulation, the movement of players during play shall be restricted as specified in Appendix A. A.4 - Laws of the Sport as follows:


(a) After delivering their first bowl, players will only be allowed to walk up to the head under the following circumstances.

1. Singles Game: The opponents: after delivery after their third and fourth bowls

2. Pairs Games (each player playing three bowls):

the Leads: after delivery of their third bowl; and

the Skips; after delivery of their second and third bowls

3. Fours Game:

the Leads: after the second player in their team has delivered their

second bowl

the Seconds: after delivery of their second bowl

the Thirds: after delivery of their second bowl

the Skips: after delivery of each of their bowls.

(b) In exceptional and limited circumstances, a Singles player can ask the Marker for

permission to walk up to the head, or a Skip can ask that a player walks up to the head earlier than described in Law A.4.1.

(c) If a player does not meet the requirements of Law A.4.1, Law 35 of the Laws of the Sport shall apply.

8. SUBSTITUTES

8.1 Substitutes and changes to original team members will be allowed in terms of Bowls New Zealand

Regulation 4.

9. FOOTWEAR & CLOTHING

9.1 Shoes or sandals may be worn by players when playing on a bowling green. All shoes must be flat

soled and heel-less. Soles may be of a non-slip material with a slightly abrasive surface.

9.2 Any Player with a physical disability may use an appropriate support, wheelchair or bowling aid,

provided that the same is so made that its use causes no damage to the green.

9.3 For any Tournament other than a Club Tournament, players in Singles and members of Teams or Sides

must wear garments of the same colour/design as determined by the Tournament Controlling Body.

This means all members of a Team or Side wearing the same colour trousers/shorts as well as

shirts/tops. Any garment may have logos displayed, but the Controlling Body may impose conditions

relating to sponsors logos to ensure there is no conflict with a Tournament Sponsor.

9.4 Failure to comply with clause 9.3 will result in the offending Team or Side being defaulted for each

round until they comply with clause 9.3.

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10. SMOKING AND ALCOHOL

10.1 Subject to any further restrictions in specific Conditions of Play, the following smoking and alcohol

policies apply:

(a) There shall be no smoking anywhere in a Club house or on the greens at a National

Event. Smoking may only occur in designated smoking areas.

(b) The drinking of alcohol at a National Event is restricted to the Club house at each venue

in accordance with the Club’s licence. Drinking outside of the Club house including on

the greens is strictly prohibited.

11. OFFICIALS

11.1 The Tournament Director shall appoint the Chief Technical Official/Umpire after consultation with the

Chair of the Bowls NZ Umpires Committee. All Technical Official/Umpires must be Level 2 or above.

11.2 The Chief Technical Official/Umpire will also be responsible for the appointment of Markers who

should be Level 2 Technical Officials/Umpires or above.

12. JURY OF APPEAL

12.1 A Jury of Appeal shall be appointed by the Bowls NZ CEO on the recommendation of the Bowls NZ

Tournament Director for the purpose of deciding upon any points not provided in the conditions of

play and/or for dealing with any referrals or appeals from decisions made by Technical Officials (Law

52.2.6 of the Laws of the Sport and Rule 14.4 of Regulation 10).

13. PRIZES

13.1 The winning clubs in Division 1 and 2 will receive a Bowls New Zealand certificate, the players and

the managers in both divisions will receive a badge and a certificate from Bowls New Zealand and a

trophy. All entries in Division 1 and 2 will receive Bowls New Zealand certificates.


COMPETITORS

MEN’S INTERCLUB

Division 1 – Terrace End Bowling Club

REGION 1 REGION 2 REGION 3 REGION 4 REGION 5 REGION 6

Club

Centre Onehunga

Auckland

Manurewa Cosmopolitan

Counties Manukau

Te Karaka

Gisborne East Coast

Wanganui

Wanganui

Stoke Nelson

Kaikorai

Dunedin

SINGLES Kevin Dixon Jamie Hill David File Clint Park Shannon McIlroy Craig McCaw

PAIRS

Skip Scott Evans Neville Hill Adam McIroy Cary Pinker John Haddock Geoff Wilson

Lead Tom Delany Dwayne Cameron July Williams Warwick Pinker Lloyd Bellis Regan Larkin

FOURS

Skip Dan Delany Shane Drabble John Dawson Ray Park James Pugh Graeme Allan

Third Frankie

Taungihihifo Paul Howe Arthur Baty Ray Savage Tom Closey Steve Wilson

Second Colin O’Brien Chris Warren Lofty Hurrell Glen Springer Paul Baken Russell Dawe

