Bowls WA Fixturebook 2013 2014

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CONTENTS PAGEBowls WA Contacts 5Bowls WA Field of Play Rules 62013-2014 Event Calendar 17Metropolitan Pennants General Conditions of Play 36Men’s Midweek Pennant Draw 44Men’s Midweek Pennant Contacts 46Men’s Midweek Pennant Conditions of Play 48Men’s Saturday Pennant Draw 55Men’s Saturday Pennant Contacts 58Men’s Saturday Pennant Conditions of Play 60Women’s Tuesday Pennant Draw 67Women’s Tuesday Pennant Contacts 69Women’s Tuesday Pennant Conditions of Play 71Women’s Saturday Pennant Draw 75Women’s Saturday Pennant Contacts 76Women’s Saturday Pennant Conditions of Play 77Women’s Friday Night Pennant Draw 81Women’s Friday Night Pennant Contacts 82Women’s Friday Night Conditions of Play 83Schedule of Fines and Administration Fees 86Metropolitan Bowling Club Details 88

Bowls WALevel 1, 158 Main StreetOsborne Park WA 6017

All Correspondence to:PO Box 123, Osborne Park WA 6917

Ph: (08) 9340 0800, Fax: (08) 9340 0888Email: [email protected]

Website: www.bowlswa.com.auinformation correct as of September 1 2013 3FIXTURE BOOK 2013 - 2014

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Preface

The Royal Western Australian Bowling Association (Inc), trading as Bowls WA, is responsible for advancing, promoting and controlling the game of lawn bowls in WA.

Bowls WA is made up of 207 clubs (metro-67, country -140) with a total of 17,967 members (male-11,909 female 6,058) making it one of the largest sporting organisations in WA.

The organisation is governed by the Constitution and By Laws to cover the management of the organisation and the Field of Play Rules to cover matters pertaining to the game of bowls.

Bowls WA Patron The Governor of Western AustraliaHis Excellency Malcolm McCusker AV CVO QC

Bowls WA Vice Patrons Beryl Brennan & Bill Gilbride

Bowls WA Board Patrick Buller (President)................0417 934 646Graham Leeks.................................0412 277 233Kerry Andersen...............................0409 299 829Wendy Ireland.................................0418 902 820Wiggy Harley...................................0427 956 411Therese Hastings........................... 0400 052 235Hendy Cowan.................................0429 920 491Derek Boardman.............................0418 768 897

Bowls WA Staff Bowls WA Office...................................9340 0800CEO Ken Pride....................................9340 0808Communications / Jack Hi...................9340 0807Admin/Reception.................................9340 0806Competitions and Events.....................9340 0811Accounts..............................................9340 0802High Performance................................9340 0803Inclusive Practices...............................9340 0804

Community Development Officer Daniel Woodrow..............................0408 136 831

Sunday Times Bowls Clive Adams....................................0418 941 365

Bowls WA Photographer John Bellenger.....................................9498 7468

Bowls WA Committees

Finance & Governance Wiggy Harley (Ch)Patrick Buller, Graham Leeks, Derek Boardman

Membership and Participation Wendy Ireland (Ch)Clive Adams, John Ilian, Daniel Woodrow

Bowls Management Graham Leeks (Ch)John Goddard, Max Petrich, Tom Gates, Peter Falconer, Angela Booth, Anne Lilley, Merle Burn, Brian Burton, Therese Hastings, Des Jones, Michael Goble-Garratt, John Lewis, Kerry Andersen, Jaewyn Norton.

Fixtures and Events Therese Hastings (Ch)Brian Burton, Ian Marshall, John Bridge, Ian Wittber, Marc Abonnel, Wayne Molloy, Leonie Potts, Lyn Wall, Di Anderton, Helen Hamilton, Elizabeth Petrich

Rules Michael Goble-Garratt (Ch)George Bydder, William Cowan, Susan Hogg, Michael Miller, Dennis Green, Wiggy Harley

Greens and Infrastructure Des Jones (Ch)Norm Anderton, Neville Nash, Kevin Lynch, Jim Powell, Gary Pollett, Bill Blakely, Dicky Dawe

High Performance and Coaching Brian Jeppesen, Pieter Harris, Lindsay Thorn, Roma Dunn, Tony Hockey, Jaewyn Norton, Colin Johnson, Roger Barns

BOWLS WA CONTACTS


BOWLS WA EVENTS AND COMPETITIONS - FIELD OF PLAY RULES

All players and/or clubs entering Bowls WA events and competitions acknowledge and agree to abide by the Laws of the Sport of Bowls and the Bowls WA Field of Play Rules and to respect the integrity of gender, cross gender and grading regulations as specified in the Conditions of Play for each event or competition.

A League cannot run Pennant competitions against Bowls WA Open Events, without first writing and seeking permission from the Chief Executive Officer. A player is only eligible to play their Club Championships at the club which is the player’s “Home Club”. In the case of a player transferring home clubs during the season, they may not compete in any Championship at their new home club in which they competed at their old home club. E.g. Club championship singles. Players may only in one season be the champion of any one club.

RESPONSIBILITIES AND AUTHORITIESThe Bowls Management Committee is responsible to review, add to, delete or alter these Rules and their associated Conditions of Play. Recommendations for changes to these Rules or their associated Conditions of Play are to be submitted in writing through the appropriate Operational Committee for consideration by the Bowls Management Committee. The Bowls Management Committee reserves the right to accept, decline or make alterations as appropriate to these recommendations.

The Fixtures and Events Committee reserve the right to refuse nominations and to delay, postpone, reschedule, abandon or alter the advertised Specific Competitions Conditions of Play for any Bowls WA event or competition.

DEFINITIONS To provide clarity in these Field of Play Rules, unless the context or subject matter otherwise indicates the meaning of such words or letters shall be as described in these definitions.

AGGREGATE The combined number of shots scored by each team in a side during a side’s game.

AFFILIATED CLUBA Club affiliated with Bowls WA as described in the BowlsWA Constitution and Bowls WA By Laws.

ATTIREThe appropriate clothing to be worn for Bowls Australia or Bowls WA events; as described in the Bowls Australia Attire policy.

BOWLS AUSTRALIA EVENTNational and International events under the control of Bowls Australia or any other event under the control of or conducted on behalf of Bowls Australia or World Bowls; which may include, but is not limited to, the Australian Sides Championships, Australian Open, Australian Indoor Singles, Australian Champion of Champions and Australian Under 18 Championships.

BOWLS WA EVENT Includes, but is not limited to, State Events, Metropolitan Pennant Competition, Country Week, Country League and Country Zone events, or events under the control of, or conducted on behalf of World Bowls or Bowls Australia by the Bowls WA Fixtures and Events committees or events conducted by Club Match committees on behalf of Bowls WA.

BOWLS WA OPEN EVENTAn event which with the exception of gender and or affiliation specifications; has no other specified eligibility requirements.

BWA OFFICIALA member of the Bowls WA Board or Bowls WA Committees.

BYEA side, team or players who do not have opponents to play in a scheduled fixture or a round in an event are awarded a BYE. In the case of a round in an event, player(s) will proceed to the following round, with no loss of entitlements.

CLEARANCEAs referred to in Bowls WA Field of Play Rules- Bowls WA Events and Competitions.



COMPOSITE SIDE OR TEAMA side or team formed from any number of players who are members of different clubs affiliated with Bowls WA.

CONDITIONS OF PLAYRefer to the Laws of the Sport of Bowls and Specific Event Conditions Of Play.

CONTROLLING BODYThe body having immediate control over the Conditions of Play under which a game is played according to the Laws of the Sport of Bowls.

DEFAULTING PLAYER, TEAM OR SIDEA side, team or player that does not meet the requirements of any specific law or laws contained in the Laws of the Sport of Bowls or Bowls WA Field of Play Rules or Metropolitan Pennant Conditions of Play.

DOMESTIC REGULATIONFor domestic play, member National Authorities can make domestic regulations to cover some aspects of the sport according to the Laws of the Sport of Bowls

EXTREME WEATHERWeather (Heat, rain, electrical disturbance or any other inclement weather phenomenon) that forces a game to be abandoned.

FINALSFinals may include Semi-Finals, Preliminary Finals, Grand Finals and Metropolitan Pennant Finals.

FORFEITA game that is awarded to an opponent when a side, team or player is unable to play or withdraws from a competition after the draw has been completed not meeting the requirements of one or more Laws of the Sport of Bowls or Bowls WA Field of Play Rules or Specific Event Conditions of Play.

HOME CLUBThe club that pays the players capitation fee to Bowls WA.

INTEGRITY RULEEvery club, side, team or player entering in Bowls WA Events or Competitions shall respect and act with honesty and truthfulness to uphold the intent and spirit of the competition, refer to the Integrity of Graded Pennants Policy.

LAWThe Laws which control the sport of bowls as described in the Laws of the Sport of Bowls.

MASTERS QUALIFICATION As defined by Australia Masters Qualifications Policy available from the Bowls Australia website (www.bowlsaustralia.com.au).

MASTERS EVENTAn event, competition or tournament reserved for player(s), who have a Masters Qualification.

MATCH OFFICIALA person appointed by the Controlling Body to conduct an event for or on behalf of the Controlling Body.

METROPOLITAN PENNANT ENTITLEMENTSThe Pennant Divisions for which a club is eligible to apply based on the previous season’s promotions or relegations and or vacancies within the competition as advised annually by the appropriate Fixtures and Events Committee.

NOVICEA Novice is a first or second year capitated player.

NOVICE EVENTAn event, competition or tournament reserved for Novice players.

OVER 60’SA player aged 60 years or over.



OVER 60’s EVENTAn event, competition or tournament reserved for over 60’s players.

PENNANT SEASON COMMENCEMENTThe first pennant game is deemed to be the first game played by any gender in the current pennant season.

PLAYER PROTECTIONThe protection afforded to a player for concurrent events. Refer to the Laws of the Sport of Bowls and Bowls WA Field of Play Rules.

REPLACEMENT PLAYERA replacement player is one who is appointed to take the place of an intended member prior to the start of the competition. The appointment of a replacement player will be subject to the approval of the Controlling Body.

SUBSTITUTE PLAYERA Substitute is a member who acts as a proxy for an intended member or a constituted player in a team who is unavailable or physically incapable and therefore prevented from attending or continuing in a game.

UMPIREA person who has received accreditation through a National Officiating course.

UMPIRE OF THE DAYThe umpire appointed by, or on behalf of, the Controlling Body to officiate at an event. Refer to the Laws of the Sport of Bowls and Bowls WA Field of Play Rules.

UNDER 18’SA player aged less than eighteen (18) years.

UNDER 18’S EVENTAn event, competition or tournament reserved for Under 18’s players.

VETERANA player aged 70 years or more.

VETERANS EVENTAn event, competition or tournament reserved for veteran players.

WALKOVERA general term used to describe the advancement of a side, team or player, to the next round of a competition without playing a game in the current round of the competition.


BOWLS WA GENERAL CONDITIONS

Only capitated members of clubs are eligible to take part in Bowls WA Competitions and Events, subject to membership restrictions applied by individual clubs.

Nominations for Bowls WA events will not be accepted unless the nomination fee is received by the due date.

1. Eligibility1.1 Male players are not eligible to play in Bowls WA Events, when these events are designated as “Women’s”

events.1.2 Female players are not eligible to play in Bowls WA Events, when these events are designated as “Men’s”

events.1.3 Cross gender substitution is only permitted in the Pennant Competition as described in Metropolitan

Pennant Conditions of Play and Country League Pennant Conditions of Play.

1.4 Multiple club membership A Player who is a member of more than one club shall;

(i) Pay capitation at only one club which shall be regarded as the player’s Home Club.(ii) Play Pennant for their Home Club. (iii) If a player’s Home Club does not enter a side into a Defined Pennant Competition a player may

apply to play in that Pennant Competition for another club of which they are a member.(iv) Play Club Championships at their Home Club(v) If a player transfers Home Club’s after the commencement of the season a player shall not be

eligible to compete in any Club Championship at their new Home Club that they contested in the current season at their previous Home Club.

(vi) Where a player is the current season’s Club Champion of their previous Home Club they shall be entitled to enter that seasons Champion of Club Champion Event(s) as the Club Champion of their previous Home Club.

2. Late EntriesLate entries for a Bowls WA Event will be accepted onto a waiting list up until the Specific Event Draw has been published. Should withdrawals from the original draw occur, teams on the waiting list will be added to the draw in the order they were received.

Once the draw has been published, no late entries will be accepted. Players/teams on a waiting list may only be considered up until 24 hours prior to the commencement of the event to replace a withdrawn player/team only.

3. Replacement Players and SubstitutesReplacement Players and Substitutes may be used in Bowls WA events and competitions, under the followingconditions:

3.1 When it is known prior to the commencement day of an event that replacement players or substitutes will be used in a team; Bowls WA must be immediately notified.

3.2 When a team requires the use of a replacement player or substitute on the day of and prior to the commencement of, or during the event or on any other day of the event; the Umpire of the Day and officiating Match Committee at the relevant venue must be immediately notified and permission sort to use the replacement player or substitute.

3.3 Replacement players and substitutes may only be used in accordance with the Laws of the Sport of Bowls; Domestic Regulations.

3.4 A defeated player in any Bowls WA event may not act as a replacement player or substitute in the same event.

4. Forfeits4.1 A team representative or a singles player must notify the appropriate Bowls WA Fixtures and Events

Committee (not the hosting venue) as soon as possible prior to the day of an event if they are unable to participate and intend to forfeit.

4.2 If on the day of play a team representative or a singles player intends to forfeit they must notify the hosting venue.

4.3 The recipient of a forfeit shall be awarded a win.4.4 A team or singles player that forfeits during any Bowls WA event (Sectional or Knockout) shall be liable

for a fine (per player), except that if in the final game of any sectional play the result of the singles players or teams drawn to play against each other will have no effect upon the final sectional winner they may, with the consent of the Controlling Body, elect not to play.

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4.5 A team or singles player that forfeits one or more games in sectional play will be considered as never entering the event and all previous scores shall be deleted. Except where 4.4 applies.

Penalty: ► Failure to notify Bowls WA prior to the start of an event of an intended forfeit may result in a fine.► A forfeit on any day of the competition except as described in Bowls WA Field of Play Rules shall result

in a fine.5. ByeA team or singles player receiving a Bye shall progress to the next round of the event with no loss or gain of entitlements.

6. Practice6.1 If a team or singles player that has not yet played is due to meet a team or singles player that has already

played on the same day, the team or singles player can practice as long as:► The Controlling Body gives approval;► There is enough time available without delaying the event; and ► Another rink is available apart from that on which the team or singles has been drawn to play later

that day.6.2 If a team or singles player has already played on the same green on the same day, that team or singles

player can practice in accordance with 6.1 above if they have a Bye. 6.3 The Controlling Body should allocate the rink on which a team or singles player can practice.6.4 If two teams or two singles players are entitled to practice:

► They can practice together; and► The format of, and the number of bowls used in, the practice should be decided by the players

concerned according to the Laws of the Sport of Bowls.

7. Late Appearance7.1 In all Bowls WA events 30 minutes is allowed beyond the scheduled starting time. If at the end of 30

minutes a side, team or player is not present and no replacement player or substitute is available the opponent will be awarded a forfeit.

7.2 In the case of extenuating circumstances (eg. Major freeway hold-up), the game can at the determination of the Bowls WA Fixtures and Events Committee be re-scheduled.

7.3 It is the responsibility of the Manager of a side or team or a singles player to make every effort to immediately notify the host club and the Controlling Body of the extenuating circumstances which will delay their arrival at the venue and to apply for consideration for the game to be re-scheduled.

8. Player Protection8.1 A player, coach or official engaged in State Championships under the control of Bowls WA, National

or International Events under the control of Bowls Australia or World Bowls shall be protected by the Zone, League, Region or Club concerned if simultaneously engaged in a Zone, League, Region or Club Championship.

8.2 Zones, Leagues, Regions and Clubs are requested not to schedule Championships that conflict with Bowls WA Open events or Bowls Australia National events; so as to encourage their members to compete or officiate at State and above level.

8.3 If Zones, Leagues, Regions or Clubs are unable to avoid concurrent scheduling, the Zone, League, Region or Club must provide player protection for their players and or officials for the period the player or official is actively engaged in; plus reasonable travelling time for Bowls WA Open Events; West Australian Qualifying Round for the Australian Open; Australian Open and selection trials for the Australian Sides Championship.

8.4 For all other events if a Zone, League, Region or Club Championship can not be re-scheduled or it is impractical to offer player protection the player(s) involved should decide which event to contest.

9. Trial Ends9.1 Before start of play in any game, or on the resumption of an unfinished competition or game on another

day, the Controlling Body may permit one trial end each way using as many bowls as will be used in the game according to the Laws of the Sport of Bowls.

9.2 Trial ends are not part of the game; the start of play is the rolling of the jack in the first end. All trial ends shall be completed by the scheduled starting time of the game and if still in progress at the scheduled starting time shall cease immediately.



9.3 In Bowls WA State Events, trial ends shall be restricted to the first game to be played on any one day on any one green by a side, team or player; except that if the direction of play on a green in any one day is changed or if a side, team or player is required to change greens additional trial ends will be permitted.

10. AttireThe appropriate clothing to be worn for Bowls Australia or Bowls WA events; as described in the Bowls Australia Attire Policy.

Penalty: ► The penalty for non-compliance, as reported by any Umpire or Bowls WA official (including Zone/League/

Region officials), the player/s may receive a fine.

11. Smoking and the Consumption of AlcoholAny lit or unlit smoking implement and alcoholic beverages are not permitted on the greens during any Bowls WA Competition or Event.

Penalty: ► For the first offence on that day, the player shall be warned by the Umpire of the Day.► If the player commits the same offence for the second time on the same day, the player shall be

disqualified from the game and no substitute or replacement player be permitted to take his/her place in the team, and the game will be forfeited to the opponent.

12. Use of Mobile Phones and Electronic DevicesAll mobile phones must be turned to silent (or vibrate) whilst on the banks or greens when play is in progress.

(i) Permission to use a mobile phone must be sought from the Umpire of the Day. (ii) For the first offence on that day, the player shall be warned by the Umpire of the Day.(iii) For the second offence a fine will be applied and thereafter a fine for each and every continuing offence. (iv) Electronic Devices are not permitted e.g. iPod’s or Radios.

13. Greens SafetyBowls WA, in identifying risks associated with bowls, has implemented the following rules in the best interests of risk management and Sports safety.

13.1 Players Players directly participating in a game are not permitted to sit on the banks with any portion of their body in the ditch or on the green whilst play is in progress. ► For the first offence on that day, the player shall be warned by the Umpire of the Day. ► A fine will be applied for each and every continuing offence.

13.2 Spectators and PlayersSpectators or players not directly participating in the game must abide by the Laws of The Sport.

14. PhotographsAll photographs that are taken at Bowls WA Association Events by the Official Bowls WA Photographer remain the property of Bowls WA.



15. Players Transferring Clubs15.1 Pennant Season Transfer There are specific conditions that apply to a player wishing to transfer their entitlement to PLAY for; and/

or transfer Home Club status to another club once the annual Metropolitan Pennant Competition has commenced.

(i) After the first Pennant game of each season and up to and including the 31st December of that year, permission will be granted to compete in the Metropolitan Pennant Competition and change Home Club status to another club subject to the Bowls WA Clearance By Law. Provided that:

a) The player applies in writiing to the Bowls WA CEO or his/her nominee.b) The player upon approval of the application and prior to competing in the first Pennant game for

their new Home Club pays the applicable administration fee to Bowls WA.(ii) After the 31st December of each season permission may only be granted in extreme circumstances to

compete in the Pennant Competition and change Home Club status to another club during the current season. Provided that:

a) The player applies in writing to the Bowls WA CEO or his/her nominee who will consider the application

b) The application is in accordance with the Bowls WA Clearance By Law.c) The player upon approval of the application and prior to competing in the first Pennant game for

their new Home Club pays the applicable administration fee to Bowls WA.

Penalty: A club will be forfeited and may incur a fine.

15.2 Out of Pennant Season Transfer Should any club claim that an outgoing player is in financial dispute with their club then they must contact

Bowls WA in writing, setting out their dispute with the player. The President and/or the CEO of Bowls WA shall appoint a mediator to resolve the dispute and the player may not play for any other club until the dispute is resolved.

15.3 Interstate Clearance15.3.1 Any member of an affiliated bowling club in another Australian State or Territory seeking membership of

a Club in this State shall lodge an Interstate Clearance Form, found on the Bowls Australia website under Club Assist-Policies, to their original State Association for processing.

15.3.2 Any capitated player of an affiliated bowling club in Western Australia seeking membership of a club in another State or Territory shall lodge an Interstate Clearance Form, found on the Bowls Australia website, to Bowls WA for processing.

16. Umpire of the Day16.1 While several umpires may officiate on any one day, only one (1) Umpire shall be designated as the

Umpire of the Day.16.2 The umpire of the day may delegate a representative to monitor the temperature.16.3 The Umpire of the Day shall be solely responsible to make the final decision in regard to the

interpretation of Laws or Rules and continuation, deferment or abandonment of play.

17. Fines and Administration Fees Any fine or administration fee shall be paid to Bowls WA in accordance with the invoice issued to:

► The Secretary of the Club where; the Club is liable for an administration fee or is being fined.► The player concerned where; any individual player is liable for an administration fee or is being fined.

Should the fine, or administration fee not be paid by the prescribed date, the following restrictions may apply until the fine, or administration fee is paid:

a) Where the Club is liable, the Club or any of its members may not be permitted to take part in any game or fixture conducted by Bowls WA or under patronage of Bowls WA, nor shall the representative of the club concerned be permitted to attend or take part in any meeting of Bowls WA.

b) Where an individual player or players is liable any such player or players may not be permitted to take part in any bowls game or fixture conducted by Bowls WA or under the patronage of Bowls WA.

The amount of each and every fine and administration fee shall be reviewed on an annual basis by the Bowls Management Committee.

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18. Appeals ProcessAny administrative decision by a Bowls WA Committee, fine or administration fee imposed, may be appealed through the following process:

(i) A written appeal with an explanation and listing all mitigating circumstances is to be lodged with the Bowls Management Committee within 48 hours of the written notification of the decision.

(ii) The Bowls Management Committee will consider the appeal, and provide the lodger with a written copy of their findings.

(iii) A Sub Committee of seven (7) members of the Bowls Management Committee, one being the Chairman, will hear appeals on operational committee decisions made, if, the full Bowls Management Committee was not due to convene a normal meeting within (10) working days of receipt of the appeal. The committee would comprise three male and three female members and be selected on a rotational basis as required.

(iv) The decision of the Bowls Management Committee is final.

19. Delaying PlayIf the Umpire, either by their own observation or on appeal from one of the skips or an opponent in singles, decides that a player is deliberately delaying the delivery of a player’s bowl:

► On the first occasion the Umpire shall warn the player;► If the player commits the same offence a second time the end will be regarded as completed and the

opponents of the offender will score as many shots as there are bowls in use by such opponent.► If the player offends a third time the game will be forfeited to the opponent.

20. Death at the venue or in transit20.1 Death in transit Should a Players Death occur in transit, the match in question is immediately abandoned.20.2 Death at the venue

20.2.1 Should there be a death of a player immediately prior to or during the match, that match will be abandoned.

20.2.2 Should there be a death of a player, official, spectator, employee or any other person not directly involved in an individual match, the commencement or continuation of that match will require the joint agreement of the respective team managers. Should agreement not be reached, the match will be abandoned.

20.3 Pennant Fixtures. Should this occur during any pennant fixture and the required number of ends to constitute a game

has been completed, then a winner shall be determined at the time play ceased. Should there not be a constituted game, then the fixture will be treated as abandoned and equal points shall be awarded.

20.4 Other Bowls events. The controlling body shall determine when and if the event shall be replayed/rescheduled.

21. Player damaging the GreenThe Umpire of the Day shall be at liberty to warn a player if in their opinion he is causing damage to the green. Following the warning, if the player continues to cause damage to the green, the Controlling Body may request the player to retire from the green and take no further part in the match.

21.1 Refusing to leave the green If the player refuses to leave the green, the player will be considered to become a defaulting player as

per law 1.3.3 and law 1.3.10 will apply. The umpire’s decision is final.


BOWLS WA EVENT INFORMATION

Refer to Field of Play Rules and relevant Conditions of Play for full details. GENERAL MATCH INFORMATIONBowls WA: 9340 0800Pieter Harris (Competitions and Events): 0427 709 933 FIELD OF PLAY RULES and CONDITIONS OF PLAYThe Field of Play Rules refer to all Bowls WA events, unless otherwise specified. The General Conditions are available on the website www.bowlswa.com.au and on page 10.All Events, including Pennants, State Championships, Country Week etc, will have Event Specific Conditions of Play. The Conditions of Play are available on our website www.bowlswa.com.au and are listed as “Men’s State Pairs Conditions of Play” etc. Bowls WA Fixtures and Events Committee reserves the right to change the Conditions of Play at any time. RESPONSIBILITYIt is the club and the player’s responsibility to ensure they are familiar with the Field of Play Rules and the Conditions of Play for each event. ENTRY FORMSThe entry forms for the 2013-2014 season will be distributed throughout the year via club mail outs and will be available on the Bowls WA website under Events. PLEASE PRINT NAMES CLEARLY and ensure that entry forms are FULLY COMPLETED. CLOSING DATE on entry forms for all events is the closing date at the Bowls WA Office. LATE ENTRIES will not be automatically accepted. All late entries must be received in writing (letter, email or fax). DRAWS will be posted on the Bowls WA Website. CANCELLATIONS must be received in writing (letter, email or fax) before the draw has been completed to be eligible for a refund. Refunds will be payable to the club or player after the event. CANCELLATIONS with less than 24 hours notice prior to the event may incur a fine. NO SHOWS players who do not show up to compete in events may incur a fine or be disqualified. CLUB EVENTS (INCLUDING MASTERS)Bowls WA does not run club events (including Masters) and questions pertaining to these should be directed to the host club. The format for Club Championships and the Conditions of Play are determined by the Club.

TROPHIESPerpetual Trophies will be maintained by Bowls WA, and held at the Bowls WA Office. Replica trophies or certificates will be provided by Bowls WA. Brooches/Medals/BadgesBrooches/Medals/Badges will be presented to winners of relevant events and are provided by Bowls WA. THE FIXTURES AND EVENTS COMMITTEE RESERVES THE RIGHT TO ALTER THE CONDITIONS OF PLAY AT ANY TIME The Fixtures and Events Committee reserves the right to make all arrangements, to fix and/or alter starting times, to alter or make any variations to the conditions of any event or to the programme. The Committee reserves the right to change or cancel any event.

● All disputes shall be settled by the appropriate Bowls WA Committee. Any member of the Bowls WA Fixtures and Events Committee competing in a tournament, may assist the committee on the day, but is not permitted to represent the Fixtures and Events Committee or participate in the discussion or resolution of any claim, dispute or decision on the Rules of Bowls within the competition he/she is a competitor.

● To be eligible to enter any Bowls WA event, players must be capitated.


● Entries must be made to the Bowls WA Fixtures and Events Committee, PO Box 123, Osborne Park WA 6917 no later than 4.30pm on the closing date shown on the official Entry Form. Late entries will be accepted only at the discretion of the Bowls WA Fixtures and Events Committee.

● All entries shall be subject to the approval of the Bowls WA Fixtures and Events Committee, which reserves the right to refuse entry without giving reason for such refusal.

● Once entries have closed, no refund will be available except upon production of a medical certificate or upon a written request to the Bowls WA Match Committee that shall approve/decline the request.

DRUGS IN SPORTA competitor shall not knowingly make use of any drug to enhance their performance. Infringement of this condition may mean disqualification. A list of prohibited drugs is available on the ASADA Website. (www.asada.gov.au) LIABILITYBowls WA accepts no liability or responsibility for loss, theft or damage to a participant’s equipment. SUSPENDEND PLAYERSIn the event of a player being suspended by Bowls WA, the player shall not be eligible to enter or play in any Bowls WA event during the period of suspension.

BOWLS WA EVENT INFORMATION


BOWLS WA CALENDAR OF EVENTS

MAJOR EVENTS 2013/2014

NationalNational Under 18 Championships Sept 30 - Oct 3, Sorrento WANational Champion of Champions Oct 11-13, Ascot Park SAOver 60’s Australian Championship Oct 22-25, Geelong Vict.Australian Premier League Nov 19-22, Pine Rivers QldAustralian Open February 16-21, Darebin VictNational Super 6 March 28-29, Burnie TasAustralian Sides Championships March 31-April 3, Burnie TasAustralian Indoor Singles August 18-21, Tweed Heads, NSW

StateWomen’s Australian Open Qualifying (Singles, Pairs, Fours) Oct 5-7Men’s Australian Open Qualifying (Singles, Pairs, Fours) Oct 16-18Women’s Veterans Day Oct 9Men’s State Fours Oct 19,20 & 27State Mixed Pairs - Australian Open Qualifying Nov 10-11Women’s State Fours Dec 1,2&4Bowls World Women’s State Pairs Dec 15,16&18Bowls World Men’s State Pairs Dec 27-30Women’s 100up Singles Jan 8-10Bluesky Healthcare State Singles; Men Jan 19&25-27, Women Jan 25-27Men’s Country Allstars v Men’s State Squad February 27Men’s Country Week Feb 28 & March 1-7Women’s Country v Metro Challenge March 16Women’s Country Week March 17-23Henselite Men’s and Women’s State Triples April 5-7Under 18 State Championships April 12-17Men’s Champion of Club Champion Singles & Novice Singles April 12-13Women’s Champion of Club Champion Pairs April 12-13Women’s Inter Region Round Robin April 12-13Men’s 3rd Division and Under Singles and Pairs April 19-22Women’s Champion of Club Champion Singles & Novice Singles April 26-27Men’s Champion of Club Champion Pairs April 26-27Australian Indoor Singles Qualifying Women May 3-4, Men May 17-18

Prestigous and Other EventsWomen’s Veterans Day to be advisedSorrento Men’s Master Singles Nov 24 & Dec 1-3Doubleview Men’s Master Pairs February 16, 23-25Mosman Park Women’s Master Singles February 28 - March 1North Beach Women’s Master Pairs April 8-10Bowls WA Corporate Shield April 26Internations Bowls Carnival May 3-4

Over 60’sWomen’s Over 60’s State Singles Oct 30-31 & Nov 1Women’s Over 60’s State Pairs Nov 13-15Men’s Over 60’s Triples Dec 9-11Men’s Over 60’s Pairs February 10-12Women’s Over 60’s Triples March 5-7Men’s Over 60’s State Singles March 17-19

Country Zone/LeagueWomen’s ILRR Pairs - SWZ Nov 20-21Women’s ILRR Pairs - EZ, SZ, NZ Nov 23-24Men’s Inter League Round Robin Jan 10-12Men’s Inter Zone Round Robin Feb 8-9Women’s ILRR Fours - EZ Feb 8-9Women’s ILRR Fours - SZ, SWZ Feb 12-14Women’s ILRR Fours - NZ Feb 15-16Women’s IZRR Pairs - Feb 22-23Women’s IZRR Fours - March 29-30



MENDate Event Club7-8 Spring Carnival Safety Bay7-8, 14-16 Consistency Singles Mt Lawley21-22 Bethanie Villages Spring Fours Dalk/Ned29 Open Fours Carnival Manning

WOMENDate Event Club13 Chris Bursey Spring Carnival Warwick19-20 Ladies Spring Fours Dalk/Nedlands24-27 Consistency Singles Mt Lawley

MIXEDDate Event ClubNO EVENTS LISTED

MENDate Event Club5 Men’s Fours Moodiarrup7 Westonia Fours Westonia7-8 Batavia Classic Denison7-8 Spring Carnival Port Bouvard7-8 Golden Ram Fours Wagin8 S/W King Scroungers Championship Eaton9 1/2 Day Pairs Westonia10 Golden Nugget Carnival Kalgoorlie14-15 G. Aitken Split Fours Eaton15-17 Boulder Race Round Carnival Boulder19-20 Boulder Race Round Carnival Boulder21-22 Men’s Classic Kulin21-22 Spring Carnival Fours Wongan Hills 22 Split Fours Halls Head25 Open Men’s Fours Capel25-26 Alcoa Split Fours Waroona27 AG Supplies Pre Season Fours Bruce Rock29-30 Merredin Club Opening Day Merredin

WOMENDate Event Club5 Ladies Open Day Denison10 Spring Triples Mandurah10 Ladies Open Day Geraldton12 Murray Criddle Triples Northampton13 Waroona Invitation Fours Waroona18-19 Geraldton Ladies Classic Geraldton20 Split Fours Meadow Springs24 Pemberton Gala Day Pemberton26 Ladies Fours Moodiarrup27 Yunderup Spring Carnival Yunderup

MIXEDDate Event Club3 Open Cash Pairs Bunbury16 Ray’s Day Mixed Triples Albany23 Any Combination Fours Boyup Brook

METRO EVENTS

STATE/NATIONAL EVENTSDate Event 14-15 WA v Vict. Series (Women)22-23 Country Coaching Enhancement30, 1-3 National Under 18 Championships (WA)

COUNTRY EVENTSSEPTEMBER 2013

Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun

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MENDate Event Club13 Purslowe Plate Men’s Fours Midland Morrison27 Kenny Martin Memorial Triples Hilton Park

WOMENDate Event Club4 Spring Fours Gosnells11 Mareena Purslowe Gala Day Willetton11 Gala Day Mosman Park11 Gala Day Warwick12-13 Spring Carnival Safety Bay13 Lightning Fours 1000 Mt Pleasant18 Gala Day Bullcreek18 Fun Day Mills Park25 Gala Day Armadale25 Open Medley Fours Mundaring26 Gala Day Wanneroo

MIXEDDate Event Club6 Brookwood Open Mixed Pairs Mundaring30 Any Combination Jack Pairs Mills Park

MENDate Event Club1-2 XXXX Open Men’s Fours Bunbury2 Binnu Bandits Northampton2 Pemberton Hotel Invitation Fours Pemberton4 Kellerberrin Invitation Day Kellerberrin4 Mukinbudin Open Day Mukinbudin4-5 Stanbee Stockfeeds Mens Fours Yunderup6 Drennan O’Malley Open Pairs Wonthella8-9 Men’s Triples Carnival Albany10 Nungarin Open Day Nungarin10 Landmark Fours Narembeen12-13 Mandurah Classic Mandurah13 Kaka Threes Open Denison13 Caffell Shield Tammin15-16 Invitation Fours Middleton Beach16 Kalannie Klassic Men’s Fours Kalannie16-17 Golden Pipeline Invitation Cunderdin18 D Saunders / W Castle Open Pairs Eaton22-23 Kukerin Men’s Classic Kukerin27 Dyson Jones Fours Corrigin28 Mixed Divorced Pairs Eaton29 Beacon Open Day Beacon30-31 John Brand Invitation Pairs Eaton

WOMENDate Event Club3 Invitation Day Kondinin4 Righters Quadraparite Fours Geraldton4 Zone Friendship Day Bunbury9 Open Pairs Pinjarra11 Gala Day Halls Head11 AG Lime/Gypsum Invitation Day Wyalkatchem11 Dandaragan Fours Dandaragan12-13 Gingin Ladies Classic Gingin13 Super I.G.A. Open Fours Wonthella14-15 Kulin Ladies Classic Kulin16 Gala Day Port Bouvard17 Ladies Gala Day Denmark18 Open Triples Capel19 Ladies Open Day Merredin19-20 Dalwallinu Invitation Day Dalwallinu19-20 Classic Fours Dudley Park20 Shackleton Invitation Day Shackleton22 Beacon Open Day Beacon25 Gala Day Eaton25 Moora Open Day Moora25 William Barrett Gala Day Donnybrook26-27 Ladies Gala Weekend Civic Merredin31,1 Ladies Fours Open Carnival Dunsborough

METRO EVENTS

STATE/NATIONAL EVENTSDate Event30,1-3 National Under 18 Championships (WA)5-7 Men’s Australian Open Qualifying9 Women’s Veterans Day11-13 National Champion of Champions (SA)16-18 Women’s Australian Open Qualifying19-20, 27 Men’s State Fours22-25 Over 60’s Australian Championships (Vict)30-31,1 Women’s Over 60’s State Singles

COUNTRY EVENTSOCTOBER 2013


30 1 2 3 4 5 67 8 9 10 11 12 13

14 15 16 17 18 19 2021 22 23 24 25 26 2728 29 30 31 1 2 34 5 6 7 8 9 10



COUNTRY EVENTSMIXEDDate Event Club2 Invitation Fours Pemberton6 Bowls HQ/Taylor Bowls Mixed Carnival Dudley Park12 IGA Mixed Fours Balingup12 Mixed Fours Classic Binningup13 Any Combination Triples Narrogin20 Freshwater Mixed Fours Dandaragan20 W.Upton Memorial Open Triples Bunbury21 Ken Rowell Open Mixed Fours Dunsborough22 Open Mixed Triples Middleton Beach27 Open Mixed Fours Meadow Springs31 World of Cars Mixed Fours Albany



STATE/NATIONAL EVENTSDate Event30-31,1 Women’s Over 60’s State Singles10-11 Mixed Pairs Australian Open Qualifying13-15 Women’s Over 60’s State Pairs19-22 Australian Premier League20-21 Women’s ILRR Pairs (SWZ)23-24 Women’s ILRR Pairs (EZ, SZ, NZ)

COUNTRY EVENTS

METRO EVENTSMENDate Event Club13 Men’s Open Split Fours Yanchep24,1-3 Masters Singles Sorrento27,29,4,6 Senior Master Pairs Hollywood-Subiaco

WOMENDate Event Club1 Gala Day North Beach1 Gala Day Yokine8 Gala Day Rockingham8 Versatility Fours Cambridge15 Invitation Day Scarborough15 Gala Day Bassendean21 Ladies Night Pairs Osborne Park22 Gala Day Leeming22 Gala Day Bedford22 Gala Day Joondalup29 Gala Day Roleystone29 Gala Day Melville29 Invitation Day Innaloo

MIXEDDate Event Club3 Any Combination Triples Midland Morrison24 2nd Div & Under Split Fours Mills Park

NOVEMBER 2013Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun

28 29 30 31 1 2 34 5 6 7 8 9 1011 12 13 14 15 16 1718 19 20 21 22 23 2425 26 27 28 29 30 12 3 4 5 6 7 8

LEAGUE/ZONEDate Event 20-21 Women’s ILRR Pairs - SWZ23-24 Women’s ILRR Pairs - EZ, SZ, NZ

MENDate Event Club3 Stirling Bulk Men’s Pairs Cranbrook6 Elders Fours Williams7 Ryan’s Open Men’s Pairs Cowaramup7 Archer & Sons Drawn Pairs Binningup8 Cockies Triples Eaton10 Young Motors Pairs Geraldton10 Trader’s Day Pairs Albany10 Rocco Caradi Triples Merredin13 IGA Open Fours Augusta13 Open Triples Northam13 Open Men’s Fours Port Bouvard14 Men’s Landmark Pairs Middleton Beach20 Panel & Paint Open Triples Bindoon20 Men’s Triples Walpole22 Men’s Gala Day Pairs Busselton24 Hancock Memorial Open Triples Bunbury24 Fours Lake Yealering24 Combined Sponsored Fours Bruce Rock27-28 Men’s Invitation Fours Classic Brunswick27 William Barrett Fours Donnybrook

WOMENDate Event Club1 Gala Day Meadow Springs1 Medley Pairs Bunbury1 Quairading Invitation Day Quairading8 Gala Day Binningup8 Narembeen Open Fours Narembeen12 Ladies Gala Day Mt Barker14-15 Jackpot Fours Wagin15 Cervantes Triples Cervantes15 Invitation Fours Collie15 Gala Day Boddington16 Tammin Invitation Day Tammin17 Karen Wahlsten Memorial Open Day Westonia17 Open Day Pingelly21 Gala Day York22 Gala Day Yunderup22 Gala Day Harvey23-24 Ladies Classic Busselton26 Ladies Gala Day Cranbrook29 Invitation Fours Boyanup29 Split Fours Pinjarra29 Ladies Triples Margaret River29 Gala Day Bridgetown



WOMEN Cont.Date Event Club 18 Pingelly Ladies Gala Day Pingelly22 York Gala Day York23 Yunderup Gala Day Yunderup23 Gala Day Brunswick24-25 Busselton Ladies Classic Busselton

MIXEDDate Event Club3 Mixed Fours Dalwallinu7 Bethany Mixed Fours Emu Point10 Archers Mixed Fours Manjimup10 Cellars Invitation Mixed Triples Boyanup10 Harvest Bowls Mixed Fours Gingin14 Noakes Mixed Triples Margaret River16-17 King Karra Carnival Pemberton17 Mitchell & Brown Open Fours Wonthella17 Sandown Mixed Triples Badgingarra19 Bethany Mixed Pairs Mt Barker



STATE/NATIONAL EVENTSDate Event1-2,4 Women’s State Fours9-11 Men’s Over 60’s Triples15-16,18 Women’s State Pairs27-30 Men’s State Pairs

COUNTRY EVENTS

MENDate Event Club1 Division 2 and Under Fours Midland Morrison8 Box’s All Stars Classic Yokine22 Christmas Fours Bassendean

WOMENDate Event Club6 Gala Day Sports Association6 Christmas Gala Day Mt Pleasant6 Gala Day Cambridge6 Ladies Carnival Kwinana13 Gala Day Mundaring13 Gala Day Osborne Park13 Christmas Carnival Rossmoyne20 Ladies Night Pairs Osborne Park

MIXEDDate Event Club8 Open Mixed Christmas Carnival Quinns Rocks11 Festivity Pairs Mundaring15 Any Combination Triples Midland Morrison15 BCiB Festive Mixed Fours Nollamara

MENDate Event Club3 Paul Fulcher Men’s Triples Mt Barker3-4 Merino Fours Wickepin4 Open Triples Northam6 Archer & Sons Open Men’s Triples Bunbury8 Bill Main Fours Kellerberrin8 Kimberley Freerange Beef Open Fours Guilderton8 Multi Sponsored Fours Civic, Merredin8 Bendigo Bank Open Fours Toodyay12 Open Men’s Pairs Denmark12 Country Fresh Meats Xmas Pairs Narrogin15 Colin Bunter Memorial Fours Wonthella17 Neil Gill / Alan Bott Fours Brookton28-29 New Years Carnival Halls Head

WOMENDate Event Club5 League Open Singles Moora5 Bolgart Gala Day Bolgart5-6 Rainbow Coast Classic Middleton Beach6 Gala Day Brunswick6 Gala Day Ledge Point6 Corrigin Ladies Day Corrigin7-8 Mandurah Classic Fours Mandurah9 Open Triples Eaton12 Ladies Triples Frankland13 Gala Day Capel14 Ladies Fours Dumbleyung

MIXEDDate Event Club1 Bendigo Bank - Mixed Triples Cranbrook5 Solargain Mixed Pairs Cowaramup8 Any Combination Fours Boyup Brook12 Colin White Memorial Day Margaret River13 Open Mixed Fours Yunderup15 Invitation Divorced Pairs Eaton15 Rino Klanjscek Mixed Pairs Manjimup17 Frankland Rural Mixed Pairs Cranbrook29 Open Mixed Fours Capel

METRO EVENTS

DECEMBER 2013Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun

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MENDate Event Club4-5 Touch of Class Victoria Park Carlisle4-5 Bedford Bowl Bedford19 Division 2 & Under Fours Midland Morrison

WOMENDate Event Club2-3 Classic Pairs Victoria Park Carlisle10 Gala Day Sorrento16 Ladies Night Pairs Osborne Park17 Gala Day Yanchep17 Andreas Pearl Day East Fremantle19-20 Ladies Classic Set Pairs Wanneroo23 Ladies 3 Bowl Pairs Joondalup31 Donovan Fours Bedford

MIXEDDate Event Club4-5 LJ Hooker Any Combination Triples Rossmoyne19 Champagne Breakfast Fours Mills Park19 Champagne Breakfast Fours Rossmoyne26 Australia Day Open Mixed Pairs Mundaring

METRO EVENTS

STATE/NATIONAL EVENTSDate Event8-10 Women’s 100up Singles10-12 Men’s Inter League Round Robin19, 25-27 Men’s State Singles25-27 Women’s State Singles

COUNTRY EVENTSJANUARY 2014


30 31 1 2 3 4 56 7 8 9 10 11 12

13 14 15 16 17 18 1920 21 22 23 24 25 2627 28 29 30 31 1 23 4 5 6 7 8 9

LEAGUE/ZONEDate Event 10-12 Men’s Inter League Round Robin

MENDate Event Club2 Financial Wisdom Pairs Margaret River2 Triples Brookton4-5 Busselton 1000 Busselton4-5 Alcoa Open Pairs Yarloop4-5 Denmark Men’s Carnival Demark4-5 Cervantes Open Men’s Fours Cervantes7 Bolton Consulting & Tyrepower Fours Corrigin7-8 Men’s Classic Fours Emu Point8 Open Men’s Fours Goomalling8 Murray Criddle Threes Wonthella8 Manunda Triples Tammin14 Welcome Pairs Manjimup14-15 Johnny Lewer Smash Repairs Dudley Park14-15 Golden Grains Kellerberrin15 Open Men’s Triples Northam15 Roger Cooke Memorial Veteran Pairs Wickepin16 Wongan Open Triples Wongan Hills16 Open Triples Dudley Park15-16 Invitation Fours Manjimup15-16 L.I.A. Men’s Invitation Fours Classic Collie18-19 Jurien Open Men’s Fours Jurien19 Men’s Open Fours Kojonup19 Thompson Pairs Tammin19 Yuna Men’s Threes Northampton19 Hadley Open Men’s Fours Dunsborough21-22 Viterra Wool Invitation Fours Mt Barker25 Men’s Fours Darkan25-26 Open Men’s Fours Carnival Cowaramup25-26 Kailis Men’s Fours Carnival Denison26 Australia Day Fours Narembeen28-29 Classic Pairs Albany29 Open Triples York29 Augusta Hotel Men’s Pairs Augusta



WOMENDate Event Club2-3 53rd Ladies Carnival Fours Busselton4-5 53rd Ladies Carnival Fours Bunbury16 Ladies Classic Hopetoun17 Gala Day Dudley Park18-19 Ladies Classic Eaton19 Ian Blayney Australia Day Fours Geraldton23 Open Day Cunderdin23-24 Invitation Ladies Fours Kojonup31 Gala Day Lancelin

MIXEDDate Event Club1 W.O.G.S. Day Mixed Pairs Albany3 W.M Barrett & Sons Invitation Mixed Triples Boyanup4 Mixed Fours Narembeen5 Mixed Open Fours Wickepin7 Ocean Clipper Pairs Mt Barker8 Bendigo Bank Mixed Fours Dunsborough12 GT Glass Mixed Fours Mandurah15 Mixed Fours Walpole19 Mixed Fours Pinjarra19 Multi Sponsored Fours Williams20 Mixed Fours Badgingarra25 Australia Day Mixed Fours Narembeen25 Australia Day Mixed Fours Pingelly25-26 Mixed Fours Balingup26 Tim Hanney Mixed Triples Dudley Park