Lead Lindsay Gilmore Steve Bicknell Duncan

MacPhersen Michael Watty Chris Alldred Joe Gordon

COACH Bill Jones

MANAGER Gary Fleming Lester Wright Tony Herbert Peter Hodson Warren Thompson

WOMEN’S INTERCLUB Division 1 – Terrace End Bowling Club


Club

Centre Browns Bay

North Harbour

Taupo Bay of Plenty

Heretaunga

Hawkes Bay

Wanganui Wanganui

United

Nelson

Invercargill

Southland

SINGLES Wendy Jensen Wendy Green Natarsha Grimshaw

Dianne Patterson Jo Edwards Pam Calder

PAIRS

Skip Paulette Mytton Robyn Martin

Jane Selby-Paterson

Sonia Wooding Kirsten Griffin Lynne Beardsley

Lead Elaine McClintock Doreen Ryan Helen Bentley Lesley Bourke Colleen Earl Glenice Paisley

FOURS

Skip Lisa Parlane Liz Witton Colleen Ferrick Pam Burgess Barbara McGregor Pat Clark

Third Judith Seager Lynette McIntosh Lois Stewart Dot Belliss Amy McIlroy Beth McIntosh

Second Gail Dick Marlene Jordan Pam Rowlands Cynthia Adams Dianne Potts Elaine James

Lead Anne Dorreen Urshla Croft Elaine Lange Yvonne Maniapoto Kristine Greaney Joss Scott

COACH Elaine Wiggins Elaine Hemi Pat Clark

MANAGER Elaine McClintock Pauline Choat Wendy Stuthridge Ann Mackie

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MEN’S INTERCLUB Division 2 - Palmerston North Bowling Club


Club

Centre Riverhead

North Harbour

Papakura Counties Manukau

Heretaunga

Hawkes Bay

Central Levin

Kapiti Coast

Rangiora

Canterbury

North End

Southland

SINGLES Duane McDonald Warren Adams Mike Isaacson Trevor Tuatara Rick Day Steve Ferrarri

PAIRS

Skip Perry Meinung Steve Dumper Bruce Stewart Ray Hudson Trevor Skerten Norman Lelievre

Lead Doug George Geoff Morris Pat O’Neil Ross McLean Mark McGill Phil Mahoney

FOURS

Skip Gordon Smith Ian Godon Bill Hynd Robbie Stewart Mike Ebel Stu Le Breton

Third Alex Grimes Peter LamSam Dennis Biggs Norman Kopke Terry Hocking Bryan Hartsonge

Second Warren Flaunty John Fitzpatrick John Young Ian McQueen Alfred Clack Derek Salton

Lead Keith Wood Jim Hart Bruce Sullivan Danny Madden John Chatterton Edgar Potter

COACH

MANAGER Jim Corric Paul Selby Gary Burns Roger Shadbolt Jim Fenson

WOMEN’S INTERCLUB

Division 2 – Palmerston North Bowling Club


Club

Centre Browns Bay

North Harbour


Counties Manukau

Poverty Bay

Gisborne East Coast

Naenae

Wellington

United

Nelson

Gore RSA Southland

SINGLES Lin East Raewyn Renall Val McGreevy Lisa White Alison Edwards Ruth Benson

PAIRS

Skip Rona Turner Nelly Yep Marilyn Knowles Cath Jones Laurel Mexted Shona Klimeck

Lead Kerin Roberts Maka Hetaraka Marion Jones Leah Addley Lorraine Arenold Yvonne Williams

FOURS

Skip Shona Chambers Meg Pennell Jan Kingsbeer Robyn Fitgerald Nora Harvey Maree Barclay

Third Teri Hughes Maria Darwin Agnes Gray Leonie Gough Maureen Gibbons Gay Abernethy

Second Eileen Shand Cheryl Hunia Kathy Carroll Jessie MaCaw Kaye Brown Jonette Cross

Lead Jan Harrison Lois Maddren Ngawai Turipa Lillian Renata Linda Erasmus Val Lithgow

COACH Colleen Macnay Jan Jones Robyn Fitgerald

MANAGER Les Kennedy Kerry Downie

DRAW

Division 1 Men – Terrace End Bowling Club, 21 and 22 March Green: One = A, Green: Two = B, Green: Three = C