METRO EVENTS

STATE/NATIONAL EVENTSDate Event8-9 Women’s ILRR Fours (EZ)8-9 Men’s Inter Zone Round Robin10-12 Men’s Over 60’s State Pairs12-14 Women’s ILRR Fours (SZ, SWZ)15-16 Women’s ILRR Fours (NZ)16-21 Australian Open (Darebin, Vict)22-23 Women’s Inter Zone Round Robin Pairs27 Country All Stars v Men’s State Squad28, 1-7 Men’s Country Week

COUNTRY EVENTSLEAGUE/ZONEDate Event 8-9 Men’s Inter Zone Round Robin8-9 Women’s ILRR Fours - EZ12-14 Women’s ILRR Fours - SZ, SWZ15-16 Women’s ILRR Fours - NZ22-23 Women’s IZRR Pairs

MENDate Event Club1 Yilgarn Pairs Yilgarn2 Yilgarn Fours Yilgarn2 Open Men’s Fours Toodyay2 Clark Skinner / Elders Split Fours Cranbrook 2 M Taylor Triples Quairading4 Invitation Day Quairading4-5 Invitation Classic Fours Brookton4-5 Open Triples Middleton Beach5 Leeman Open Men’s Fours Leeman5 Wintersun Hotel Open Triples Wonthella5-6 R&I Hemley Inviitation Fours Eaton6 Open Day Wyalkatchem7 Woolyback Men’s Open Triples Bunbury8 John Coote Memorial Pairs Eaton8-9 Open Fours Condingup9 Duncan Pairs Doodlakine9 Open Day Bencubbin11 HNS & WFI Triples Corrigin11-12 Men’s Classic Lake Grace12 Tammin Invitation Day Tammin12-13 Classic Invitation Fours Margaret River12-13 Men’s 2 Day Classic Bolgart13 Open Day Koorda16 Open Men’s Fours Ballidu16 Busselton Carnival Pairs Busselton18 Wool Agency Invitation Fours Pingelly18 Farmpower New Holland Fours Civic Merredin19 Tonox Open Men’s Fours Bindoon19 Open Triples Northam19 WA Chip Men’s Fours Pemberton19-20 Bendigo Bank Open Split Fours Augusta20 Premas Open Triples Pinjarra20 EDSCO Triples Doodlakine20 Myalup Service Station Fours Binningup23 Elders Fours Narembeen

MENDate Event Club16,23-25 Master Pairs Doubleview19 Chainsaw Massacre Split Fours Mundaring21 Presidents Cup Morley23 Div 2 & Under Fours Midland Morrison

WOMENDate Event Club6 Ladies Night Carnival Osborne Park7 Gala Day Dalkeith Nedlands7 John Hughes Split Fours Leeming7 Ladies Invitation Day Sorrento14 Gala Day Cockburn14 Gala Day Nollamara20 Ladies Night Pairs Osborne Park21 Div 3 & Under Carnival Warwick

MIXEDDate Event Club5 Wizard Communications Carnival Warnbro9 TAB Classic Open Split Fours Mills Park16 Brits v Aussies Carnival Quinns Rocks23 Mixed 3 Bowl Pairs Joondalup

FEBRUARY 2014Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun

27 28 29 30 31 1 23 4 5 6 7 8 9

10 11 12 13 14 15 1617 18 19 20 21 22 2324 25 26 27 28 1 23 4 5 6 7 8 9



WOMENDate Event Club2 Open Day Bencubbin6 2000 Invitation Classic Wyalkatchem6-7 Plantagenet Classic Mt Barker Golf7 Invitation Fours Binningup7 Gala Day Comet Bay7 Gala Day Boyup Brook12-13 ILRR Fours SW Capel13 Open Day Koorda14 Versatility Fours Meadow Springs14 Ladies Open Day Yilgarn14 Invitation Fours Harvey14 Gala Day Wickepin15-16 Augusta Hotel Fours Augusta18 Gala Day Emu Point20 Central Midlands League Pairs Dalwallinu21 Invitation Triples Boyanup21 Gala Day Waroona21 Ladies Gala Day Cowaramup21 Ladies Fours Darkan23 Ladies Friendly Fours Bruce Rock

MIXEDDate Event Club2 Invitation Mixed Fours Eaton2 Dare Contract Services Invitational Mixed Fours Guilderton2 Mathews Family Mixed Fours Mandurah6 Cedar Armstrong Mixed Fours Cowaramup6 Milros Grains Any Combo Fours Bridgetown8 Any Combination Triples Lake Yealering11 Fridge & Washer City Fours Denmark14 Open Mixed Fours Waroona16 Open Mixed Pairs Goomalling20 Mixed Pairs Frankland23 Open Mixed Split Fours Pinjarra23 William Barrett Open Mixed Fours Dunsborough25 Fridge & Washer City Mixed Fours Mt Barker27 John Cook Memorial Fours Emu Point


BOWLS WA CALENDAR OF EVENTSMIXEDDate Event Club1 Open Mixed Triples Carnival Spearwood2 Fruity Mixed Fours Pickering Brook16 Any Combination Triples Midland Morrison16 2nd Division & Under Vict. Park Carlisle16 Crayfish Fours Open Carnival Yanchep

LEAGUE/ZONEDate Event 29-30 Women’s IZRR Fours

MENDate Event Club1-2 Carnival Fours & Pairs Narrogin3 Open Veteran’s Pairs (Over 65) Middleton Beach9 Open Men’s Fours Calingiri12 Summit Fertiliser Triples Lake Yealering12 Bridgestone Tyre Service Invitation Triples Donnybrook12 Mal Doney Memorial Fours Mandurah13 Westcoast Wool Invitation Triples Mt Barker Golf14 Men’s Gala Day Triples Busselton16 Westonia Fours Westonia16 Delray Canvas Open Mixed Pairs Bunbury16 Men’s Triples Frankland18-19 Men’s Classic Pairs Emu Point18-19 Men’s Classic Newdegate19 Hilton Bailey Memorial Fours Balingup23 Green Range Men’s Triples Albany25-26 Primaries Pairs Kojonup26 Open Men’s Triples Northam26 Karlgarin Invitation Pairs & Fours Karlgarin26-27 Men’s 2 Day Classic Lancelin30 Mackin Shield Tammin

METRO EVENTS

STATE/NATIONAL EVENTSDate Event28, 1-7 Men’s Country Week5-7 Women’s Over 60’s State Triples17-19 Men’s Over 60’s State Singles16 Women’s Country v Metro Challenge17-23 Women’s Country Week28-3 Australian Sides Championshsips (TAS)

COUNTRY EVENTS

MENDate Event Club1-2 Retravision Carnival Rockingham1-2 Thornlie Raven Classic Thornlie2-3 Open Pairs Carnival Armadale16 Morley Millions Men’s Pairs Morley21 Presidents Day Pairs Wanneroo30 Purslowe Plate Midland Morrison

WOMENDate Event Club28-2 Master Singles Mosman Park4 Pearces Plumbing Fours Sports Association4 Gala Day Merriwa7 Gala Day Pickering Brook14 Nik Varga Carnival Willetton14 Gala Day Kalamunda14 Gala Day Scarborough14 Gala Day Warnbro18 Division 2 and Under Split Fours Thornlie18 Gala Day Byford20 Night Pairs Osborne Park21 Open Pairs Safety Bay21 Gala Day Spearwood21 Versatility Day Bullcreek25 Gala Day Rossmoyne25-27 Ladies Master Triples Osborne Park28 Gala Day Armadale28 Gala Day Quinns Rocks28 Golden Fours Morley28 Gala Day Kardinya

MARCH 2014Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun

24 25 26 27 28 1 23 4 5 6 7 8 9

10 11 12 13 14 15 1617 18 19 20 21 22 2324 25 26 27 28 29 3031 1 2 3 4 5 6



WOMENDate Event Club1-2 Classic Fours Jurien1-2 Invitation Classic Bunbury5 Gala Day Walpole6 Ladies Gala Day Bindoon6 Goomalling Gala Day Goomalling7 Gala Day Mandurah12 Gala Day Middleton Beach14 Invitation Fours Collie14 Bindoon Gala Day Bindoon14 Gala Day Triples Leeman28 Open Triples Yunderup

MIXEDDate Event Club1-2 Any Combination Pairs Bridgetown1-2 Mixed Fours Denmark1-2 Mixed Fours Carnival Margaret River9 Open Mixed Split Fours Comet Bay11 Farmer’s Day Mixed Fours Mt Barker12 TAB Open Mixed Triples Bunbury13 Trader’s Day Open Mixed Fours Dunsborough16 Weathersafe WA Open Cash Pairs Bunbury20 Stocker Preston Mixed Triples Cowaramup22 Retravision Open Cash Pairs Bunbury23 Open Mixed Pairs Meadow Springs25 Fridge & Washer City Middleton Beach28 IGA Invitation Fours Donnybrook



METRO EVENTS

STATE/NATIONAL EVENTSDate Event 5-7 Men’s & Women’s State Triples12-13 Men’s Champion of Club Champion Singles12-13 Men’s Champion of Club Champion Novice Singles12-17 Under 18 State Championships 12-13 Women’s Inter Region Round Robin12-13 Women’s Champion of Club Champion Pairs19-22 Men’s 3rd Div & Under Singles & Pairs26-27 Women’s Champion of Club Champion Singles26-27 Women’s Champion of Club Champion Novice Singles26-27 Men’s Champion of Club Champion Pairs26 Bowls WA Corporate Shield26-28 Men’s 3rd Div & Under Triples

MENDate Event Club6 Men’s Fours Forrestfield12-13 St Ives Cup Cambridge13 Men’s Classic Pairs Wanneroo16 Men’s 2 Bowl Triples Yanchep26 Diggers’ Cup - Open Pairs Gosnells

WOMENDate Event Club4 Gala Day Midland Morrison8-10 Masters Pairs North Beach11 April Carnival Innaloo11 Fun Day Mills Park11 Easter Gala Day Manning11 Gala Day Forrestfield15-16 Open Novice Singles Osborne Park

COUNTRY EVENTS

APRIL 2014Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun

31 1 2 3 4 5 67 8 9 10 11 12 13

14 15 16 17 18 19 2021 22 23 24 25 26 2728 29 30 1 2 3 45 6 7 8 9 10 11

MIXEDDate Event Club6 Any Combination Split Fours Mills Park19-21 LJ Hooker Easter Mixed Pairs Rossmoyne19-20 Open Easter Carnival Stirl ing21 Easter Mixed Pairs Manning25 Nominated Mixed Fours Manning25 Anzac Day Mixed Triples Mundaring

LEAGUE/ZONEDate Event 13-14 Women’s IZRR Fours

MENDate Event Club3 Summit Realty Triples Binningup4 Open Pairs Northam4 Open Day Trayning4 Solargain Men’s Pairs Eaton5 Men’s Classic Crayfish Fours Ledge Point5-6 Open Day Shackleton5-6 Landmark Classic Fours Dalwallinu5-6 Open Fours Northam10 Wellington & Reeves Triples Mt Barker Golf10 Styles Memorial Day Scaddan10 Dash For Cash Pairs Bridgetown11-13 Toyota Welcome Fours & Phoenix

Shutdown Services Carnival Busselton12 Open Men’s Fours York12 Moora Open Men’s Fours Moora12 Ray Brown Fours Williams12-13 Trevors Carpets Open Fours Dunsborough12-13 Invitation Classic Boddington13 Open Pairs York15-16 Country Classic Fours Harvey19 Easter Pairs Margaret River19 Westwool’s Invitation Fours Guilderton19 Easter Pairs Narrogin20 Oosh’s Fun Day Triples Lake Yealering22-23 Men’s Fours Autumn Carnival Albany26 Landmark Open Triples Gingin26 Bunbury Diggers Day Men’s Triples Bunbury26-27 Mullewa Golden Bowl Mullewa26-27 Battery Wholesalers Men’s Classic Dudley Park


BOWLS WA CALENDAR OF EVENTSWOMENDate Event Club 3-4 Champion of Champions Pairs Moora4 Gala Day Williams4 Gala Day Mt Barker Golf4 Open Classic Trayning6 Ross Mackay Open Nominated Pairs Wonthella7-8 Invitation Triples Emu Point10-11 Ladies Classic Brookton10-11 Champion of Champion Singles Wongan Hills10-11 Invitation Classic Fours Northam10-11 Invitation Carnival Halls Head12-13 Invitation Fours Manjimup12-13 Two Day Versatility Classic Lancelin15 Open Triples Busselton16 Open Day Kellerberrin16 Gala Day Pinjarra26 Gala Day Toodyay

MIXEDDate Event Club1 Mixed Pairs Walpole4 Landmark Any Combination Fours Pemberton5-6 Mixed Fours Carnival Brunswick9 Hopman Cup Mixed Pairs Margaret River10 Advanced Hearing Mixed Pairs Cowaramup19 Easter Mixed Carnival Dudley Park20 Morgan-Sudlow & Associates Open Mixed Fours Guilderton30 Mixed Pairs Denmark



METRO EVENTS

STATE/NATIONAL EVENTSDate Event3-4 Women’s Australian Indoor Singles Qualifying9-11 WA PBA Qualifying17-18 Men’s Australian Indoor Singles Qualifying23 Bowls WA Awards Night (Crown Perth)

MENDate Event Club3-4 LJ Hooker SuperBowl Triples Rossmoyne3-4 Internations Bowls Carnival Cambridge3-4 Autumn Carnival Men’s Fours Gosnells11-12 Hilton Classic Hilton Park18 Remax Split Fours Carnival Nollamara

WOMENDate Event Club2 Gala Day Maylands7-9 Touch of Style Victoria Park Carlisle9 Gala Day Gosnells

MIXEDDate Event Club5 Quick and the Dead Victoria Park Carlisle18 Mixed Fours Forrestfield

MENDate Event Club3-4 May Carnival Wonthella3-4 Men’s Fours Carnival Mt Barker4 Men’s TAB Sixes Eaton17-18 Super Sixes Halls Head24-25 May Carnival - Fours Denison26 May Carnival - Pairs Denison

WOMENDate Event Club2 Open Triples Comet Bay6-9 Ladies May Carnival Geraldton6-9 May Carnival Esperance20-22 Gateway to North Ladies Fours Leeman25-27 May Carnival - Ladies Fours Denison31-4 Ladies Carnival Wonthella

MIXEDDate Event Club3 Cathie Rice Open Cash Pairs Bunbury4 Open Mixed Fours Meadow Springs16 Open Mixed Fours Cervantes17 Invitation Any Combination Mixed Fours Ledge Point17-19 May Mixed Carnival Wonthella19-20 Open Easter Carnival Collie19-21 Gateway to North Leeman24-25 May Carnival Fours Denison28 May Carnival Fours Denison

COUNTRY EVENTSMAY 2014Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun

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METRO EVENTS

STATE/NATIONAL EVENTSNO EVENTS LISTED

COUNTRY EVENTS

MEN - NO EVENTS LISTED

WOMEN - NO EVENTS LISTED

MIXEDDate Event Club8 Mixed Pairs Forrestfield

MENDate Event Club1-5 69th Men’s June Carnival Geraldton10 June Carnival - Men’s Fours Northampton

WOMENDate Event Club9 June Carnival-Ladies Fours Northampton

MIXEDDate Event Club7-8 June Carnival Fours Northampton

STATE/NATIONAL EVENTSNO EVENTS LISTED

METRO EVENTSMENDate Event Club21 Winter Men’s Carnival Fours Forrestfield


MIXEDDate Event Club20 Mixed Open Fours Leeming

COUNTRY EVENTSMEN - NO EVENTS LISTED


MIXED - NO EVENTS LISTED

JUNE 2014Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun

26 27 28 29 30 31 12 3 4 5 6 7 89 10 11 12 13 14 15

16 17 18 19 20 21 2223 24 25 26 27 28 2930 1 2 3 4 5 6

JULY 2014Mon Tues Wed Thur Fri Sat Sun

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14 15 16 17 18 19 2021 22 23 24 25 26 2728 29 30 31 1 2 34 5 6 7 8 9 10

AUGUST 2014MEN - METRODate Event Club17 Fours Carnival Leeming23-24 Undercover Country Men’s Fours Innaloo

MEN - COUNTRYDate Event Club23-24 August Classic - Open Fours Wonthella

AUGUST 2014WOMEN - COUNTRYDate Event Club12-14 Ladies Classic Wonthella27 Open Day Wonthella

MIXED - COUNTRYDate Event Club16-17 Mixed Fours Mullewa


METROPOLITAN PENNANT COMPETITION - GENERAL CONDITIONSConditions of Play for Country Pennant Competitions are determined by the Country Leagues and where possible, should be consistent with the Metropolitan Pennant Competition General Conditions.

1. GENERAL CONDITIONSClubs entering a side or sides into the Metropolitan Pennant Competition acknowledge and agree to abide by these General Conditions and the specified Conditions of Play for each of the individual competitions which comprise the Metropolitan Pennant Competition. Clubs not abiding by these General Conditions or individual competition Conditions of Play shall incur a penalty, which may include but is not limited to; loss of points or a fine.

1.1 Integrity(i) Clubs and players shall respect the integrity of all graded pennant competitions conducted by Bowls WA. (ii) Clubs and players shall respect and support the integrity of the separate men’s and women’s pennant

competitions.(iii) Clubs shall ensure that when nominating sides into specified gender competitions that they have sufficient

capitated players of that gender to support the number of sides nominated for that gender. (iv) Cross gender substitution is only permitted when a club has insufficient players of the same gender and

no other same gender substitutes are available to fill a side; refer to Metropolitan Pennant Competition General Conditions.

2. ELIGIBILITY 2.1 Clubs

(i) Only metropolitan clubs affiliated with Bowls WA may enter the Metropolitan Pennant Competition.(ii) A club when entering the Metropolitan Pennant Competition for the first time or applying for an additional

side in that competition will generally only be eligible to enter the side into the lowest pennant division applicable; thereafter a clubs divisional entitlement will be determined by the annual promotion and demotion system.

2.2 Players(i) A player must be a capitated member of a club affiliated with Bowls WA.(ii) A player shall play in the Pennant Competition for their Home Club as defined in the Field of Play Rules

(FOP).(iii) No player shall be permitted to play in any Pennant Competition who is under suspension or has been

expelled by their current Home Club; any State Authority; or Bowls Australia.2.3 Multiple Club MembershipA Player who is a member of more than one club shall;

(i) Pay capitation at only one club which shall be regarded as the player’s Home Club.(ii) Only play in the Bowls WA Pennant Competition for their Home Club unless a player’s Home Club does

not enter a side into a Defined Bowls WA Pennant Competition a player wishing to play in that Pennant Competition for another club of which they are a member; must complete the Multiple Club Pennant Application Form and forward to Bowls WA for permission to play.

(iii) A club will be forfeited and may incur a fine if:► A club plays a player who is not capitated or;► A club plays a player after the first pennant game who has not been transferred correctly.► A player competes who has an unresolved debt with Bowls WA or;► A player competes who is under suspension from Bowls WA.

3. NOMINATION OF A PENNANT SIDEThe nomination process for the Metropolitan Pennant Competitions is as follows:

(i) Nomination forms detailing divisional/colour entitlements will be sent to each club prior to the commencement of each season.

(ii) Clubs unable to meet the advised divisional entitlements shall at their first available opportunity inform the appropriate Bowls WA Fixtures and Events Committee in writing; that they wish to decrease or relinquish specific entitlements.

(iii) Applications for additional Pennant Sides shall be in accordance with 2.1(ii) of these General Conditions.(iv) Nominations for specified gender competitions shall be in accordance with 1.1 (iii) of these General

Conditions.(v) Clubs must nominate sides on the Pennant Entitlement Nomination Form and return completed

nomination forms and applicable fees by the indicated due date.(vi) Clubs that will have more than one team in a colour/division will be asked at the time of the draw to grade

their teams.(vii) Nominations are not a guarantee of placement into the specified division/colour.


METROPOLITAN PENNANT COMPETITION - GENERAL CONDITIONS(viii) The appropriate Bowls WA Match Committee will assign nominated sides to divisions/colours and in the

best interests of the competition be entitled to:► promote or demote a nominated side in order to fill a vacancy within or correct an anomaly in a

pennant division/colour;► any such action shall be made based on the performance of a side in the previous season and;► A club shall be notified in writing when an adjustment occurs.

(ix) Clubs with extra players but not enough to form a side may contact surrounding clubs during the off season to ask if they would like to enter a combined Pennant Side in the relevant Pennant Competition under the following restrictions► Clubs combining to form a new Pennant Side will only be able to enter in the lowest Pennant Division

of the requested competition. Completion of an Amalgamation of Pennant Team Form must be made to Bowls WA Fixtures and Events Committee from both clubs stating who the home club will be. Combined club teams will be able to wear their own club uniform.

► If a club already has an allocated entitlement in a division that is the clubs lowest side but not the Defined Pennant Competitions lowest division, they may approach another club to join with them to continue in that division. Completion of an Amalgamation of Pennant Team Form must be made to Bowls WA Fixtures and Events Committee from both clubs stating who the home club will be. Combined club teams will be able to wear their own club uniform.

4. LATE ENTRY OF A PENNANT SIDE4.1 Prior to the commencement of the Competition:

(i) After the closing date for annual nomination and where a vacancy exists in a division/colour additional side(s) may be accepted into the competition.

(ii) An application for late entry must be made in writing to the Bowls WA Match Committee, a nomination fee will apply.

(iii) An amendment to the advertised Draw for the affected division/colour shall be placed on the Bowls WA Website and any club directly affected will be advised in writing.

4.2 After the commencement of the Competition:(i) In the best interests of the competition the appropriate Bowls WA Match Committee may accept a late

entry into the competition.(ii) No late entry will be accepted after the half way point of the specific Pennant Competition.(iii) Application for late entry and advice of amendments to the draw shall be in accordance with 4.1 (ii) & (iii)

above.(iv) Allocation of seasonal points for sides affected by the late entry of a side into a division/colour shall be as

follows:► An average of shots for and against and match points earned up to the half way point of the specific

Pennant Competition shall be allocated to any side that was drawn to a bye prior to the late entry of a side.

► An average of shots for and against and match points earned up to the half way point of the specific Pennant Competition shall be allocated to any side that has been accepted as a late entry into the competition.

► The adjustment of points shall be made by the appropriate Bowls WA Match Committee at the half way point of the specific Pennant Competition.

5. WITHDRAWAL OF A PENNANT SIDE5.1 Withdrawal

(i) A club that withdraws a side up to and including the third (3rd) round of competition will be liable for an administration fee.

(ii) A side which is withdrawn after the commencement of the competition and up to and including the third (3rd) round of the competition will be considered not to have entered the competition; and any points and shots earned by the withdrawing side or their opposition shall not count and the position previously held by the withdrawing side in a draw may be replaced with a BYE. Or;

(iii) May be replaced by a side which is a late entry into the competition as in 4.2. (iv) Notice of the withdrawal of a side and an amendment to the draw shall be posted on the Bowls WA

Website and clubs directly affected notified.5.2 Subsequent Withdrawal of a Pennant Side

(i) A club that withdraws a side after the third (3rd) round of the competition will be liable for an administration fee.

(ii) Opposition sides drawn to play a side which is withdrawn after the third (3rd) round of the competition shall be awarded a forfeit.

(iii) Notice of subsequent withdrawal of a side shall be posted on the Bowls WA Website and clubs directly affected notified.

Written notice of intent to withdraw a side must be made to the appropriate Bowls WA Match Committee.


METROPOLITAN PENNANT COMPETITION - GENERAL CONDITIONS6. ANNUAL REGISTRATION OF PLAYERSAll clubs shall throughout the season act with integrity towards the graded pennant competition and shall adhere to the Integrity Rule when registering players. Refer to the Integrity of Graded Pennants Policy available on the Bowls WA website.

Bowls WA have the grounds to declare a forfeit against the team of a Club where Bowls WA deems that the Club, without a satisfactory explanation to Bowls WA, is deemed to have played a number of regular players from a higher ranked team in a lower ranked team in a manner likely to gain an unfair advantage or to distort the rankings of the lower ranked grade.

6.1 Player RegistrationClubs are required to register on an annual basis all players in the Division and Colour in which they played as defined in the individual pennant competitions conditions of play.

7. SCHEDULING AND RESCHEDULING OF FIXTURES(i) All games shall be played in accordance with the most recently published fixtures and conditions of play. (ii) Fixtures may be rescheduled for player protection according to conditions outlined in Metropolitan

Pennant General Conditions Rule 13 - Player Protection.

NOTE: Bowls WA reserves the right to reschedule a Pennant Fixture for promotional reasons.

8. ABANDONMENT8.1 General Abandonment of a Metropolitan Pennant Fixture by Bowls WA

8.1.1 No points shall be awarded for the General Abandonment of a fixture8.1.2 Abandonment due to Extreme Weather conditions;

(i) In the case of extreme weather conditions or other extreme circumstances the Bowls WA Fixtures and Events Committee may cancel all games scheduled, prior to the scheduled starting time.

(ii) Should the abandonment of a fixture be on the day of play, notification of the General Abandonment of a fixture shall be posted on the Bowls WA Website.

8.2 Individual Abandonment, Delayed or Interrupted Games When no general abandonment of a fixture has been made by Bowls WA and a club is experiencing extreme weather or other extreme conditions at their location.

8.2.1 If host clubs green or greens have been closed for the day due to the inclement conditions; (i) The game is abandoned and the allocated points are equally shared.(ii) The Bowls WA Umpire of the Day Cancellation of Play Report must be completed by the Umpire of

the Day and forwarded with the Pennant Result Sheet. (iii) Home Clubs are required to inform visiting clubs as soon as possible.

8.2.2 If the host clubs greens are open or only temporally closed; Start of play may be deferred for up to sixty (60) minutes from the scheduled starting time.

(i) Once play has commenced, but due to extreme conditions cannot continue, the game will be deferred for sixty (60) minutes cumulative, before the game can be abandoned.

(ii) If after ninety (90) minutes cumulative the game is still defrred, the game MUST be abandonded.(iii) Restart of play must take into consideration any prescribed finishing time.(iv) Once play has commenced, every attempt should be made by the sides involved to play the required

number of ends to constitute a game.(v) When extreme conditions continue to interrupt play see (i) above; Team Managers shall consult with

The Umpire of the Day, who, as sole arbiter, shall make the decision to abandon or continue play for all sides at the venue.

(vi) If the prescribed number of ends has been played to constitute a game prior to the abandonment of play the game shall be considered as completed.

(vii) If the prescribed number of ends have NOT been played to constitute a game prior to the abandonment of play it is an incomplete game.

(viii) If a game is incomplete when play is abandoned the points shall be shared equally. (ix) The Bowls WA Umpire of the Day Cancellation of Play Report must be completed by the Umpire of

the Day and forwarded with the Pennant Result Sheet to Bowls WA headquarters within 48 hours of the abandonment.

8.2.3 In the case of a Club having closed grass greens due to inclement weather, but have a Synthetic Green available, the following conditions will apply:► The Club MUST use the Synthetic Green if it is fit for Pennant and ALL teams at home on the day

are able to be accommodated on the available synthetic green/s.► The Club may NOT use the Synthetic Green if all teams at home on the day are NOT able to be

accommodated on the availabl synthetic green/s.


METROPOLITAN PENNANT COMPETITION - GENERAL CONDITIONS8.3 Completed Game

A prescribed number of ends are required to be completed in competitions between sides to constitute a game. The required number of completed ends is dependent on the number of teams which make up the side. Refer to the individual Pennant Competition Conditions of Play.

8.4 Incomplete GameA game which has commenced but play has been abandoned prior to the prescribed number of ends that constitute a game have been played.

8.5 Games rescheduled due to Player ProtectionIn the case of General Abandonment, games that have been rescheduled from that round due to player protection will also be treated as abandoned. Rescheduled games that are abandoned may not be rescheduled again and will be treated as a draw.

9. FORFEIT (i) A club forfeiting a game is required to notify the opposition club concerned as early as possible so

as to avoid any inconvenience to that club. (ii) A club receiving a forfeit is responsible for completing and returning the Pennant Result Sheet to

Bowls WA.(iii) A club that receives a forfeit shall be awarded all points, and the average shots for and against

(percentage) from the round.(iv) A player whose name appears on the Pennant Result Sheet may not have played in another game

in that round.

Penalty:► A club that forfeits will be fined for each offence. ► A club that forfeits a game during the Finals and Promotion Play-Off series shall be disqualified from

further participation in the series.

10. BYE10.1 In the event of a bye, no points shall be awarded.10.2 Inequality of byes

(i) If in a colour within a division there is inequality of byes the appropriate Bowls WA Match Committee may redraw the fixture in the best interest of the competition.

(ii) All changes to the draw shall be displayed on the Bowls WA website.(iii) If it is not possible or practical to re-draw the colour, the appropriate Bowls WA Match Committee will

determine the points and percentage allocation at the completion of the Home and Away fixtures.

11. LATE APPEARANCE(i) 30 minutes is allowed beyond the scheduled starting time.(ii) If at the end of 30 minutes, and no extenuation circumstances exist, a player is not present for one or

more teams play should commence in accordance with BA Laws of the Sport of Bowls.(iii) If at the end of 30 minutes, and no extenuating circumstances exist, a side or sufficient players from the

side are not present the opposing side will be awarded a forfeit. BA Laws of the Sport of Bowls.(iv) In the case of extenuating circumstances (e.g. Major freeway hold-up), every effort should be made to

notify the host club and the Controlling Body

12. CROSS GENDER SUBSTITUTIONWomen from the club’s lowest division playing in the Women’s Tuesday Pennant Competition and men from the club’s lowest division playing in the Men’s Saturday/Midweek Pennant Competitions or when there is no Men’s or Women’s Pennant team may play in the opposite gender’s pennant competition with the following conditions:

(i) Cannot be selected if eligible players of the opposite gender are available.(ii) May only play in the club’s lowest division and are regarded as substitutes. BA Laws of the Sport of

Bowls. (iii) Must conform to the rules for sides dress in accordance with Bowls WA Field of Play Rules.(iv) Substitute/s must be identified on the Pennant Result Sheet.

In extenuating circumstances clubs may seek dispensation by contacting the Chairperson of the appropriate Bowls WA Match Committee.

Penalty: When Cross Gender Substitution is misused; the opposing team will be awarded a forfeit.


METROPOLITAN PENNANT COMPETITION - GENERAL CONDITIONS13. PLAYER PROTECTIONA club having two (2) or more pennant players from the same side competing or officiating in an official BA Interstate, National or International competition as selected, as an invited player, as a direct entry or via Western Australian Qualifying Events, and the player’s club has a simultaneous pennant fixture that the players would normally play in, the fixture will be rescheduled as follows:

(i) Men’s Saturday and Women’s Tuesday Pennant Competitions; all games affected by the absence of players will be rescheduled to an alternative date by Bowls WA. Requests for re-scheduled games shall be made on the Alterations to Fixture Form to the appropriate Bowls WA Match Committee.

(ii) The rescheduling of fixtures Metropolitan Pennant Competition General Conditions will apply.

14. ATTIRE FOR PENNANT SIDESAttire for pennant sides is in accordance with Field of Play Rules.

15. GREENSBowls WA Greens and Infrastructure Policy will apply.

16. PRACTICENo practice by any player engaged in any pennant game on that day, with the exception of trial ends, shall be permitted on the green to be used 90 minutes prior to the commencement of the game.

Penalty: Any infringement may incur a fine.

17. BOWLS STICKERS17.1 Home Games

The Bowls WA nominated sponsor’s stickers when applicable must be used by the home side. Bowls WA will advise clubs annually of the requirement to use BWA sponsor’s stickers.

17.2 Club and Club Sponsors StickersIf there is no recognised sponsor for the Metropolitan Pennant Competition; clubs may apply in writing to the Bowls Management Committee to use club or club sponsors stickers for their home games.

17.3 Finals and Promotional and Challenge Play Off seriesTeam Managers shall toss for the use of the mat at neutral venues, the side winning the toss shall be considered the Home side and when applicable shall use Bowls WA nominated sponsor’s stickers.

18. RINK DRAW(i) The draw for the rinks and opponents of each team shall be decided jointly by the Side Managers, who

shall exchange cards and then shuffle them. The cards of one side shall be placed (separately) name downwards by one manager and the cards of the other side placed one on each. The draw for the rink on which the teams shall play will be made by the Side Managers and placed on the cards as drawn.

(ii) If the visiting side’s cards are not available 15 minutes prior to the commencement of the game, the Home Side Manager may arrange for the Umpire of the Day to conduct the rink draw in order for trial ends to commence.

19. SUBSTITUTES AND PLAYING SHORT(i) If during a game a player is unable to continue an eligible player may be used as a substitute with the

permission of the Umpire of the Day. (ii) If a substitute is not available, the team must play with three (3) players, the lead and the second shall

use three bowls each and the skip 2 bowls.(iii) A line shall be drawn on the card and at the completion of the game 25% of the teams score shall be

deducted from the points scored below the line.(iv) The team with (3) players are to play as follows: Lead plays their three consecutive bowls in turn, then

the second plays their three consecutive bowls in turn. Example - Team B is playing with three players:

(v) If a team with a substitute already playing has another player withdraw, the team may play with three (3) players, who shall use three (3) bowls for the lead and the second, and the skip shall use two (2) bowls. Scoring shall be as in 19(iii) above..

(vi) No team may play with less than three (3) players; if no substitute is available and one of the three players can not continue the side must forfeit.

Team 1st bowl 2nd bowl 3rd bowl 4th bowl 5th bowl 6th bowl 7th bowl 8th bowl

A Lead Lead Second Second Third Third Skip Skip

B Lead Lead Lead Second Second Second Skip Skip


METROPOLITAN PENNANT COMPETITION - GENERAL CONDITIONS20. COMPLETION OF PENNANT RETURNS

20.1 Home and Away Fixtures(i) The Home Side is responsible for forwarding the Pennant Result Sheet to reach Bowls WA by the close

of business the next working day.(ii) Sides Managers are to complete the Pennant Result Sheet in full, showing the names of the players who

were selected for their sides. Note: Players names must be as per the capitation returns, no nicknames or abbreviated surnames are to be used.

(iii) If the selected player/s is/are unable to play and substitutes are not available, a notation “DID NOT PLAY” is to be marked beside the player/s name.

(iv) Any substitute used must have the word “SUB” marked next to their name. (v) Cross Gender substitutes are to be clearly identified with an “M” or “F” circled next to the player’s name. (vi) The Home Side Manager must ensure that the name of the Umpire of the Day is entered on the form(vii) At the completion of the game the Sides Managers are responsible for recording and totalling individual

rink (team) scores and aggregate points and recording the name of the winning side. Once agreement has been reached that the scores and points are correct the form shall be signed by both Managers.

20.2 Byes, Forfeits, Rescheduled and Abandoned Games(i) A Pennant Result Sheet is not required to be lodged for a BYE.(ii) The Manager of a side receiving a FORFEIT is responsible for submitting the Pennant Result Sheet(iii) A Pennant Result Sheet is not required to be lodged in the case of a General Abandonment of a Fixture

by Bowls WA(iv) The Home Side Manager is responsible for submitting the Pennant Result Sheet and the accompanying

Umpire of the Day Cancellation of Play Report for individually abandoned games(v) The Home Side Manager is responsible for submitting a copy of the Pennant Result Sheet when play has

been abandoned.

20.3 Finals and Promotion and Challenge Play Off SeriesIt is the responsibility of the winning team to send the Pennant Result Sheet to Bowls WA. Penalty: A fine will be applied for the late return of the Pennant Result Sheet.

21. SIDE MANAGER21.1 Appointment

Clubs are responsible when appointing a Side Manager for each of their Pennant Sides, to ensure the Managers are aware of their duties and the importance of accuracy when completing the Pennant Result Sheet and other related forms.

21.2 Roles and Responsibilities(i) Each Side Manager is required to have a copy of these General Conditions and the Conditions of Play

for the relevant Pennant competition.(ii) To record the players names, date, division, colour and rink numbers on the score cards before the game.(iii) To prepare the Pennant Results Sheet in accordance with Rule 20 of these General Conditions.(iv) To effect the rink draw in accordance with Rule 18 of these General Conditions.(v) To ensure that the Pennant Result Sheet reaches Bowls WA by close of business the next working day.

22. SMOKING, CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL Any lit or unlit smoking implement and alcoholic beverages are not permitted on the greens during any Bowls WA Competition or Event.Penalty:

(i) For the first offence on that day, the player shall be warned by the Umpire of the Day.(ii) A player committing the same offence for the second time on the same day, shall be disqualified from the

game and no substitute or replacement player be permitted to take their place in the team.(iii) The team must play with a player short, and the three (3) remaining players shall play with only two (2)

bowls each.(iv) If the team is reduced to less than three (3) players, the side must forfeit.

23. USE OF MOBILE PHONES AND ELECTRONIC DEVICESAll mobile phones must be turned to silent (or vibrate) whilst on the banks or green when play is in progress. Permission to use a mobile phone must be sought from the Umpire of the Day.Penalty:

(i) For the first offence on that day, the player shall be warned by the Umpire of the Day.(ii) For the second offence a fine will be applied and thereafter a fine for each and every continuing offence.(iii) No Electronic Devices are permitted e.g. IPods or Radios.


METROPOLITAN PENNANT COMPETITION - GENERAL CONDITIONS24. FINALS AND PROMOTION PLAY OFFS

24.1 Eligibility(i) A player must have played in at least four (4) pennant games in the specified competition for their home

club (whether completed or not, including abandoned games) in the current season to qualify for the Finals and Promotional and Challenge Play Offs.

(ii) A Player that has transferred clubs must play at least four (4) pennant games with the club they have transferred to, to be eligible to play in the Finals and Promotional and Challenge Play Offs for that club.

(iii) A club with insufficient eligible player/s as per clause 24.1(i) may make written application to the Bowls WA Fixtures and Events Committee, to play unqualified player/s. The Match Committee shall stipulate the position in which an unqualified player/s shall play.

(iv) A player who has played in a final in a lower division/colour is eligible to play in a subsequent final in a higher division/colour.

24.2 Determining a Winner(i) For all games during the Finals and Promotion and Challenge Play Offs, the winner shall be determined

by the side with the highest aggregate.(ii) In the event of a tied aggregate, one extra end shall be played on all rinks. (iii) The extra end shall be played from where the previous end was completed.(iv) Sides Managers shall toss for the mat in the extra end. (v) If a tie remains after the completion of the extra end, additional extra ends shall be played until a winner

is determined with Sides Managers tossing for the mat for each and every extra end (Laws of the Sport of Bowls).

24.3 Determining Preliminary Final Green(i) When played on the same day as Semi Finals, the Preliminary Final Green shall be chosen by the Club

with the higher points scored over the home and away season.

25. PRIZESClubs winning the Grand Final in each Pennant Division shall be presented with:

► A Pennant Flag► A Pennant Plaque► A monetary prize

Players playing in the winning side in the Grand Final shall be presented with a Pennant Badge*.*Clubs may order and purchase at cost extra Pennant Badges for players that did not play in the Grand Final, but were part of the side throughout the season

26. STANDARD FORMSThe following Standard Forms are available from the Bowls WA Website www.bowlswa.com.au

► Multiple Club Pennant Application► Umpire of the Day – Cancellation of Play Report► Umpires Infringement Notice► Amalgamation of Pennant Team Form


MEN’S METROPOLITAN MIDWEEK PENNANTS

Oct 24 & Jan 9 10v2 1v4 3v5 8v7 6v9Oct 31 & Jan 16 9v1 2v3 7v6 5v8 4v10Nov 7 & Jan 23 8v2 10v3 6v5 1v7 4v9Nov 14 & Jan 30 5v1 7v4 2v6 3v8 10v9Nov 21 & Feb 6 1v2 6v3 4v5 9v7 8v10Nov 28 & Feb 13 3v1 2v4 8v6 10v7 5v9Dec 5 & Feb 20 9v2 4v3 7v5 1v8 6v10Dec 12 & Feb 27 6v1 8v4 10v5 2v7 3v9Dec 19 & Mar 6 5v2 7v3 4v6 9v8 1v10

Notes:Round 1 - 9 Home Teams Mentioned First: Rounds 10 - 18 Reverse AppliesSee page 48 Midweek Pennant Competition Conditions of PlayPlayoffs - the playoff in each Colour will be played as follows: Thursday 13th March Thursday 20th March

PLEASE CHECK www.bowlswa.com.au FOR CHANGES to FIXTURES

PREMIER1. OSBORNE PARK2. DALKEITH NED3. MOSMAN PARK4. SAFETY BAY5. SOUTH PERTH6. STIRLING7. WANNEROO8. BASSENDEAN9. DOUBLEVIEW10. COCKBURN

RED1. DALKEITH NED2. GOSNELLS 13. HILTON PARK4. LAKE MONGER5. PERTH & TATTS6. SOUTH PERTH7. MT. PLEASANT 18. MELVILLE9. HOLLYWOOD SUBI10. BELMONT CITY

WHITE1. CAMBRIDGE 12. CAMBRIDGE 23. MANNING4. BEDFORD5. INNALOO6. KALAMUNDA7. VICT PARK CARL8. WARNBRO9. KARDINYA 10. WARWICK

WHITE1. GOSNELLS 22. MT PLEASANT 23. SAFETY BAY4. EAST FREMANTLE5. ROCKINGHAM 16. ROCKINGHAM 27. WARNBRO8. BYFORD9. COCKBURN10. THORNLIE

BLUE NORTH1. BAYSWATER2. OSBORNE PARK3. SCARBOROUGH4. THORNLIE5. MORLEY6. MT. LAWLEY7. MUNDARING8. WANNEROO9. SORRENTO10. DOUBLEVIEW

BLUE1. NORTH BEACH 12. MIDLAND MORR3. BASSENDEAN4. SWAN5. KALAMUNDA6. MORLEY7. YOKINE 18. YOKINE 29. VALLEY10. SORRENTO 1

BLUE SOUTH1. MT. PLEASANT2. SPEARWOOD3. THORNLIE4. MANNING5. ARMADALE6. LEEMING7. MELVILLE8. COMO9. ROSSMOYNE10. KARDINYA

GOLD1. OSBORNE PARK2. NORTH BEACH 23. JOONDALUP4. MERRIWA AFA5. STIRLING6. QUINNS ROCKS7. SORRENTO 28. YOKINE 39. WARWICK10. NOLLAMARA

FIRST DIVISION - 3 RINKS

SECOND DIVISION - 3 RINKS


RED1. KARDINYA2. FREMANTLE3. SAFETY BAY4. HILTON PARK5. LEEMING 16. KWINANA7. DALKEITH NED8. MT. PLEASANT9. WILLETTON10. ROSSMOYNE 1

RED1. FREMANTLE2. SPEARWOOD3. KWINANA4. KARDINYA5. WARNBRO6. ARMADALE7. ROLEYSTONE8. BYFORD9. THORNLIE10. WILLETTON

RED1. MIDLAND MORR2. PERTH & TATTS3. GOSNELLS4. BASSENDEAN5. GLEN FORREST6. MUNDARING7. COMO8. MANNING 19. PICKERING BROOK10. ROSSMOYNE

RED1. THORNLIE2. LEEMING3. KARDINYA4. KWINANA5. ARMADALE6. BYE7. ROSSMOYNE8. ROLEYSTONE9. WILLETTON 110. WILLETTON 2

WHITE1. CANNINGTON2. KALAMUNDA 13. LEEMING 24. GOSNELLS5. MANNING6. ARMADALE7. THORNLIE8. VICT PARK CARL9. ROSSMOYNE 210. MILLS PARK

WHITE1. MELVILLE2. CAMBRIDGE3. EAST FREMANTLE4. MOSMAN PARK5. DALKEITH NED6. SOUTH PERTH7. COMO8. FORRESTFIELD9. BELMONT CITY 110. BULL CREEK AFA

WHITE1. LEEMING2. SPEARWOOD3. MOSMAN PARK4. SAFETY BAY5. WARNBRO6. MANNING 27. COCKBURN8. MT. PLEASANT9. BULLCREEK AFA10. BYE

WHITE1. LAKE MONGER 12. CANNINGTON3. BEDFORD4. BYE5. BELMONT CITY6. KALAMUNDA7. BAYSWATER8. MORLEY 19. MILLS PARK10. MAYLANDS

BLUE1. KALAMUNDA 22. SPORTS ASSOC3. BEDFORD4. SCARBOROUGH5. MT. LAWLEY6. NOLLAMARA7. YOKINE8. MUNDARING9. SORRENTO 110. DOUBLEVIEW

BLUE1. BULLSBROOK2. WANNEROO3. MERRIWA AFA4. BEDFORD5. MORLEY 16. BELMONT CITY 27. STIRLING8. WARWICK 19. NOLLAMARA10. SORRENTO 1

BLUE1. SPORTS ASSOC2. NORTH PERTH3. NORTH BEACH4. CAMBRIDGE5. MAYLANDS6. SCARBOROUGH7. MT. LAWLEY8. DALKEITH NED9. BYE10. INNALOO

BLUE1. BYE2. LAKE MONGER 23. YOKINE4. WARWICK5. NOLLAMARA6. MERRIWA7. MORLEY 28. STIRLING9. DOUBLEVIEW10. SORRENTO

GOLD1. WANNEROO2. OSBORNE PARK3. CAMBRIDGE4. YANCHEP5. QUINNS ROCKS6. INNALOO7. WARWICK8. SORRENTO 29. JOONDALUP 110. JOONDALUP 2

GOLD1. WARWICK 22. WARWICK 33. LAKE MONGER4. NORTH BEACH5. OSBORNE PARK6. MORLEY 27. SORRENTO 28. NORTH PERTH9. INNALOO10. HOLLYWOOD SUBI

GOLD1. WARWICK 12. WARWICK 23. YANCHEP4. MERRIWA5. BYE6. OSBORNE PARK7. WANNEROO8. SORRENTO9. JOONDALUP10. VALLEY

MEN’S METROPOLITAN MIDWEEK PENNANTS

THIRD DIVISION - 3 RINKS

FOURTH DIVISION - 3 RINKS

FIFTH DIVISION - 3 RINKS

SIXTH DIVISION - 2 RINKS


MEN’S MIDWEEK PENNANTS - CLUB CONTACTS

Club Name Phone EmailArmadale Robert O’Meara 0447 185 396 [email protected] John Lynch 0428 599 748Bayswater Colin Walmsley 9279 4569 [email protected] Laurie Simmons 9440 0584Belmont City Thomas Crispin 9277 4045Bull Creek AFA Ron Boase 9364 9750 [email protected] Anthony Freeman 0414 890 080 [email protected] Trevor Smith 9497 3920Cannington Paul Sabatino 0407 476 047 [email protected] David Jones 0412 093 335Cockburn Ron Collis 0408 192 307Como Nolan Phillips 9332 1152Dalkeith-Nedlands Brian Burton 0418 932 469 [email protected] Jim Barry 0422 405 410East Fremantle Marcel Kuhni 0419 956 299Forrestfield Robbie Carr 0417 022 265 [email protected] Paul Rimmer 9339 0721 [email protected] Forrest Bill Rushton 9298 9336 [email protected] Park Peter Clark 0478 222 944 [email protected] Robert Appleton 0415 473 654Innaloo Ross Smith 9446 6812 [email protected] Kim Harris Walker 0418 940 663 [email protected] Stan Norwood 9454 5837Kardinya Peter Castley 0407 516 160 [email protected] Doug Knott 9419 4918 [email protected] Neville Chamberlan 9332 6624Manning Alan Heal 0427 023 013 [email protected] Graeme Jacques 0417 925 552 [email protected] Tony O’Meehan 0429 932 654 [email protected] AFA Alan Arter 9400 3563 [email protected] Dave Sutcliffe 0439 923 276 [email protected] Park Charlie Daines 0410 204 499 [email protected] Ross Dunstan 9275 5656Mosman Park Michael Grace 0412 920 747 [email protected]. Lawley Glenn Hall 0422 946 649 [email protected]. Pleasant Steven Salamon 0411 583 718 [email protected] Merv Cousins 0439 034 441 [email protected] Mike West 9247 4840North Beach Ivan Campbell 0438 358 550 [email protected] Perth Darryl Moren 0418 910 373 [email protected] Park Geoff Mills 9207 2732Perth & Tatts Eric Williams 0437 611 755 [email protected]


MEN’S MIDWEEK PENNANTS - CLUB CONTACTS

Club Name Phone Email Pickering Brook John Wilson 0408 422 723 [email protected] Rocks Trevor Hinkley 0404 027 034 [email protected] John Smith 9496 0214 [email protected] Mark Barrett 0420 855 718 [email protected] Bay Norm Read 0467 319 687 [email protected] Denis Spargo 0409 169 035Sorrento Robert Tozer 0437 114 905 [email protected] Perth Greg Reagan 0409 080 301 [email protected] Bill Stolk 9437 3580 [email protected] Assoc. Byron Lumley 0437 787 091 [email protected] Mark Pasalich 0411 956 622 [email protected] Ken Coghill 0415 473 332 [email protected] Colin Wright 0433 070 734 [email protected] Joe Rollnik 0431 834 735 [email protected] Park Carlisle Henry Lim 0407 947 484 [email protected] Anthony Kay 0421 951 409 [email protected] Dennis Pattullo 0417 940 215 [email protected] Ken McCarthy 0438 931 350 [email protected] Vern Davies 0422 897 005 [email protected] Kevin Ride 0417 868 499Yokine Shane Manners 0451 462 861 [email protected]


MEN’S MIDWEEK PENNANT COMPETITION CONDITIONS OF PLAY

1. STRUCTURE(i) The Competitions are graded into Divisions.(ii) Each Division will be sub-divided into colours.(iii) Premier - 5th Division: Three (3) teams of four (4) players shall constitute a side. 6th Division: Two (2) teams of four (4) players shall constitute a side.(iv) The Competitions are graded as follows:

(v) The structure of Lower Divisions is determined by the Fixtures and Events Committee.