CLUB CENTRE

Wanganui Wanganui


Counties Manukau

Stoke Nelson

Te Karaka Gisborne East Coast

Onehunga Auckland

Kaikorai Dunedin

Rink Win/ Loss

Shots for/ against

Net total shots

Rink

Win/ Loss

Shots for/ against

Net total shots

Rink

Win/ Loss

Shots for/ against

Net total shots

Rink

Win/ Loss

Shots for/ against

Net total shots

Rink

Win/ Loss

Shots for/ against

Net total shots

Rink

Win/ Loss

Shots for/ against

Net total shots

Round 1

Singles A1 A1 A3 A5 A3 A5

Pairs C4 C6 C2 C4 C6 C2

Fours B1 B3 B3 B5 B5 B1

SUB TOTALS AFTER Rd 1

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Round 3





Round 4

Singles C6 C4 C2 C2 C6 C4

Pairs B1 B1 B5 B3 B5 B3

Fours A2 A4 A6 A2 A4 A6


Round

5




FINAL SCORES

Division 1 Women - Terrace End Bowling Club, 21 and 22 March Green: One = A, Green: Two = B, Green: Three = C

CLUB CENTRE

Heretaunga Hawkes Bay

Browns Bay North Harbour

Wanganui Wanganui

Taupo Bay of Plenty

Invercargill Southland

United Nelson

Rink Win/ Loss

Shots for/ against

Net total shots

Rink Win/ Loss

Shots for/ against

Net total shots

Rink Win/ Loss

Shots for/ against

Net total shots

Rink Win/ Loss

Shots for/ against

Net total shots

Rink Win/ Loss

Shots for/ against

Net total shots

Rink Win/ Loss

Shots for/ Against

Net total shots

Round 1





Round 2





Round 3





Round 4





Round

5




FINAL SCORES

Division 2 Men – Palmerston North Bowling Club, 21 and 22 March Green: One = A, Green: Two = B, Green: Three = C

CLUB CENTRE

Northend Southland

Central Levin Kapiti Coast

Papakura Counties Manukau

Rangiora Canterbury

Riverhead North Harbour

Heretaunga Hawkes Bay

Rink Win/ Loss

Shots for/ against

Net total shots

Rink Win/ Loss

Shots for/ against

Net total shots

Rink Win/ Loss

Shots for/ against

Net total shots

Rink Win/ Loss

Shots for/ against

Net total shots

Rink

Win/ Loss

Shots for/ against

Net total shots

Rink Win/ Loss

Shots for/ against

Net total shots

Round 1





Round 2





Round 3





Round 4





Round 5




FINAL SCORES

Division 2 Women – Palmerston North Bowling Club, 21 and 22 March Green: One = A, Green: Two = B, Green: Three = C

CLUB CENTRE


Counties Manukau

Gore RSA Southland

Browns Bay North Harbour

Naenae Wellington

Poverty Bay Gisborne East Coast

United Nelson

Rink Win/ Loss

Shots for/ against

Net total shots

Rink Win/ Loss

Shots for/ against

Net total shots

Rink Win/ Loss

Shots for/ against

Net total shots

Rink Win/ Loss

Shots for/ against

Net total shots

Rink Win/ Loss

Shots for/ against

Net total shots

Rink Win/ Loss

Shots for/ Against

Net total shots

Round 1





Round 2





Round 3





Round 4





Round

5




FINAL SCORES

PREVIOUS WINNERS

Division 1

YEAR MEN’S WINNERS WOMEN’S WINNERS

1991 Paritutu

No event

1992 Aramoho

1993 Canterbury

1994 Kia Toa

1995 Hillsboro

1996 Victoria

1997 Johnsonville Matamata

1998 Fairfield Wellington Women's

1999 Wanganui Matamata

2000 West End Matamata

2001 Avondale Matamata

2002 Fairfield United

2003 Aramoho United

2004 Hornby Domain United

2005 Takapuna Paritutu

2006 Manurewa Palmerston North

2007 Takapuna Mt Maunganui

2008 Palmerston North Elmwood

2009 Eastbourne Johnsonville

2010 Stoke Alexandra

2011 North East Valley Wanganui

2012 Frankton Railway Northern

2013 Stoke Johnsonville

2014 Alexandra Carlton Cornwall

Division 2

YEAR MEN’S WINNERS WOMEN’S WINNERS

2006 Okato Beckenham

2007 Rawhiti Glenfield

2008 Tauranga South Northern

209 Papakura Matua

2010 Stokes Valley Arawa

2011 Tauranga South Onehunga

2012 Kia Toa Kensington

2013 Palmerston North Northern

2014 Mt Maunganui Northern

Documents

2015 Interclub programme