2. REGIONAL CONSIDERATIONS OF THE DRAW(i) Premier League and 1st Division White will not receive regional consideration. (ii) Regional consideration shall be given to all other divisions. (iii) Where a club has more than one side in a Division, each side will be placed in a different colour if

possible.

3. FORMAT(i) A Sides competition with four (4) players in each team.(ii) Two (2) bowls per player.(iii) 21 completed ends. (iv) The Fixtures will be scheduled as a home and away competition. No alterations will be permitted without

the prior written consent of Bowls WA.

4. CONSTITUTED GAME4.1 3 Teams a Side

(i) 42 completed ends must be played to constitute a game.

4.2 2 Teams a Side(i) 28 completed ends must be played to constitute a game.

If the required ends are not completed the game shall be abandoned as outlined in the Metropolitan Pennant Competition General Conditions.

5. STARTING TIME/TRIAL ENDS(i) The starting time of pennant games shall be 1.45pm.(ii) Trial ends will commence no later than 1.30pm and must be completed before the scheduled starting

time of the game.

6. LATE APPEARANCE(i) Metropolitan Pennant Competition General Conditions.(ii) Refer Laws of the Sport of Bowls.

Premier League

1st Division White

1st Division Blue North Blue South

2nd Division Red White Blue Gold

3rd Division Red White Blue Gold

4th Division Red White Blue Gold


6th Division Colours as required



7. SCORING Points shall be awarded as follows:

8. NOTIFICATION OF PENNANT RESULTS(i) It is responsibility of the Club listed as the ‘Home Team’ in the fixture to notify Bowls WA of the Pennant

Results. (ii) Pennant Result s are to reach Bowls WA by no later than 6.00pm on the day of the game.(iii) Results of all games must be advised to Bowls WA immediately following completion of the game by

either:Telephone: 9340 0800Email: [email protected] Fax: 9340-0888 or 9340-0880 (use black pen)

(iv) Clubs that telephone the results to Bowls WA must forward a copy of the Pennant Results Sheet to Bowls WA by the close of business the next working day.

Penalty: FineNote: Once a Pennant Result Sheet has been signed by the representatives of both Clubs, the score is deemed

as correct.

The Fixtures and Events Committee reserves the right to correct obvious transposed errors or errors in additions on the Pennant Result Sheet.

9. PENNANT FINALS9.1 Determining a Winner

(i) Colour Winners in each division shall be decided by the points gained by each side. (ii) In the event of two or more sides having the same number of points, the following shall apply:

(a) The order shall be determined by the shots for divided by the shots against.(b) Then if equal order shall be determined by the difference in shots for and against; and

(iii) Colour Winners in each Division shall play Finals to determine the Divisional winner.(iv) Aggregate score in these games shall determine the winning side.

9.2 Draw of Pennant Finals 9.2.1 Premier League and 1st Division White - Men’s Midweek Pennant Competition

9.2.2 1st Division Blue Midweek Pennant Competition

9.2.3 2nd Division and Below (i) Colour winners are ranked from 1 to 4 according to their points. (ii) In the event of two or more sides having the same number of points, the following shall apply:

(a) The order shall be determined by the shots for divided by the shots against.(b) Then if equal order shall be determined by the difference in shots for and against

3 Teams a Side 2 Teams a Side

Maximum 6 points Maximum 4 points

For aggregate win 3 points For aggregate win 2 points

For aggregate tie 1.5 points each For aggregate tie 1 point each

For rink win 1 point For rink win 1 point

For rink tie 0.5 point For rink tie 0.5 point

Preliminary Final (PF) 1 v 4 2 v 3

Grand Final Winner (1 v 4) v Winner (2 v 3)

Grand Final Colour Winner Blue North v Colour WInner Blue South



The draw for the finals will be as follows:

Men’s Midweek Pennant Competition- 2nd Division and below:

9.3 ExceptionsIn the event of a Division having less than four (4) colours, the Pennant Finals will be determined as follows:

9.3.1 Three (3) Colours in a Division(i) The club with the highest points will be granted direct entry to the Grand Final and the remaining

two (2) clubs will play off to determine who will make it to the Grand Final.

9.3.2 Two (2) Colours in a Division:(i) The two (2) clubs will play in the Grand Final.

9.3.3 One (1) Colour in a Division:(i) There will be no Finals and the club finishing on top of the ladder will be awarded the Pennant

win.

9.3.4 In the event of a Division having more than four (4) colours, the Pennant Finals will be determined at the discretion of the Fixtures and Events Committee.

9.4 Venues for Pennant Finals9.4.1 General

(i) Clubs are not permitted to use split rinks. (ii) Clubs are permitted to use any approved surface for pennant finals.

9.4.2 Premier League and 1st Division White(i) The first day of Finals shall be played at the club that finishes on top of the ladder.(ii) The Grand Final shall be played at the home of the highest participating club.

9.4.3 1st Division Blue (North & South)(i) Grand Final to be played at a neutral venue, unless extenuating circumstances dictate otherwise,

as determined by the Fixtures and Events Committee.

9.4.4 2nd Division and below(i) All Midweek finals games shall be played at the club that finishes with the highest points in each

applicable division.(ii) The Grand Finals will be played at the highest remaining ranked club after the first week of finals.

9.4.5 Results (i) Bowls WA will advise clubs the contact number to telephone results at completion of the final.(ii) It is the responsibility of the winning team to fax or email the Pennant Result Sheet to Bowls WA

immediately after the game.

10. PROMOTION PLAY OFFS10.1 Positions

10.1.1 Premier League and 1st Division White do not participate in Promotion Play Offs.10.1.2 1st Division Blue North and South do not participate in Promotion Playoffs.10.1.3 2nd Division do not participate in Promotion Playoffs.10.1.4 3rd Division and below: Clubs that finish in positions 2,3,4 and 5 on the ladder in each colour at

the end of the season shall participate in the Promotion Play Offs(i) The winner of the Promotion Play Off will determine which club will have the second promotion

to the next highest division.(ii) The Aggregate score shall determine the winning side.





10.2 Draw:

10.3 Venues for Promotion Play Offs10.3.1 General

(i) Clubs are not permitted to use split rinks.(ii) Clubs are permitted to use any approved surface for Promotion Play Offs.

10.3.2 3rd Division and Below(i) The club that finishes in 2nd position on the ladder shall host the first day of Promotion Play Offs.(ii) The Grand Final will be played at the venue of the highest remaining ranked club after the first week

of finals.

10.4 Results (i) Bowls WA will advise clubs the contact number to telephone results at completion of the Promotion Play

Off.(ii) It is the responsibility of the winning team to fax or email the Pennant Result Sheet to Bowls WA


11. CHALLENGE PLAYOFFS11.1 Positions

11.1.1 Premier League do not participate in Challenge Playoffs11.1.2 1st Division White

(i) Clubs that finish in positions 7 and 8 on the ladder at the end of the season will participate in the Challenge Playoffs against 1st Division Blue North and South teams.

11.1.3 1st Division Blue North and 1st Division Blue South(i) Clubs that finish in positions 2 and 3 on the ladder at the end of the season will participate in the

Challenge Playoffs against 1st Division White teams.(ii) Clubs that finish in positions 7 and 8 on the ladder at the end of the season will participate in the

Challenge Playoffs against 2nd Division teams.11.1.4 2nd Division

(i) Clubs that finish in positions 2 and 3 on the ladder at the end of the season in each colour will participate in the Challenge Playoffs against 1st Division Blue North and South teams.

11.1.5 3rd Division and below do not participate in Challenge Playoffs.

11.2 Draw11.2.1 1st Division White versus 1st Division Blue Challenge for PromotionTeam 2 from 1st Division Blue South and Team 2 from 1st Division Blue North will be ranked on points collected during the season. The team with the most points will be aligned with the 8th ranked 1st Division White team with the remaining team aligned with the 7th ranked 1st Division White team.

Winners of Week 2 finals will play in 1st Division White for the next season.

Losers of both Week 1 and Week 2 finals will play in 1st Division Blue South/North the next season.

WEEK 1 1st Division Blue South Team 2 v 1st Division Blue South Team 3

1st Division Blue North Team 2 v 1st Division Blue North Team 3

WEEK 2 Winner 2 v 3 plays 1st White Team 7 or 8

Winner 2 v 3 plays 1st White Team 7 or 8





11.2.2 1st Division Blue South versus 2nd Division Red and 2nd Division White Challenge for Promotion.Team 2 from 2nd Division Red and Team 2 from 2nd Division White will be ranked on points collected during the season. The team with the most points will be aligned with the 8th ranked 1st Division Blue South team with the remaining team aligned with the 7th ranked 1st Division South team.

Winners of WEEK 2 finals will play in 1st Division Blue the next season.

Losers of both WEEK 2 and WEEK 1 finals will play in 2nd Division the next season.

11.2.3 1st Division Blue North versus 2nd Division Blue and 2nd Division Gold Challenge for Promotion.Team 2 from 2nd Division Blue and Team 2 from 2nd Division Gold will be ranked on points collected during the season. The team with the most points will be aligned with the 8th ranked 1st Division Blue North team with the remaining team aligned with the 7th ranked 1st Division North team.

Winners of Week 2 finals will play in 1st Division Blue the next season.

Losers of both Week 1 and Week 2 finals will play in 2nd Division the next season.

11.3 Venues for Challenge Play Offs11.3.1 General

(i) Clubs are not permitted to use split rinks.(ii) Clubs are permitted to use any approved surface for Challenge Play Offs.

11.3.2 1st Division White versus 1st Division Blue Challenge for Promotion(i) Week 1 finals will be held at the venues of the highest ranked 1st Division Blue Teams.(ii) Week 2 finals will be held at the venues of the remaining 1st Division Blue Teams.

11.3.3 1st Division Blue South versus 2nd Division Red and 2nd Division White Challenge for Promotion.(i) Week 1 finals will be held at the venues of the highest ranked 2nd Division Teams.(ii) Week 2 finals will be held at the venues of the remaining 2nd Division Teams.

11.3.4 1st Division Blue North versus 2nd Division Blue and 2nd Division Gold Challenge for Promotion.(i) Week 1 finals will be held at the venues of the highest ranked 2nd Division Teams.(ii) Week 2 finals will be held at the venues of the remaining 2nd Division Teams.

11.4 Results(i) Bowls WA will advise clubs the contact number to telephone results at completion of the Promotion Play

Off..(ii) It is the responsibility of the wnning team to fax or email the Pennant Result Sheet to Bowls WA


12. PROMOTION AND RELEGATION 12.1 Premier League

(i) The two (2) clubs with the lowest number of points will be relegated to 1st Division White.

12.2 1st Division White(i) The club that finishes on top of the ladder shall be promoted to Premier League.(ii) The Pennant Finals shall determine the club who receives the second promotion. If in the event that the

winner of the Pennant Finals has already achieved a promotion by finishing on top of the ladder, then the runner up of the Pennant Final shall be promoted to Premier League.

(iii) The two (2) clubs with the lowest number of points will be automaically relegated to 1st Division Blue (North or South).

(iv) The 7th and 8th placed teams will play in a Challenge Payoff against 1st Division Blue South/North for the right to play in 1st Division White the following season.

WEEK 1 2nd Division Blue Team 2 v2nd Division Blue Team 3

2nd Division Gold Team 2 v2nd Division Gold Team 3

WEEK 2 Winner 2 v 3 plays 1st Division Blue North Team 7 or 8

Winner 2 v 3 plays 1st Division Blue North Team 7 or 8

WEEK 1 2nd Division Red Team 2 v2nd Division Red Team 3

2nd Division White Team 2 v 2nd Division White Team 3

WEEK 2 Winner 2 v 3 plays 1st Division Blue South Team 7 or 8

Winner 2 v 3 plays 1st Division Blue South Team 7 or 8



12.3 1st Division Blue North and Blue South(i) The club that finishes on top of the ladder in Blue North and Blue South shall be promoted to 1st Division

White. (ii) The second promotion will be determined by the Challenge Play offs in Blue North and Blue South versus

1st Division White. (iii) The two (2) clubs with the lowest number of points from 1st Division Blue North and Blue South will be

automatically relegated to 2nd Division.(iv) The 7th and 8th placed teams will play in a Challenge Payoff against 2nd Division for the right to play in

1st Division Blue South/North the following season.

12.4 2nd Division(i) The club that finishes on top of the ladder in each colour in each division shall be promoted to 1st Division

Blue South/North.(ii) The second promotion will be determined by the Challenge Play Offs in each colour versus 1st Division

Blue North/South. (iii) The two (2) clubs with the lowest number of points from each colour in each division will be relegated to

the next lowest division.

12.5 3rd Division & Below(i) The club that finishes on top of the ladder in each colour in each division shall be promoted to the next

highest division.(ii) The second promotion will be determined by the Promotion Play Offs in each colour in each division. (iii) The two (2) clubs with the lowest number of points from each colour in each division will be relegated to


The Fixtures and Events Committee shall have the power to promote or relegate any club to complete a pennant division.

13. PENNANT FINALS ABANDONMENTIn the event of one or more pennant finals being abandoned, the Bowls WA Fixtures and Events Committee reserves the right to alter the format or structure or determine a result for affected finals.

However it is not envisaged for finals to be extended beyond the scheduled playing dates.


14. ANNUAL REGISTRATION OF PLAYERSAll clubs shall throughout the season act with integrity towards the graded pennant competition and shall adhere to the Integrity Rule when registering players. Refer to the Integrity of Graded Pennant Policy available on the Bowls WA Website.


14.1 Player Registration(i) Clubs are required to register on an annual basis all players in the Division and Colour in which they

played on the 3rd last game of the defined pennant competition and must reach Bowls WA prior to the second (2nd) last game of the scheduled fixtures.

(ii) In extenuating circumstances a club may apply to the Bowls WA Fixtures and Events Committee for the late registration of a player.

(iii) Premier League and each 1st Division colour are to be regarded as seperate Divisions.(iv) For the purpose of Player movement after registration, clubs who have more than one team in a Division/

Colour will be allowed to move players into a higher graded team within the same division/colour.(v) A player may only be registered once by a club.

Penalty: Failure to provide Bowls WA with an Annual Registration of Players list shall incur a fine.


14.2 Exceptional Circumstances A club which; following the annual registration of player’s has a change in player availability and is

experiencing genuine hardship may apply in writing to the Bowls WA Fixtures and Events Committee for the consideration of a dispensation from the registration criteria

Penalty: Any infringement of these restrictions after registration shall incur a penalty.► For the first offence the offending club shall lose all points for that side for that game in that Division and

any aggregate points will be allocated to the opposition► Any subsequent or continuing offence: the offending club will incur the penalty as above and a fine for

each and every occasion.

15. PROCEDURE IN EXTREME WEATHER15.1 See Metropolitan Pennant Competition General Conditions of Play.

15.2 Individual Club Abandonment/Interrupted Games(i) To be read in conjunction with Metropolitan Pennant Competition General Conditions of Play 8.2.(ii) Any game not commenced by 2.45pm, shall be treated as abandoned in accordance with Metropolitan

Pennant Competition General Conditions of Play.(iii) Should the temperature reach 40 C, then the umpire of the day is to review the prevailing conditions and

defer play in accordance with Metropolitan Pennant Competition - General Conditions 8.2.2.(iv) A count of completed ends should be made to determine if the required number of ends to constitute a

game have been completed. (v) If insufficient ends have been completed refer to Metropolitan Pennant Competition General Conditions

of Play.


* Round 14 Premier League compulsory night game Friday Feb 14th** Round 17 1st Division Only Sunday 9th March*** Round 18 1st Division Only 15th March

Notes:Round 1 - 9 Home Teams Mentioned First: Rounds 10 - 18 Reverse AppliesSee page 60 for the Men’s Saturday Pennant Compeition Conditions of PlayPlayoffs - the playoff dates will be as follows: 1st Division Finals Saturday 22nd and Sunday 23rd March 1st Division White versus Blue Nth and Blue Sth Challenge Saturday 22nd March 2nd Division and Below Finals Saturday 29th March 2nd Division versus Blue Nth and Blue Sth Challenge Finals Saturday 29th March


MEN’S METROPOLITAN SATURDAY PENNANTSOct 26 & Jan 11 10v2 1v4 3v5 8v7 6v9Nov 2 & Jan 18 9v1 2v3 7v6 5v8 4v10Nov 9 & Feb 1 8v2 10v3 6v5 1v7 4v9Nov 16 & Feb 8 5v1 7v4 2v6 3v8 10v9Nov 23 & Feb 15* 1v2 6v3 4v5 9v7 8v10Nov 30 & Feb 22 3v1 2v4 8v6 10v7 5v9Dec 7 & Mar 8 9v2 4v3 7v5 1v8 6v10Dec 14 & Mar 15** 6v1 8v4 10v5 2v7 3v9Dec 21 & Mar 22*** 5v2 7v3 4v6 9v8 1v10


WHITE1. BEDFORD2. CAMBRIDGE3. INNALOO4. SOUTH PERTH5. MT. PLEASANT6. OSBORNE PARK7. DOUBLEVIEW8. SORRENTO9. SAFETY BAY10. KALAMUNDA

BLUE NORTH1. CAMBRIDGE2. MORLEY3. DALKEITH NEDLANDS4. MT LAWLEY5. YOKINE6. NORTH BEACH7. SWAN8. QUINNS ROCKS9. KALAMUNDA10. DOUBLEVIEW

BLUE SOUTH1. ARMADALE2. MOSMAN PARK3. ROSSMOYNE4. GOSNELLS5. KARDINYA6. MELVILLE7. THORNLIE8. ROCKINGHAM9. WARNBRO10. SAFETY BAY

PREMIER1. MANNING2. COCKBURN3. SOUTH PERTH4. BASSENDEAN5. OSBORNE PARK6. KARDINYA7. STIRLING8. DOUBLEVIEW9. WANNEROO10. VICT PARK CARLISLE

PREMIER LEAGUE - FRIDAY NIGHT GAMESAll Matches: Roll Up 6.15pm to commence at 6.30pmROUND 4 NOV 15 - SOUTH PERTH v DOUBLEVIEWROUND 5 NOV 22 - DOUBLEVIEW v VICT PARK CARLROUND 7 DEC 06 - BASSENDEAN v SOUTH PERTHROUND 8 DEC 13 - DOUBLEVIEW v BASSENDEANROUND 13 FEB 7 - DOUBLEVIEW v SOUTH PERTHROUND 14 FEB 14 - ALL FIXTURESROUND 17 MAR 07 - BASSENDEAN v DOUBLEVIEW


RED1. LEEMING2. ARMADALE3. PERTH & TATTS4. HOLLYWOOD SUBI5. MELVILLE6. MT PLEASANT7. MANNING 18. THORNLIE 19. VICT PARK CARL 110. BELMONT CITY

RED1. COMO2. ARMADALE3. BULL CREEK AFA4. BYFORD5. FORRESTFIELD6. WILLETTON7. THORNLIE8. MANNING9. MILLS PARK10. MT. PLEASANT

RED1. CANNINGTON2. COMO3. HOLLYWOOD SUBI4. PERTH & TATTS5. BELMONT CITY6. CLAREMONT7. MELVILLE8. SOUTH PERTH9. MT. PLEASANT10. MILLS PARK

RED1. COCKBURN2. MANNING3. MT. LAWLEY4. LEEMING5. ROSSMOYNE6. DALKEITH NED7. BYE8. LAKE MONGER9. KARDINYA10. FREMANTLE

WHITE1. COCKBURN2. MANNING 23. KWINANA4. THORNLIE 25. VICT PARK CARL 26. EAST FREMANTLE7. ROCKINGHAM8. HILTON PARK9. SPEARWOOD10. WARNBRO

WHITE1. MOSMAN PARK2. LEEMING3. GOSNELLS4. ROSSMOYNE5. KARDINYA6. ROCKINGHAM7. HILTON PARK8. SAFETY BAY9. FREMANTLE10. SPEARWOOD

WHITE1. GOSNELLS2. COCKBURN3. LEEMING4. KWINANA5. WILLETTON6. KARDINYA7. SAFETY BAY8. THORNLIE9. WARNBRO 210. WARNBRO 1

WHITE1. ARMADALE2. GOSNELLS3. BYFORD4. WILLETTON5. EAST FREMANTLE6. FORRESTFIELD7. PICKERING BROOK8. SPEARWOOD9. BELMONT CITY10. ROLEYSTONE

BLUE1. OSBORNE PARK 12. MIDLAND MORR3. NOLLAMARA4. INNALOO5. MUNDARING6. VALLEY7. WANNEROO 18. WARWICK 19. SPORTS ASSOC10. CAMBRIDGE

BLUE1. BULLSBROOK2. BAYSWATER3. BASSENDEAN4. OSBORNE PARK 15. KALAMUNDA6. MUNDARING7. NOLLAMARA8. SWAN9. SORRENTO 110. MORLEY 1

BLUE1. BAYSWATER2. BEDFORD3. BASSENDEAN4. DALKEITH NED 15. INNALOO6. SORRENTO 17. MAYLANDS8. WARWICK 19. MORLEY10. YOKINE 1

BLUE1. MIDLAND MORR2. MORLEY3. GLEN FORREST4. MUNDARING5. VALLEY6. KALAMUNDA7. NORTH PERTH8. NOLLAMARA9. YOKINE10. SPORTS ASSOC

GOLD1. JOONDALUP2. OSBORNE PARK 23. LAKE MONGER4. SCARBOROUGH5. NORTH BEACH6. YOKINE7. SORRENTO8. STIRLING9. WARWICK 210. WANNEROO 2

GOLD1. MORLEY 22. MERRIWA AFA3. OSBORNE PARK 24. WANNEROO5. SORRENTO 26. STIRLING7. QUINNS ROCKS8. YANCHEP9. DOUBLEVIEW10. WARWICK

GOLD1. MERRIWA AFA2. JOONDALUP 13. JOONDALUP 24. SCARBOROUGH5. DALKEITH NED 26. NORTH BEACH7. WARWICK 28. WANNEROO9. YOKINE 210. SORRENTO 2

GOLD1. OSBORNE PARK2. STIRLING3. SCARBOROUGH4. JOONDALUP5. NORTH BEACH6. INNALOO7. YANCHEP8. WARWICK9. CAMBRIDGE10. SORRENTO

MEN’S METROPOLITAN SATURDAY PENNANTS



FOURTH DIVISION - 4 RINKS

FIFTH DIVISION - 4 RINKS


MEN’S METROPOLITAN SATURDAY PENNANTS

RED1. FORRESTFIELD2. CANNINGTON3. THORNLIE4. ROSSMOYNE5. ARMADALE6. BELMONT CITY7. BYE8. BULLCREEK AFA 19. KALAMUNDA10. ROLEYSTONE

GOLD1. MORLEY 22. BEDFORD3. GLEN FORREST4. BASSENDEAN5. SWAN6. VALLEY 17. NOLLAMARA 18. MAYLANDS9. NORTH PERTH10. VALLEY 2

WHITE1. LEEMING 12. LEEMING 23. WILLETTON4. BULL CREEK AFA 25. MANNING6. WARNBRO7. MT. PLEASANT8. MOSMAN PARK9. KWINANA10. BYE

PURPLE1. LAKE MONGER 12. LAKE MONGER 23. CAMBRIDGE4. NOLLAMARA 25. CLAREMONT6. COMO 17. COMO 28. MT. LAWLEY9. VICT PARK CARL10. SOUTH PERTH

BLUE1. DOUBLEVIEW2. OSBORNE PARK3. QUINNS ROCKS4. MORLEY 15. MERRIWA 16. MERRIWA 27. WANNEROO 18. WANNEROO 29. SORRENTO10. WARWICK

SIXTH DIVISION - 2 RINKS


MEN’S SATURDAY PENNANTS - CLUB CONTACTS

Club Name Phone EmailArmadale Jim McKenzie 0419 047 935Bassendean Daniel Patterson 0452 229 024Bayswater Gordon Gray 0422 910 607 [email protected] James Taylor 9377 1229 [email protected] City Thomas Crispin 9277 4045Bullcreek AFA Ron Boase 9364 9750 [email protected] Anthony Freeman 0414 890 080 [email protected] Gary Munrowd 9526 2308Cannington Paul Sabatino 0407 476 047 [email protected] David Jones 0412 093 335 [email protected] Tom Armstrong 9383 1554Cockburn Ron Collis 0408 192 307Como Nolan Phillips 9332 1152Dalkeith-Nedlands Brian Burton 0418 932 469 [email protected] Jim Barry 0422 405 410East Fremantle Marcel Kuhni 0419 956 299Forrestfield Robbie Carr 0417 022 265Fremantle Paul Rimmer 9339 0721 [email protected] Forrest Bill Rushton 9298 9336 [email protected] Park Peter Clark 0478 222 944 [email protected] Robert Middleton 0415 473 654Innaloo Ross Smith 9446 6812 [email protected] Kim Harris Walker 0418 940 663 [email protected] Shayne Mowday 0418 947 588 [email protected] Graeme Wake 0404 800 070 [email protected] Brett Clayton 0411 117 785Leeming Neville Chamberlain 9332 6624Manning Alan Heal 0427 023 013 [email protected] Graeme Jacques 0417 925 552 [email protected] Tony O’Meehan 0429 932 654 [email protected] AFA Alan Arter 9400 3563 [email protected] Dave Sutcliffe 0439 923 276 [email protected] Park Glenn Sewell 0434 638 400 [email protected] Eddie McGrath 0411 187 159Mosman Park Patrick Giles 0412 224 419 [email protected]. Lawley Glenn Hall 0422 294 649 [email protected]. Pleasant Steven Salamon 0411 583 718 [email protected] Merv Cousins 0439 034 444 [email protected] Mike West 9247 4840North Beach Ivan Campbell 0438 358 550 [email protected] Perth Darryl Moren 0418 910 373 [email protected] Park Geoff Mills 9207 2732


MEN’S SATURDAY PENNANTS - CLUB CONTACTS

Club Name Phone Email Perth & Tatts Eric Williams 0437 611 755 [email protected] Brook John Wilson 0408 422 723 [email protected] Quinns Rocks Trevor Hinkley 0404 027 034 [email protected] John Smith 9496 0214 [email protected] Mark Barrett 0420 855 718 [email protected] Bay Norm Read 0467 319 687 [email protected] Denis Spargo 0409 169 035Sorrento Robert Tozier 0437 114 905 [email protected] Perth Ken Pride 0401 584 379 [email protected] Bill Stolk 9437 3580 [email protected] Assoc Byron Lumley 0437 787 091Stirling Mark Pasalich 0411 956 622 [email protected] Ken Coghill 0415 473 332 [email protected] David Bradbury 9398 4698 [email protected] Alan Jones 0415 181 247 [email protected] Park Carlisle Henry Lim 0407 947 484 [email protected] Anthony Kay 0421 951 409 [email protected] Shayne Hendriksen 0414943373 [email protected] Ken McCarthy 0438 931 350 [email protected] Vern Davis 0422 897 005 [email protected] Ken Ride 0417 868 499Yokine Mel Lemos 0429 916 160 [email protected]


MEN’S SATURDAY PENNANT COMPETITION CONDITIONS OF PLAY

1. STRUCTURE(i) The Competitions are graded into Divisions.(ii) Each Division will be sub-divided into colours.(iii) Premier - 5th Division: Four (4) teams of four (4) players shall constitute a side. 6th Division: Two (2) teams of four (4) players shall constitute a side.(iv) The Competitions are graded as follows:

(v) The structure of Lower Divisions is determined by the Fixtures and Events Committee.

2. REGIONAL CONSIDERATIONS OF THE DRAW(i) Premier League and 1st Division White will not receive regional consideration. (ii) Regional consideration shall be given to all other divisions. (iii) Where a club has more than one side in a Division, each side will be placed in a different colour if

possible.

3. FORMAT(i) A Sides competition with four (4) players in each team.(ii) Two (2) bowls per player.(iii) 21 completed ends. (iv) The Fixtures will be scheduled as a home and away competition. No alterations will be permitted without

the prior written consent of Bowls WA.



4.2 2 Teams a Side(i) 28 completed ends must be played to constitute a game.

If the required ends are not completed the game shall be abandoned as outlined in the Metropolitan Pennant Competition General Conditions.

5. STARTING TIME/TRIAL ENDS(i) The starting time of pennant games shall be 1.45pm.(ii) Trial ends will commence no later than 1.30pm and must be completed before the scheduled starting

time of the game.


Premier League

1st Division White

1st Division Blue North Blue South

2nd Division Red White Blue Gold

3rd Division Red White Blue Gold








Results. (ii) Pennant Results are to be phoned through to Bowls WA by no later than 6.30pm on the day of the game

to the number advised by Bowls WA.(iii) Pennant Results sheets are to reach Bowls WA by close of business the next working day.

Email: [email protected] Fax: 9340-0888 or 9340-0880 (use black pen)

(iv) Clubs that telephone the results to Bowls WA must forward a copy of the Pennant Results Sheet to Bowls WA by the close of business the next working day.


as correct.



(i) Colour Winners in each division shall be decided by the points gained by each side. (ii) In the event of two or more sides having the same number of points, the following shall apply:

(a) The order shall be determined by the shots for divided by the shots against.(b) Then if equal order shall be determined by the difference in shots for and against; and


9.2 Draw of Pennant Finals

9.2.1 Premier League and 1st Division White - Pennant Competition

9.2.2 1st Division Blue Pennant Competition

9.2.3 2nd Division and Below (i) Colour winners are ranked from 1 to 4 according to their points. (ii) In the event of two or more sides having the same number of points, the following shall apply:

(a) The order shall be determined by the shots for divided by the shots against.(b) Then if equal order shall be determined by the difference in shots for and against.




For aggregate tie 2 points each For aggregate tie 1 point each



Semi Finals 1 v 2 3 v 4

Preliminary Final (PF) Loser (1 v 2) v Winner (3 v 4)

Grand Final Winner (1 v 2) v Winner (Preliminary Final)

Grand Final Colour Winner Blue North v Colour WInner Blue South



The draw for the finals will be as follows:

Men’s Saturday Pennant Competition- 2nd Division and below:

9.3 ExceptionsIn the event of a Division having less than four (4) colours, the Pennant Finals will be determined as follows:

9.3.1 Three (3) Colours in a Division(i) The club with the highest points will be granted direct entry to the Grand Final and the remaining

two (2) clubs will play off to determine who will make it to the Grand Final.

9.3.2 Two (2) Colours in a Division:(i) The two (2) clubs will play in the Grand Final.

9.3.3 One (1) Colour in a Division:(i) There will be no Finals and the club finishing on top of the ladder will be awarded the Pennant

win.

9.3.4 In the event of a Division having more than four (4) colours, the Pennant Finals will be determined at the discretion of the Match Committee.

9.4 Venues for Pennant Finals9.4.1 General

(i) Clubs are not permitted to use split rinks. (ii) Clubs are permitted to use any approved surface for pennant finals.(iii) The losing 2nd Semi Finalist shall choose the green for the Preliminary Final.(iv) The Grand Finals for Premier League, 1st Division White and 1st Division Blue shall be played on

the same day at the same venue.

9.4.2 Premier League and 1st Division White(i) The first day of Finals shall be played at the club that finishes on top of the ladder.(ii) The Grand Final shall be played at a neutral venue, unless extenuating circumstances dictate

otherwise, as determined by the Fixtures and Events Committee.

9.4.3 1st Division Blue (North & South)Grand Final to be played at a neutral venue, unless extenuating circumstances dictate otherwise, as determined by the Fixtures and Events Committee.

9.4.4 2nd Division and belowAll Saturday finals games shall be played at the club that finishes with the highest points in each applicable division.The highest ranked Grand Final team shall choose which green to play on.

9.5 Results (i) Bowls WA will advise clubs the contact number to telephone results at completion of the final.(ii) It is the responsibility of the winning team to fax or email the Pennant Result Sheet to Bowls WA


10. PROMOTION PLAY OFFS10.1 Positions

10.1.1 Premier League and 1st Division White do not participate in Promotion Play Offs.10.1.2 1st Division Blue North and South do not participate in Promotion Playoffs.10.1.3 2nd Division do not participate in Promotion Playoffs.10.1.4 3rd Division and below: Clubs that finish in positions 2,3,4 and 5 on the ladder in each colour at the

end of the season shall participate in the Promotion Play Offs(i) The winner of the Promotion Play Off will determine which club will have the second promotion

to the next highest division.(ii) The Aggregate score shall determine the winning side.





10.2 Draw:

10.3 Venues for Promotion Play Offs10.3.1 General

(i) Clubs are not permitted to use split rinks.(ii) The Grand Final will be played on the green that the highest ranked remaining team played the

Preliminary Final on.(iii) Clubs are permitted to use any approved surface for Promotion Play Offs.

10.3.2 3rd Division and BelowThe club that finishes in 2nd position on the ladder shall host the Promotion Play Offs.The highest ranked Grand Final team shall choose which green to play on.

10.4 Results (i) Bowls WA will advise clubs the contact number to telephone results at completion of the Promotion Play

Off.(ii) It is the responsibility of the winning team to fax or email the Pennant Result Sheet to Bowls WA


11. CHALLENGE PLAYOFFS11.1 Positions

11.1.1 Premier League do not participate in Challenge Playoffs11.1.2 1st Division White

(i) Clubs that finish in positions 7 and 8 on the ladder at the end of the season will participate in the Challenge Playoffs against 1st Division Blue North and South teams.

11.1.3 1st Division Blue North and 1st Division Blue South(i) Clubs that finish in positions 2 and 3 on the ladder at the end of the season will participate in the

Challenge Playoffs against 1st Division White teams.(ii) Clubs that finish in positions 7 and 8 on the ladder at the end of the season will participate in the

Challenge Playoffs against 2nd Division teams.11.1.4 2nd Division

(i) Clubs that finish in positions 2 and 3 on the ladder at the end of the season in each colour will participate in the Challenge Playoffs against 1st Division Blue North and South teams.

11.1.5 3rd Division and below do not participate in Challenge Playoffs.

11.2 Draw

11.2.1 1st Division White versus 1st Division Blue Challenge for PromotionTeam 2 from 1st Division Blue South and Team 2 from 1st Division Blue North will be ranked on points collected during the season. The team with the most points will be aligned with the 8th ranked 1st Division White team with the remaining team aligned with the 7th ranked 1st Division White team.

Winners of PM finals will play in 1st Division White for the next season.

Losers of both AM and PM finals will play in 1st Division Blue South/North the next season.

AM 1st Division Blue South Team 2 v 1st Division Blue South Team 3

1st Division Blue North Team 2 v 1st Division Blue North Team 3

PM Winner 2 v 3 plays 1st White Team 7 or 8

Winner 2 v 3 plays 1st White Team 7 or 8





11.2.2 1st Division Blue South versus 2nd Division Red and 2nd Division White Challenge for PromotionTeam 2 from 2nd Division Red and Team 2 from 2nd Division White will be ranked on points collected during the season. The team with the most points will be aligned with the 8th ranked 1st Division Blue South team with the remaining team aligned with the 7th ranked 1st Division Blue South team.

Winners of PM finals will play in 1st Division Blue the next season.

Losers of both AM and PM finals will play in 2nd Division the next season.

11.2.3 1st Division Blue North versus 2nd Division Blue and 2nd Division Gold Challenge for PromotionTeam 2 from 2nd Division Blue and Team 2 from 2nd Division Gold will be ranked on points collected during the season. The team with the most points will be aligned with the 8th ranked 1st Division Blue North team with the remaining team aligned with the 7th ranked 1st Division Blue North team.

Winners of PM finals will play in 1st Division Blue the next season.

Losers of both AM and PM finals will play in 2nd Division the next season.

11.3 Venues for Challenge Play Offs11.3.1 General

(i) Clubs are not permitted to use split rinks.(ii) Clubs are permitted to use any approved surface for Challenge Play Offs.(iii) The PM Final will be played on the same green as the AM Final.

11.3.2 1st Division White versus 1st Division Blue Challenge for PromotionTeams in positions 2 in 1st Division Blue North and 1st Division Blue South will host their respective Challenge Play Off.

11.3.3 1st Division Blue South versus 2nd Division Red and 2nd Division White Challenge for PromotionTeams in positions 2 in 2nd Division Red and 2nd Division White will host their respective Challenge Play Off.

11.3.4 1st Division Blue North versus 2nd Division Blue and 2nd Division Gold Challenge for PromotionTeams in positions 2 in 2nd Division Blue and 2nd Division Gold will host their respective Challenge Play Off.

11.4 Results(i) Bowls WA will advise clubs the contact number to telephone results at completion of the Promotion Play

Off..(ii) It is the responsibility of the wnning team to fax or email the Pennant Result Sheet to Bowls WA


12. PROMOTION AND RELEGATION 12.1 Premier League

(i) The two (2) clubs with the lowest number of points will be relegated to 1st Division White.

12.2 1st Division White(i) The club that finishes on top of the ladder shall be promoted to Premier League.(ii) The Pennant Finals shall determine the club who receives the second promotion. If in the event that the

winner of the Pennant Finals has already achieved a promotion by finishing on top of the ladder, then the runner up of the Pennant Final shall be promoted to Premier League.

(iii) The two (2) clubs with the lowest number of points will be automaically relegated to 1st Division Blue (North or South).

(iv) The 7th and 8th placed teams will play in a Challenge Payoff against 1st Division Blue South/North for the right to play in 1st Division White the following season.

AM 2nd Division Blue Team 2 v2nd Division Blue Team 3

2nd Division Gold Team 2 v2nd Division Gold Team 3

PM Winner 2 v 3 plays 1st Division Blue North Team 7 or 8

Winner 2 v 3 plays 1st Division Blue North Team 7 or 8

AM 2nd Division Red Team 2 v2nd Division Red Team 3

2nd Division White Team 2 v 2nd Division White Team 3

PM Winner 2 v 3 plays 1st Division Blue South Team 7 or 8

Winner 2 v 3 plays 1st Division Blue South Team 7 or 8


12.3 1st Division Blue North and Blue South(i) The club that finishes on top of the ladder in Blue North and Blue South shall be promoted to 1st Division

White. (ii) The second promotion will be determined by the Challenge Play offs in Blue North and Blue South versus

1st Division White. (iii) The two (2) clubs with the lowest number of points from 1st Division Blue North and Blue South will be

automatically relegated to 2nd Division.(iv) The 7th and 8th placed teams will play in a Challenge Payoff against 2nd Division for the right to play in

1st Division Blue South/North the following season.

12.4 2nd Division(i) The club that finishes on top of the ladder in each colour in each division shall be promoted to 1st Division

Blue South/North.(ii) The second promotion will be determined by the Challenge Play Offs in each colour versus 1st Division

Blue North/South. (iii) The two (2) clubs with the lowest number of points from each colour in each division will be relegated to


12.5 3rd Division & Below(i) The club that finishes on top of the ladder in each colour in each division shall be promoted to the next

highest division.(ii) The second promotion will be determined by the Promotion Play Offs in each colour in each division.

(iii) The two (2) clubs with the lowest number of points from each colour in each division will be relegated to the next lowest division.


13. PENNANT FINALS ABANDONMENTIn the event of one or more pennant finals being abandoned, the Bowls WA Fixtures and Events Committee reserves the right to alter the format or structure or determine a result for affected finals.



Bowls WA have the grounds to declare a forfeit against the team of a Club where Bowls WA deems that the Club, without a satisfactory explanation to Bowls WA, is deemed to have played a number of regular players from a higher ranked team in a lower ranked team in a manner likely to gain an unfair advantage or to distory the rankings of the lower ranked grade.

14.1 Player Registration(i) Clubs are required to register on an annual basis all players in the Division and Colour in which they

played on the 3rd last game of the defined pennant competition and must reach Bowls WA prior to the second (2nd) last game of the scheduled fixtures.





14.2 Exceptional Circumstances A club which following the annual registration of player’s has a change in player availability and is







15. PROCEDURE IN EXTREME WEATHER15.1 See Metropolitan Pennant Competition General Conditions of Play.

15.2 Individual Club Abandonment/Interrupted Games(i) To be read in conjunction with Metropolitan Pennant Competition General Conditions of Play 8.2(ii) Any game not commenced by 2.45pm, shall be treated as abandoned in accordance with Metropolitan

Pennant Competition General Conditions of Play.(iii) Should the temperature reach 40 C, then the umpire of the day is to review the prevailing conditions and

defer play in accordance with Metropolitan Pennant Competition - General Conditions 8.2.2.(iv) A count of completed ends should be made to determine if the required number of ends to constitute a

game have been completed. (v) If insufficient ends have been completed refer to Metropolitan Pennant Competition General Conditions

of Play.



WOMEN’S METROPOLITAN TUESDAY PENNANTS

Oct 22 & Dec 17 10v2 1v4 3v5 8v7 6v9Oct 29 & Jan 7 9v1 2v3 7v6 5v8 4v10Nov 6* & Jan 14 8v2 10v3 6v5 1v7 4v9Nov 12 & Jan 21 5v1 7v4 2v6 3v8 10v9Nov 17** & Jan 28 1v2 6v3 4v5 9v7 8v10Nov 19 & Feb 4 3v1 2v4 8v6 10v7 5v9Nov 26 & Feb 11 9v2 4v3 7v5 1v8 6v10Dec 3 & Feb 18 6v1 8v4 10v5 2v7 3v9Dec 10 & Feb 25 5v2 7v3 4v6 9v8 1v10

Notes:Round 1 - 9 Home Teams Mentioned First: Rounds 10 - 18 Reverse Applies* indicates the game will be played on a Wednesday** indicates the game will be played on a SundaySee page 71 for the Women’s Tuesday Pennant Compeition Conditions of PlayPlayoffs - the playoff in each Colour will be played as follows: Monday 10th March - AM (1st Division Only) Tuesday 11th March - AM Wednesday 12th March - GRAND FINAL - AM


PREMIER1. NORTH BEACH2. GOSNELLS3. SAFETY BAY4. MOSMAN PARK5. MUNDARING6. OSBORNE PARK7. MANNING 28. MANNING 19. LEEMING10. VICT PARK CARL

RED1. MELVILLE 12. EAST FREMANTLE3. THORNLIE 14. MOSMAN PARK5. KARDINYA6. ROSSMOYNE7. ROCKINGHAM8. WARNBRO9. MT. PLEASANT10. LEEMING

WHITE1. BEDFORD2. SORRENTO3. THORNLIE4. MELVILLE5. OSBORNE PARK6. MERRIWA7. YOKINE8. ROCKINGHAM9. WANNEROO10. WILLETTON

WHITE1. BYFORD2. BULLCREEK3. FORRESTFIELD4. MELVILLE 25. MILLS PARK6. BELMONT CITY7. VICT PARK CARL8. PICKERING BROOK9. GOSNELLS10. THORNLIE 2

GREEN NORTH1. BASSENDEAN2. INNALOO3. KALALMUNDA4. MORLEY5. NORTH BEACH6. MUNDARING7. DALKEITH NED8. SORRENTO9. SCARBOROUGH10. WARWICK

GREEN1. NORTH BEACH2. INNALOO 13. QUINNS ROCKS4. JOONDALUP 15. WARWICK 16. OSBORNE PARK 17. MERRIWA8. JOONDALUP 29. CAMBRIDGE 110. WANNEROO

GREEN SOUTH1. GOSNELLS2. COCKBURN3. WARNBRO4. MANNING5. HILTON PARK6. ROLEYSTONE7. SAFETY BAY 18. SAFETY BAY 29. ROSSMOYNE10. MT. PLEASANT

BLUE1. INNALOO 22. BASSENDEAN3. JOONDALUP 34. MIDLAND MORR5. OSBORNE PARK 26. STIRLING7. MT LAWLEY8. YOKINE9. SORRENTO10. CAMBRIDGE 2




WOMEN’S METROPOLITAN TUESDAY PENNANTS

RED1. BULLCREEK2. ARMADALE3. MANNING4. THORNLIE5. VICT PARK CARL6. KALAMUNDA7. YOKINE 18. YOKINE 29. WILLETTON 110. GOSNELLS

WHITE1. COCKBURN2. MELVILLE3. KWINANA4. SAFETY BAY 15. LEEMING6. KARDINYA7. SAFETY BAY 28. DALKEITH NED9. WILLETTON 210. MT PLEASANT

GREEN1. INNALOO2. SORRENTO3. DOUBLEVIEW4. WARWICK 15. NORTH BEACH6. MERRIWA7. YANCHEP8. NOLLAMARA 19. WANNEROO10. CAMBRIDGE

BLUE1. BEDFORD2. GLEN FORREST3. MIDLAND MORR4. MORLEY5. MUNDARING6. YOKINE 37. NOLLAMARA 28. SPORTS ASSOC9. WARWICK 210. VALLEY


FOURTH DIVISION - 2 RINKSRED1. SORRENTO 12. BYE3. DOUBLEVIEW4. DALKEITH NED5. QUINNS ROCKS6. HOLLYWOOD SUBI7. JOONDALUP8. WARWICK9. SCARBOROUGH10. WANNEROO

WHITE1. BYFORD2. ARMADALE3. BYE4. LEEMING 15. KALAMUNDA6. ROLEYSTONE7. CANNINGTON8. BELMONT CITY9. THORNLIE10. WILLETTON

GREEN1. BASSENDEAN2. MAYLANDS3. BYE4. PERTH & TATTS5. OSBORNE PARK6. STIRLING7. MT LAWLEY8. SPORTS ASSOC9. BAYSWATER10. SORRENTO 2

BLUE1. SPEARWOOD 12. EAST FREMANTLE3. LEEMING 24. MOSMAN PARK5. SPEARWOOD 26. HILTON PARK7. KARDINYA8. FREMANTLE9. COCKBURN10. BYE


WOMEN’S TUESDAY PENNANT CLUB CONTACTS

Club Name Phone Email Armadale Sheree Rochford 0417 095 895 [email protected] Royla Marshall 9274 2144Bayswater Joy O’Brien 9272 2511 [email protected] Margaret Sitko 0424 073 022Belmont Audrey Short 9454 6736Bullcreek Lilian Wood 9311 4301Cambridge Norma Samuel 0418 914 918 [email protected] Billy Barratt 9457 6686Cockburn Lorna Skellorn 0405 555 332 [email protected] Nedlands Rosemary Norris 0402 516 720 [email protected] Janelle O’Flahery 0403 311 490 [email protected] Fremantle Fran Porter 9385 5575Forrestfield Eileen Hannam 0412 740 543 [email protected] Anthea McGrath 0419 721 757 [email protected] Forrest Judy Wholey 0409 008 199 [email protected] Angela Sharp 9459 0079 [email protected] Park Teresa Brbich 9337 2225 [email protected] Subiaco Anne Ormsby 0408 447 460 [email protected] June Haustead 9445 3474 [email protected] Dot Leslie 9305 2219Kalamunda Lillian Norwood 9454 5837Kardinya Pam Heron 9310 3426 [email protected] Sheila North 9419 1937Leeming Hazel Essex 0417 180 690 [email protected] Robyn Jolly 0429 611 045 [email protected] Margaret Garbutt 0410 729 367Melville Val Lemmon 0407 989 649 [email protected] Barbara Watson 9304 6971 [email protected] Morrison Grace Clatworthy 9274 1704Mills Park Sandy Burnett 9451 4724Morley Elayne Opitz 0427 388 957Mosman Park Sandra Ellis 9383 1021Mt Lawley Karen Lewis 9228 1571 [email protected] Pleasant Lesley Davies 9310 1335Mundaring Cheryl Thompson 0409 295 212 [email protected] Vicki Lloyd 9349 4494North Beach Kaye Blackwell 9385 8460 [email protected] Park Beryl Brennan 9446 9361 [email protected] Brook Sylvia van Groningen 0409 082 901 [email protected] Rocks Jo Truscott 9561 6445 [email protected] Loraine Parker 0400 093 653 [email protected] Norma Smith 0421 319 889 [email protected]


WOMEN’S TUESDAY PENNANT CLUB CONTACTS

Club Name Phone Email Rossmoyne Lorraine Turbett 9312 0519 [email protected] Bay Lynette Scott 0417 972 047 [email protected] Ivy Higgs 9446 5562 [email protected] Kathleen Harris 0408 936 901 [email protected] Dorothy Campbell 9418 7689 [email protected] Sports Association Patricia Pearce 0429 772 675 [email protected] Roslyn Slavich 0407 424 241 [email protected] Norma Separovich 0437 989 418 [email protected] Janis Lawrence 9571 3029 [email protected] Park Carlisle Faye Kelly 0418 916 583 [email protected] Ronnie Anderson 0408 473 420 [email protected] Vera Meehan 0407 660 686 [email protected] Margaret Wilson 9342 6224 [email protected] Jan Gray 0409 641 039 [email protected] Judy Little 9561 5859 [email protected] Sue Reid 0407 085 519 [email protected]


WOMEN’S TUESDAY PENNANT COMPETITION CONDITIONS OF PLAY

1. STRUCTURE(i) The Competition is graded into Divisions.(ii) Each Division may be sub-divided into colours.(iii) Premier - 3rd Division: Three (3) teams of four (4) players shall constitute a side. 4th Division: Two (2) teams of four (4) players shall constitute a side.

(iv) The structure of Lower Divisions is determined by the Fixtures and Events Committee.

2. REGIONAL CONSIDERATIONS OF THE DRAWThe Draw shall be conducted as follows:

(i) Premier League and 1st Division White will not receive regional consideration. (ii) Regional consideration will be given to all other Divisions. (iii) Where a club has more than one side in a Division, each side will be placed in a different colour if

possible.

3. FORMAT(i) A Sides competition with fours (4) players in each team.(ii) Two (2) bowls per player.(iii) 21 completed ends. (iv) The Fixtures will be scheduled as a home and away competition.


(i) 42 completed ends must be played to constitute a game.4.2 2 Teams a Side


If the required ends are not completed the game shall be abandoned as outlined in the Metropolitan Pennant Com-petition General Conditions of Play.

5. STARTING TIME/TRIAL ENDS(i) The starting time of pennant games shall be 10.00am. (ii) Trial ends may commence at 9.30am and must be completed before the scheduled starting time.

6. FINISHING TIME(i) All pennant games must be completed by 2.30pm.

7. LATE APPEARANCE(i) Metropolitan Pennant Competition General Conditions of Play.(ii) Refer Laws of the Sport of Bowls.


Premier League

1st Division White

1st Division Green North Green South

2nd Division Red White Green Blue

3rd Division Red White Green Blue





For aggregate tie 1.5 points each For aggregate tie 1 point each







9.1 Player Registration(i) At the completion of the fifth (5th) last game of the scheduled fixtures each club is required to register all

players in the Division and Colour in which they played on that day and must reach Bowls WA prior to the fourth (4th) last game of the scheduled fixtures.







Penalty: Any infringement of these restrictions after registration shall incur a penalty.► For the first offence the offending club shall lose all points for that side for that game in that Division

and any aggregate points will be allocated to the opposition► Any subsequent or continuing offence: the offending club will incur the penalty as above and a fine

for each and every occasion.


Results. (ii) All results must be received at Bowls WA by no later than 3.00pm on the day of the game.(iii) Results of all games must be advised to Bowls WA by:

Telephone: 9340-0800Email: [email protected]: 9340-0888 or 9340-0880 (use black pen)

(iv) Clubs who telephoned their results through to Bowls WA, must forward a copy of the Pennant Results Sheet to reach Bowls WA by the close of business the next working day.


as correct.



(i) Colour Winners in each division shall be decided by the points gained by each side.(ii) In the event of two or more sides having the same number of points, the following shall apply:

a. The order shall be determined by the shots for divided by the shots against.b. then if equal order shall be determined by the difference in shots for and against; and




(v) The first day of the Women’s Tuesday Pennant Finals will be held at the Club of the team that finishes on top of the Pennant Ladder at the end of the Home and Away Season.

(vi) The Preliminary Final will be held at the highest placed competing club(vii) All Grand Finals will be held at a Neutral Venue

11.2 Draw of Final Games11.2.1 Premier League and 1st Division

11.2.2 2nd Division & below (i) Colour winners are ranked from 1 to 4 according to their points.

11.2.3 Division with Less than Four (4) ColoursIn the event of a Division having less than four (4) colours, the Pennant Finals will be determined as follows:

11.2.3.1 Three (3) Colours in a Division(i) The club with the highest points will be granted direct entry to the Grand Final and the remaining two (2)

clubs will play off to determine who will make it to the Grand Final.

11.2.3.2 Two (2) Colours in a Division(i) The two (2) clubs will play in the Grand Final.

11.2.3.3 One (1) Colour in a Division:(i) The club finishing on top of the ladder will play the club finishing second on the ladder in the Grand Final.

11.2.3.4 Five (5) Colours in a Division(i) Two (2) lowest colours played off to determine who would play in the finals against the three (3) clubs

with the highest points.

In the event of there being more than five (5) colours in the competition, the match committee shall determine the pennant final format.

12. PROMOTION AND RELEGATION12.1 Premier League

(i) The two (2) clubs with the lowest number of points will be relegated to 1st Division White.12.2 1st Division White

(i) The two (2) clubs finishing 1st and 2nd on the ladder shall be promoted to Premier League.(ii) The two (2) clubs finishing in 9th and 10th position on the ladder will be relegated to 1st Division Green

(North or South).12.3 1st Division Green North and Green South

(i) The club that finishes on top of the ladder in 1st Division Green North and 1st Division Green South shall be promoted to 1st Division White.

(ii) The two (2) clubs with the lowest number of points in 1st Division Green North and 1st Division Green South will be relegated to 2nd Division.

12.3 2nd Division (4 Colours)(i) The club finishing in 1st position on the ladder in each Colour shall be promoted to 1st Division Green

North or 1st Division Green South. (ii) The two (2) clubs with the lowest number of points will be relegated to 3rd Division.

12.4 3rd Division (4 Colours)(i) The two (2) clubs finishing 1st and 2nd on the ladder in each Colour shall be promoted to 2nd Division. (ii) The two (2) clubs with the lowest number of points will be relegated to 4th Division.

Semi Finals 1 v 2 3 v 4

Preliminary Final (PF) Loser 1 v 2 Winner 3 v 4

Grand Final Winner 1 v 2 Winner Preliminary Final

Semi Final 1 v 4 2 v 3

Grand Final Winner 1 v 4 Winner 2 v 3


12.5 4th Division (4 Colours)(i) The two (2) clubs with the highest number of points in each Colour shall be promoted to 3rd Division.(ii) Relegations will be at the discretion of the Match Committee.

12.5.1 In the event of 4th Division having more or less than four (4) Colours, promotion will be determined as follows:

12.5.1.1 Six (6) Colours(i) One (1) club with the highest number of points in each Colour shall be promoted to 3rd Division. (ii) The two (2) clubs with the next highest points, from any Colour, shall be promoted to 3rd Division.

12.5.1.2 Five (5) Colours(i) One (1) club with the highest number of points in each Colour shall be promoted to 3rd Division. (ii) The three (3) clubs with the next highest points, from any Colour, shall be promoted to 3rd Division.

12.5.1.2 Three (3) Colours(i) Two (2) clubs with the highest number of points in each Colour shall be promoted to 3rd Division. (ii) The two (2) clubs with the next highest points, from any Colour, shall be promoted to 3rd Division.

13. PENNANT FINALS ABANDONMENTIn the event of one or more pennant finals being abandonded the Bowls WA Fixtures and Events Committee reserves the right to alter the format or structure or determine a result for affected finals.



14.PROCEDURE IN EXTREME WEATHER14.1 General Abandonment

(i) To be read in conjunction with Metropolitan Pennant Competition General Conditions of Play 8.1. General Abanondment- Heat.(ii) If the temperature forecast is 38◦C or over all pennant games shall be cancelled at 5.00pm the day before

the scheduled pennant fixture.(iii) Notification of a General Abandonment will be placed on the Bowls WA Website only.

14.2 Individual Club Abandonment/Interrupted Games(i) To be read in conjunction with Metropolitan Pennant Competition General Conditions of Play 8.2.(ii) Any game not commenced by 11.00am, shall be treated as abandoned in accordance with Metropolitan

Pennant Comptetion General Conditions.(iii) Should the temperature reach 37◦C, then the umpire of the day is to review the prevailing conditions and

defer play in accordance with Metropolitan Pennant Competition - General Conditions 8.2.2.(iv) If play is still in progress at 2.30pm, all ends in play shall be completed.(v) A count of completed ends should be made to determine if the required number of ends to constitute a

game have been completed.(vi) If insufficient ends have been completed refer to Metropolitan Pennant Competition General Competitions.



WOMEN’S METROPOLITAN SATURDAY PENNANT

Nov 2 & Jan 11 1v7 2v5 4v8 3v6Nov 9 & Jan 18 7v2 6v1 8v3 5v4Nov 16 & Feb 1 4v6 1v5 2v8 3v7Nov 23 & Feb 8 2v1 5v3 4v7 8v6Nov 30 & Feb 15 1v8 6v2 3v4 7v5Dec 7 & Feb 22 4v1 3v2 6v5 8v7Dec 14 & Mar 8 1v3 2v4 5v8 7v6

Notes:Round 1 - 7 Home Teams Mentioned First: Rounds 8 - 14 Reverse AppliesSee page 77 for the Women’s Saturday Pennant Competition Conditions of PlayPlayoffs - the playoff in each Colour will be played as follows: Saturday 15th March - AM & PM





RED1. MANNING 12. GOSNELLS3. NORTH BEACH4. MORLEY5. ROSSMOYNE6. MANNING 27. OSBORNE PARK8. MUNDARING

BLUE1. INNALOO2. DALKIETH NED3. SAFETY BAY4. WILLETTON5. SORRENTO6. MT. PLEASANT7. VICT. PARK CARL8. MANNING

LEMON1. JOONDALUP2. WANNEROO3. DOUBLEVIEW4. SCARBOROUGH5. NORTH BEACH6. NOLLAMARA7. SPORTS ASSOC8. OSBORNE PARK

LIME1. ROCKINGHAM2. MT. PLEASANT3. EAST FREMANTLE4. MOSMAN PARK5. KARDINYA6. SOUTH PERTH7. SPEARWOOD8. WARNBRO

ORANGE1. MUNDARING2. MANNING3. MIDLAND MORR4. ROLEYSTONE5. LEEMING6. GOSNELLS7. THORNLIE8. BEDFORD

BLUE1. WARNBRO2. KWINANA3. ARMADALE 14. KALAMUNDA5. SAFETY BAY6. ARMADALE 27. WILLETTON8. ROCKINGHAM

PINK1. BASSENDEAN2. VALLEY3. SWAN4. WARWICK5. MT. LAWLEY6. YOKINE7. MORLEY8. INNALOO 1

PURPLE1. COCKBURN2. HILTON PARK3. SORRENTO4. INNALOO 25. HOLLYWOOD SUBI6. DALKEITH NED7. MOSMAN PARK8. PERTH & TATTS


WOMEN’S SATURDAY PENNANT CLUB CONTACTSClub Name Phone EmailArmadale Denise Anderson 0410 057 909Bassendean Ilona Keane 0439 095 027 [email protected] Margaret Sitko 0424 073 022Cockburn Donna Tepania 0402 751 318Dalkeith Ned Rosemary Norris 0402 516 720 [email protected] Janelle O’Flaherty 0403 311 490 [email protected] Fremantle Eleanor Atkinson 9335 1613Gosnells Margaret Anderson 9398 1014Hilton Park Julie Davison 0400 060 270 [email protected] Subi Anne Ormsby 0408 447 460 [email protected] Jan Melville 0405 277 632 [email protected] Dot Leslie 9305 2219Kardinya Cherryl Cocodis 0400 243 428Kwinana Sheila North 9419 1937Leeming Maggie Newton 9310 2125 [email protected] Sue Griffiths 0400 161 954 [email protected] Morrison Janette Haskell 0405 543 032 [email protected] Lee Anne Green 0417 995 607 [email protected] Park Del Adams 9384 2701 [email protected] Lawley Karen Lewis 9228 1571 [email protected] Pleasant Lesley Davies 9310 1335Mundaring Cheryl Thompson 0409 295 212 [email protected] Vicki Lloyd 9349 4494North Beach Kaye Blackwell 9385 8460 [email protected] Park Tina Sravrianos 9440 6776Roleystone Norma Smith 0421 319 889 [email protected] Lynda White 9457 1385 [email protected] Bay Margaret Nash 9527 6561 [email protected] Ivy Higgs 9446 5562 [email protected] Kathleen Harris 0408 936 901 [email protected] Dorothy Campbell 9418 7689 [email protected] Perth Vicki Edwards 0433 685 555 [email protected] Association Lorraine Cotton 0407 184 532 [email protected] Karen McKinlay 0400 777 946 [email protected] Gloria Gibbs 0409 102 196 [email protected] Pat Boardman 9297 4027 [email protected] Park Carlisle Carol Lee 0429 100 857 [email protected] Cathy Taylor 0411 364 456 [email protected] Vera Meehan 0407 660 686 [email protected] Gloria Cook 0432 413 365 [email protected] Jannette Gray 0409 641 039 [email protected] Judy Little 9561 5859 [email protected] Anne Hicks 6201 6092 [email protected]


WOMEN’S SATURDAY PENNANT COMPETITION CONDITIONS OF PLAY

1. STRUCTURE(i) The Competition is graded into Divisions.(ii) Each Division may be sub-divided into colours.(iii) Two (2) teams of four (4) players shall constitute a side.(iv) Composite sides are permitted with prior written permission. Clubs should ensure the integrity rule is

observed. 2. REGIONAL CONSIDERATIONS OF THE DRAWThe Draw shall be conducted as follows:

(i) 1st Division Red and 1st Division Blue will not receive regional consideration. (ii) Regional consideration will be given to all other Divisions. (iii) Where a club has more than one side in a Division, each side will be placed in a different colour if

possible.

2. FORMAT(i) A Sides competition with fours (4) players in each team.(ii) Two (2) bowls per player.(iii) 18 completed ends. (iv) The Fixtures will be scheduled as a home and away competition.

3. CONSTITUTED GAME(i) Twenty Four (24) completed ends must be played to constitute a game.(ii) If the required ends are not completed the game shall be abandoned or re-scheduled as outlined in the

Metropolitan Pennant Competition General Conditions.

4. STARTING TIME/TRIAL ENDS(i) The starting time of pennant games shall be 1.45pm. (ii) Trial ends will commence no later than 1.30pm and must be completed before the scheduled starting

time.

5. FINISHING TIME(i) All Pennant games must be completed by 6:00pm.




Results. (ii) Pennant results are to be phoned through to the number advised by Bowls WA no later than 6.30pm on

the day of the game.

(iii) Pennant Result sheets are to reach Bowls WA by close of business the next working day. Email: [email protected] Fax: 9340-0888 or 9340-0880 (use black pen)

2 Teams a Side

Maximum 4 points

For aggregate win 2 points

For aggregate tie 1 point each

For rink win 1 point

For rink tie 0.5 point




as correct.



(i) Colour Winners in each division shall be decided by the points gained by each side.(ii) In the event of two or more sides having the same number of points, the following shall apply:

a. The order shall be determined by the shots for divided by the shots against.b. Then if equal order shall be determined by the difference in shots for and against; and


9.2 Draw of Final Games9.2.1 1st Division Red and 1st Division Blue

9.2.2 2nd Division & below (i) Colour winners are ranked from 1 to 4 according to their points.

9.2.3 Division with Less than Four (4) ColoursIn the event of a Division having less than four (4) colours, the Pennant Finals will be determined as follows:

9.2.3.1 Three (3) Colours in a Division(i) The club with the highest points will be granted direct entry to the Grand Final and the remaining two (2)


9.2.3.2 Two (2) Colours in a Division(i) The two (2) clubs will play in the Grand Final.

9.2.3.3 One (1) Colour in a Division:(i) The club finishing on top of the ladder will play the club finishing second on the ladder in the Grand Final.

9.2.3.4 Five (5) Colours in a Division(i) Two (2) lowest colours played off to determine who would play in the finals against the three (3) clubs with

the highest points.

In the event of there being more than five (5) colours in the competition, the Fixtures and Events committee shall determine the pennant final format.

10. PROMOTION AND RELEGATION10.1 1st Division Red

(i) The two (2) clubs with the lowest number of points will be relegated to 1st Division Blue.

10.2 1st Division Blue(i) The two (2) clubs finishing 1st and 2nd on the ladder shall be promoted to 1st Division Red. (ii) The three (3) clubs finishing with the lowest number of points will be relegated to 2nd Division.

10.3 2nd Division (3 Colours)(i) The club finishing in 1st position on the ladder in each Colour shall be promoted to 1st Division Blue. (ii) The two (2) clubs with the lowest number of points in each colour will be relegated to 3rd Division.

10.4 3rd Division (3 Colours) The two (2) clubs finishing 1st and 2nd on the ladder in each Colour shall be promoted to 2nd Division.


Grand Final Winner 1 v 4 Winner 2 v 3


Final Winner 1 v 4 Winner 2 v 3



In the event of an increasing or decreasing number of nominated teams, the Fixtures and Events Committee shall have the power to increase or decrease the number of colours in any division. This may change pennant finals and relegation or demotion.


A maximum number of two (2) teams from one club will be permitted in each colour. This may affect the promotions and relegations.






players in the Division and Colour in whcih they played on that day and must reach Bowls WA prior to the fourth (4th) last game of the scheduled fixtures.


(iii) 1st Division RED and 1st Division BLUE are to be regarded as seperate Divisions.(iv) For the purpose of Player movement after registration, clubs who have more than one team in a Division/








13. PROCEDURE IN EXTREME WEATHER13.1 General Abandonment

(i) To be read in conjunction with Metropolitan Pennant Competition General Conditions of Play 8.1. General Abanondment- Heat.(ii) If the temperature forecast is 38◦C or over all pennant games shall be cancelled at 5.00pm the day before

the scheduled pennant fixture.(iii) Notification of a General Abandonment will be placed on the Bowls WA Website only.


13.2 Individual Club Abandonment/Interrupted Games(i) To be read in conjunction with Metropolitan Pennant Competition General Conditions of Play 8.2.(ii) Any game not commenced by 2.45pm, shall be treated as abandoned in accordance with Metropolitan

Pennant Comptetition General Conditions.(iii) Should the temperature reach 37◦C, then the umpire of the day is to review the prevailing conditions and

decide whether the play will commence or continue.(iv) If play is still in progress at 6.00pm, all ends in play shall be completed.(v) A count of completed ends should be made to determine if the required number of ends to constitute a

game have been completed.(vi) If insufficient ends have been completed refer to Metropolitan Pennant Competition General Competitions.



WOMEN’S METROPOLITAN FRIDAY NIGHT PENNANTNotes:

See page 83 for the Women’s Friday Night Pennant Competition Conditions of PlayPayment to hosting club for green fees and supper is $6.00 per playerHosting club venues are listed below:Pennant Finals will be played on: Friday 7th March Friday 14th March


RED1. SPEARWOOD 12. MELVILLE3. COCKBURN4. CANNINGTON5. KARDINYA6. THORNLIE7. SPEARWOOD 28. WILLETTON

WHITE1. BAYSWATER2. MT LAWLEY3. INNALOO 14. MORLEY 15. BEDFORD6. BASSENDEAN7. PERTH & TATTS8. BYE

BLUE1. MORLEY 22. SOUTH PERTH3. WARWICK4. NORTH PERTH5. CAMBRIDGE6. INNALOO 2

FRIDAY NIGHT PENNANT - 2 RINKS

Nov 15 Spearwood 1v7 2v5 4v8 3v6Nov 22 Thornlie 7v2 6v1 8v3 5v4Nov 29 Melville 2v8 4v6 Cockburn 3v7 1v5Dec 6 Kardinya 2v1 5v3 4v7 8v6Dec 13 Spearwood 1v8 6v2 3v4 7v5Dec 20 Cannington 4v1 8v7 Cockburn 3v2 6v5Jan 10 Thornlie 1v3 2v4 5v8 7v6Jan 17 Kardinya 7v1 5v2 8v4 6v3Jan 24 Melville 2v7 6v1 Cannington 4v5 3v8Jan 31 Spearwood 8v2 6v4 7v3 5v1Feb 7 Thornlie 1v2 3v5 7v4 6v8Feb 14 Melville 2v6 8v1 Cockburn 4v3 5v7Feb 21 Kardinya 1v4 7v8 2v3 5v6

WOMEN’S FRIDAY NIGHT RED PENNANT VENUES AND DRAW


WOMEN’S METROPOLITAN FRIDAY NIGHT PENNANT

Club Name Phone EmailBassendean Margaret McIlwraith 0447 795 077Bayswater Paye Hoad 9248 5906 [email protected] Karen Lewy 0407 005 480Cambridge Dot Bresland 9385 8214 [email protected] Gail McKellar 9451 8162Cockburn Donna Tepania 0402 751 318Innaloo Marcia Monger 9446 8706 [email protected] Pam Heron 9310 3426 [email protected] Rhonda Reynish 9375 7967Mt Lawley Rosemary Lenzo 0411 450 807 [email protected] Perth Deb Edwards 0437 317 033 [email protected] Perth Vicki Edwards 0433 685 555 [email protected] Nada Pivac 9434 5081Thornlie Gloria Gibbs 0409 102 196 [email protected] Nancy Jobson 9448 1665Willetton Margaret Parise 0412 155 681 [email protected]

WOMEN’S FRIDAY NIGHT WHITEPENNANT VENUES AND DRAW

WOMEN’S FRIDAY NIGHT BLUE PENNANT VENUES AND DRAW

Nov 15 Bayswater 1v7 2v5 3v6 4-ByeNov 22 Mt Lawley 7v2 6v1 5v4 3-ByeNov 29 Innaloo 4v6 3v7 1v5 2-ByeDec 6 Morley 2v1 5v3 4v7 6-ByeDec 13 Bedford 6v2 3v4 7v5 1-ByeDec 20 Bassendean 4v1 3v2 6v5 7-ByeJan 10 Perth & Tatts 1v3 2v4 7v6 5-ByeJan 17 Bayswater 7v1 5v2 6v3 4-ByeJan 24 Mt Lawley 2v7 6v1 4v5 3-ByeJan 31 Innaloo 6v4 7v3 5v1 2-ByeFeb 7 Morley 1v2 3v5 7v4 6-ByeFeb 14 Bedford 2v6 4v3 5v7 1-ByeFeb 21 Bassendean 1v4 2v3 5v6 7-ByeFeb 28 Perth & Tatts 3v1 4v2 6v7 5-Bye

Nov 15 Warwick 1v6 2v5 3v4Nov 22 South Perth 2v3 6v4 1v5Nov 29 North Perth 5v3 6v2 1v4Dec 6 Cambridge 5v6 1v3 4v2Dec 13 Innaloo 1v2 3v6 4v5Dec 20 Morley 4v3 5v2 6v1Jan 10 Warwick 3v2 5v1 4v6Jan 17 South Perth 3v5 2v6 4v1Jan 24 North Perth 2v4 3v1 6v5Jan 31 Cambridge 5v4 6v3 2v1Feb 7 Innaloo 6v1 4v3 5v2Feb 14 Morley 6v4 2v3 1v5Feb 21 Warwick 1v4 5v3 6v2Feb 28 South Perth 1v3 4v2 5v6

WOMEN’S METROPOLITAN FRIDAY NIGHT PENNANT CONTACTS


WOMEN’S FRIDAY NIGHT PENNANT COMPETITION CONDITIONS OF PLAY

1. STRUCTURE(i) The Competition is divided into Colours.(ii) Two (2) teams of four (4) players shall constitute a side.(iii) Composite sides are accepted and encouraged with written permission required.

2. REGIONAL CONSIDERATION OF THE DRAW(i) Where possible, all sides within a colour will play at the same venue.(ii) Regional consideration will be given to all clubs.(iii) The Match Committee will determine the venues.

3. FORMAT(i) A Sides competition with fours (4) players in each team.(ii) Two (2) bowls per player.(iii) 15 completed ends.

4. CONSTITUTED GAME(i) Twenty (20) completed ends must be played to constitute a game. (ii) If the required ends are not completed the game shall be abandoned or re-scheduled as outlined in the

Metropolitan Pennant Competition General Conditions of Play.

5. STARTING TIME, TRIAL ENDS(i) The starting time of pennant games shall be 7.00pm. (ii) Trial ends may commence at 6.30pm and must be completed before the scheduled starting time.

6. FINISHING TIME(i) All pennant games must be completed by 10.00pm.

7. LATE APPEARANCE(i) Metropolitan Pennant Competition General Conditions of Play.(ii) Refer Laws of the Sport of Bowls.

8. PLAYER RESTRICTIONS(i) Each side is restricted to having no more than two (2) players from the 1st Division Tuesday Pennant

(One (1) player per team).(ii) Players who are members of a 1st Division Tuesday Pennant Side cannot act as a Skipper in Friday Night

Pennant Competition, however they are encouraged to stand at the head and assist the Director of the head.

(iii) Coaches and/or experienced players not taking part in the game are encouraged to assist. Refer to the Laws of The Sport regarding coaching.


2 Teams a Side

Maximum 4 points

For aggregate win 2 points

For aggregate tie 1 point each

For rink win 1 point

For rink tie 0.5 point






players in the Division and Colour in which they played on that day and must reach Bowls WA prior to the fourth (4th) last game of the scheduled fixtures.


(iii) A player may only be registered once by a club.




Penalty: Any infringement of these restrictions after registration shall incur a penalty.► For the first offence the offending club shall lose all points for that side for that game in that Division

and any aggregate points will be allocated to the opposition► Any subsequent or continuing offence: the offending club will incur the penalty as above and a fine

for each and every occasion.

11. NOTIFICATION OF PENNANT RESULTS(i) It is responsibility of the Club listed as the ‘Home Team’ in the fixtures to notify Bowls WA of the Pennant

Results. (ii) A copy of the Pennant Results Sheet must reach Bowls WA by close of business the next working day. (iii) Results of all games must be advised to Bowls WA by:

Email: [email protected] Fax: 9340-0888 or 9340-0880 (use black pen)

Penalty: FineNote: Once a Pennant Result Sheet has been signed by the representatives of both Clubs, the score is deemed as correct.


12. PENNANT FINALS12.1 Determining a Winner (i) Colour Winners shall be decided by the points gained by each side.(ii) In the event of two or more sides having the same number of points, the following shall apply:

a. The order shall be determined by the shots for divided by the shots against; andb. then if equal order shall be determined by the difference in shots for and against.

(iii) Colour Winners shall play Finals to determine the Pennant winner.(iv) Aggregate score in these games shall determine the winning side.


12.2 DrawThe Colour winners are ranked.

12.2.1 Four (4) Colours

12.2.2 Three (3) Colours(i) The club with the highest points will be granted direct entry to the Grand Final and the remaining two (2)


12.2.3 Two (2) Colours(i) The two (2) clubs will play in the Grand Final.

12.2.4 One (1) Colour(i) The club finishing on top of the ladder will play the club finishing second on the ladder in the Grand Final.

In the event of there being more than four colours in the competition, the Bowls WA Fixtures and Events committee shall determine the pennant final format.



14. PROMOTION AND RELEGATIONPromotions and relegations do not apply for this competition.

15. PROCEDURE IN EXTREME WEATHER15.1 Abandonment Metropolitan Pennant Competition General Conditions of Play shall apply. 15.2 Individual Club Abandonment/Interrupted Games

(i) To be read in conjunction with Metropolitan Pennant Competition General Conditions of Play 8.2.2(ii) Any game not commenced by 8.00pm, shall be treated as abandoned in accordance with Metropolitan

Pennants General Conditions of Play.(iii) If play is still in progress at 10.00pm, all ends in play shall be completed. (iv) A count of completed ends should be made to determine if the required number of ends to constitute a

game have been completed. Refer to Metropolitan Pennant Competition General Conditions of Play. 16. HOSTING VENUE Each hosting venue shall be responsible for providing:

(i) Greens under lights. (ii) Supper for all players.

Team Managers are required to pay to the Hosting Venue, on behalf of each player, an inclusive fee for supper and green fees to be determined annually by the Fixtures and Events Committee.



Final Winner 1 v 4 Winner 2 v 3


SCHEDULE OF FINES AND ADMINISTRATION FEES

FINESRule Reference Detail of Incident Amount (No GST)

Field of Play Rules General Conditions - Rule 4.1

Failure to notify a forfeit in a state event $100 per player


Forfeits from state event (per player) $100 per player

Specific Conditions of Play for Bowls WA Singles Events

Refusing to mark in a Bowls WA singles competition $30

Field of Play Rules General Conditions - Rule 10

Failure to adhere to Bowls WA Attire Policy during any

Bowls WA Event $30

General Conditions Rule 12& Metropolitan Pennant Competition

General Conditions Rule 23

Illegal use of mobile phone and electronic devices $30 per offence

Metropolitan Pennant Competition General Conditions Rule 6.1

Failure to provide Annual Registration of Players list $50

Specific Pennant Competitions Conditions of Play

Infringement of the Registration of Players $30 per offence

Metropolitan Pennant Competition General Conditions Rule 9 Forfeiting a Pennant Match $30

Metropolitan Pennant Competition General Conditions Rule 16

Inappropriate practice on greens prior to pennant competition $30 per player

Metropolitan Pennant Competition General Conditions Rule 20

Late return of a Pennant Result Sheet $20

ADMINISTRATION FEESRule/Policy Reference Details Amount (GST Inc)

Greens and Infrastructure Policy Greens complaint that is found to be spurious or with no basis. $100


Transfer between clubs after commencement of pennant

competition$100


Withdrawal of Pennant Sides up to and including Round 3 $100


Subsequent Withdrawal of Pennant Sides after Round 3 $250

Refer to General Conditions - Rule 17.


BOWLS WA HONOUR BOARDS

Rosenthal Medal WinneRs (Men)YeaR WinneR Club1991 Garry Carberry Manning1992 Tony Krajancic Scarborough1993 Geoff Oakley North Beach1994 Ron Kuziela North Beach1995 Geoff Ellis Doubleview1996 Keith Doncon Wickepin1997 Justin Opie Victoria Park1998 Steve Srhoy Cockburn1999 Geoff Whyatt Melville2000 Tony Krajancic Cockburn2001 Kyle McIlroy Doubleview2002 John Goddard Osborne Park2003 Pieter Harris Victoria Park2004 Clive Adams Wanneroo2005 Garry Caffell Tammin2006 Anthony Provost Leeming2007 David Opie Hilton Park2008 John Goddard Osborne Park2009 Scott Edmonds Yokine2010 Anthony Provost Vict Park Carlisle2011 Thomas Mitchell Vict Park Carlisle2012 Anthony Provost Vict Park Carlisle2013 Daniel Brown Armadale

Connie hiCks bRooCh WinneRs (WoMen)YeaR WinneR Club1992 Norma Wainwright Melville1993 Norma Wainwright Melville1994 Roma Dunn Dudley Park1995 Roma Dunn Dudley Park1996 Roma Dunn Dudley Park1997 Lee Poletti Geraldton1998 Roma Dunn Dudley Park1999 Lee Poletti Geraldton2000 Roma Dunn Dudley Park2001 Maureen Harkan/Therese Hastings Mosman Park2002 Lee Poletti Geraldton2003 Lee Poletti Melville2004 Therese Hastings Mosman Park2005 Roma Dunn Dudley Park2006 Lee Poletti Geraldton2007 Liz West Manning2008 Therese Hastings Mosman Park2009 Helen Morss Manning2010 Helen Morss Manning2011 Noelene Abe Corrigin2012 Noelene Abe Corrigin2013 Noelene Abe Corrigin

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LIFE MEMBERS

RWaba (Men)W.W. BerryJ. Hammill

W.J.SumptonT.P. Howe

E.C. LawrenceH.F. Cook

R.H. LibenowA. Cruikshank

H. SnookW.H. Matthews

C.E. FraserJ. Taylor

A.M. AM JP EddyW.F. Hobson

Lindsay A. AdamsJ.J. SullivanTheo H. JoelArthur W. Hall

Walba (WoMen)A.M. Yates

A. NeillP. FitzgeraldM.B. AdamA. AngellI.A. AllenM. FraserG. Hulin

S. RogersJ. ShawJ. Ellett

Connie Hicks OAMDaphne R. FilmerG. Whittingham

H. RepacholiN. Donegan

Ella ReynoldsPenny Needham

Walba (WoMen) Cont.June Perry

Mary SlavichBeryl BrennanPam Anderson

Val Lester

boWls Wa (unified)Gordon McLaren

Trevor BarronGail SusacGeoff EllisBill GilbrideRod Wishart


METROPOLITAN CLUB CONTACTS

ARMADALE District Bowling ClubMillman Way Armadale WA 6112Ph: 9497 1381 Fax: 9399 2532Email: [email protected]

BASSENDEAN Bowling Club10 Whitfield Street Bassendean WA 6054Ph: 9279 1949 Fax: 9279 1854Email: [email protected]

BAYSWATER Bowling Club58 Murray Street Bayswater WA 6053Ph: 9271 4515 Fax: 9271 4515Email: [email protected]

BEDFORD Bowling Club145 Grand Promenade Bedford WA 6052Ph: 9370 2454 Fax: 9271 4860Email: [email protected]

BELMONT CITY Bowling ClubCnr Abernethy Road & Keane Street Cloverdale WA 6105Ph: 9277 5355 Fax: 9277 5355Email: [email protected]

BULLCREEK AFA Bowling Club2 Bullcreek Drive Bullcreek WA 6149Ph: 9311 4465 Fax: Not ListedEmail: [email protected]

BULLSBROOK Bowling Club IncMaroubra Avenue Pickett Park Bullsbrook WA 6084Ph: 9571 1792 Fax: Not ListedEmail: [email protected]

BYFORD Bowling Club845 South West Highway Byford WA 6122Ph: 9525 1276 Fax: 9525 0300Email: [email protected]

CAMBRIDGE Bowling & Recreation Club (Inc)Chandler Ave West, Floreat WA 6014Ph: 9387 3018 Fax: 9387 8014Email: [email protected]

CANNINGTON Bowling ClubCnr George Street West & Fleming Ave Cannington WA 6107Ph: 9458 3408 Fax: 9458 2985Email: [email protected]

CLAREMONT Recreation Club (Inc)64 Bayview Tce Claremont WA 6010Ph: 9384 0395 Fax: 9384 0395Email: [email protected]

COCKBURN Bowling & Recreation Club300 Rockingham Road Spearwood WA 6163Ph: 9418 1102 Fax: 9434 2082Email: [email protected]

COMO Bowling & Recreation Club (Inc)99 Hensman Street South Perth WA 6151Ph: 9367 3923 Fax: 9367 3923Email: [email protected]

DALKEITH NEDLANDS Bowling Club (Inc)Jutland Parade Dalkeith WA 6009Ph: 9386 3131 Fax: 9389 9874Email: [email protected]

DOUBLEVIEW Bowling & Recreation Club17 Shearn Crescent Doubleview WA 6018Ph: 9446 4322 Fax: 9446 6412Email: [email protected]

EAST FREMANTLE Bowling Club (Inc)Fletcher Street East Fremantle WA 6158Ph: 9339 2489 Fax: 9339 8597Email: [email protected]

FORRESTFIELD & DISTRICTS Bowling ClubCnr Hartfield & Morrison Roads Forrestfield WA 6058Ph: 9359 1148 Fax: 9359 1148Email: [email protected]

FREMANTLE Bowling Club6 Ellen Street Fremantle WA 6160Ph: 9335 1659 Fax: 9336 7293Email: [email protected]

GLEN FORREST Bowling ClubMcGlew Road Glen Forrest WA 6071Ph: 9298 8343 Fax: Not ListedEmail: [email protected]

GOSNELLS Bowling Club IncCnr Albany Highway & Dorothy Street Gosnells WA 6110Ph: 9398 2491 Fax: 9490 3775Email: [email protected]

HILTON PARK Bowling & Rec Club (Inc)Shepherd Street Beaconsfield WA 6162Ph: 9337 2897 Fax: 9337 2601Email: [email protected]

HOLLYWOOD SUBIACO Bowling Club42 Smyth Road Nedlands WA 6009Ph: 9381 8941 Fax: 9388 3848Email: [email protected]

INNALOO Bowling Club75 Birdwood Street Innaloo WA 6018Ph: 9446 9076 Fax: 9446 9833Email: [email protected]

JOONDALUP Bowling Club6 Miami Beach Promenade Iluka WA 6028Ph: 9304 1131 Fax: 9304 0900Email: [email protected]



KALAMUNDA Bowling Club18 Kalamunda Road Kalamunda WA 6076Ph: 9293 4946 Fax: 9293 1432Email: [email protected]

KARDINYA Bowling ClubMorris Buzacott Reserve Williamson Road Kardinya WA 6163Ph: 9310 6107 Fax: 9310 6436Email: [email protected]

KWINANA Bowling Club1 Brownell Crescent Medina WA 6167Ph: 9439 1810 Fax: 9439 3837Email: [email protected]

LAKE MONGER Bowling Club144 Gregory Street Wembley WA 6014Ph: 9387 2636 Fax: 9387 6069Email: [email protected]

LEEMING Bowls & Recreation ClubDimond Court Leeming WA 6149Ph: 9310 5400 Fax: 9332 2306Email: [email protected]

MANNING MEMORIAL Bowling ClubChallenger Ave Manning WA 6152Ph: 9450 4998 Fax: 9450 6614Email: [email protected]

MAYLANDS Bowling Club50 Clarkson Road Maylands WA 6051Ph: 9271 1377 Fax: 9271 1399Email: [email protected]

MELVILLE Bowling Club592 Canning Highway Alfred Cove WA 6154Ph: 9330 3370 Fax: 9330 7161Email: [email protected]

MERRIWA AFA Bowling ClubRAAF Estate 19 Hughie Edwards Drive Merriwa WA 6030Ph: 9400 3643 Fax: 9400 3683Email: [email protected]

MIDLAND MORRISON Bowling ClubPatterson Drive Middle Swan WA 6056Ph: 9274 1383 or 9250 3147 Fax: 9250 3147Email: [email protected]

MILLS PARK Bowling Club86 Brixton Street Beckenham WA 6107Ph: 9451 4459 Fax: 9451 4482Email: [email protected]

MORLEY Bowling Club85 McGilvray Ave Noranda WA 6062Ph: 9275 9712 Fax: Not ListedEmail: [email protected]

MOSMAN PARK Bowling Club39 Bayview Terrace Mosman Park WA 6012Ph: 9384 7951 Fax: 9385 6150Email: [email protected]

MT LAWLEY Bowling Club (Inc)Cnr Rookwood & Storthes Street Mt Lawley WA 6050Ph: 9370 5070 Fax: 9271 0680Email: [email protected]

MT PLEASANT Bowling Club40 Bedford Road Mt Pleasant WA 6153Ph: 9364 4662 Fax: 9364 4622Email: [email protected]

MUNDARING Bowling Club665 Coolgardie Street Mundaring WA 6073Ph: 9295 1109 Fax: 9295 1109Email: [email protected]

NOLLAMARA Bowling ClubLemana Road Nollamara WA 6061Ph: 9344 3664 Fax: 9207 3570Email: [email protected]

NORTH BEACH Bowling Club Inc7 Kitchener Street North Beach WA 6020Ph: 9447 3077 Fax: 9447 3555Email: [email protected]

NORTH PERTH Bowling ClubWoodville Reserve Farmer Street North Perth WA 6006Ph: 9444 5500 Fax: 9444 5285Email: [email protected]

OSBORNE PARK Bowling Club31 Park Street Tuart Hill WA 6060Ph: 9349 1188 Fax: 9344 4034Email: [email protected]

PERTH & TATTERSALLS Bowling & Recreation Club (Inc) 2 Plain Street East Perth WA 6004Ph: 9325 5977 Fax: 9325 5047Email: [email protected]

PICKERING BROOK Bowling Club35 Weston Road Pickering Brook WA 6076Ph: 9293 8263 Fax: 9293 8003Email: [email protected]

QUINNS ROCKS Bowling ClubTapping Way Quinns Rocks WA 6030Ph: 9305 1242 Fax: Not ListedEmail: Not Listed

ROCKINGHAM Bowling ClubKent Street Rockingham WA 6168Ph: 9527 1701 Fax: 9527 9326Email: [email protected]



ROLEYSTONE Bowling Club6 Wygonda Road Roleystone WA 6111Ph: 9397 5665 Fax: Not ListedEmail: Not Listed

ROSSMOYNE Bowling Club (Inc)Tuscan Street Rossmoyne WA 6148Ph: 9457 2497 Fax: 9259 5770Email: [email protected]

Bowls SAFETY BAY (Inc)130 Gloucester Crescent Safety Bay WA 6169Ph: 9527 2331 Fax: Not ListedEmail: [email protected]

SCARBOROUGH Sportsmens Club (Inc)75 Deanmore Road Scarborough WA 6019Ph: 9341 6000 Fax: 9341 8587Email: [email protected]

SORRENTO Bowling Club (Inc)40 Warwick Road Duncraig WA 6023Ph: 9447 0696 Fax: 9448 0944Email: [email protected]

SOUTH PERTH Bowling Club2 Mends Street South Perth WA 6151Ph: 9367 2784 Fax: 9474 1578Email: [email protected]

SPEARWOOD Bowling ClubLot 2 Azelia Street Spearwood WA 6163Ph: 9418 1021 Fax: 9418 5911Email: Not Listed

SPORTS ASSOCIATION Bowling ClubStancliffe Street Mt Lawley WA 6050Ph: 9272 4154 Fax: 9271 4157Email: [email protected]

STIRLING Bowling Club78 Jones Street Stirling WA 6021Ph: 9349 9099 Fax: 9349 5656Email: [email protected]

SWAN Bowling & Recreation Club (Inc) James & Attfield Streets Guildford WA 6055Ph: 9377 1041 Fax: 9377 1041Email: [email protected]

THORNLIE Bowling Club6 Ravenhill Road Thornlie WA 6108Ph: 9459 9414 Fax: 9493 3335Email: [email protected]

VALLEY Bowls Club (Inc)Maffina Parade, off Bordeaux Lane, Ellenbrook WA 6069Ph: 6296 5580 Fax: 6296 5601Email: [email protected]

VICTORIA PARK CARLISLE Bowling Club18 Kent Street East Victoria Park WA 6101Ph: 9361 1560 Fax: 9470 3100Email: [email protected]

WANNEROO Bowling ClubCrisafulli Ave Wanneroo WA 6065Ph: 9405 1152 Fax: 9306 5224Email: [email protected]

WARNBRO Bowling Club (Inc)38 Okehampton Road Warnbro WA 6169Ph: 9593 3022 Fax: 9593 3763Email: [email protected]

WARWICK Bowling ClubLloyd Drive Warwick WA 6024Ph: 9343 6017 Fax: 9343 0187Email: [email protected]

WILLETTON Bowling ClubBurrendah Boulevarde Willetton WA 6155Ph: 9457 9890 Fax: 9310 6672Email: [email protected]

YANCHEP Bowling Club81 Yanchep Beach Road Yanchep WA 6035Ph: 9561 1196 Fax: 9561 1198Email: [email protected]

YOKINE DISTRICTS Bowling Club10 Wordsworth Ave Yokine WA 6060Ph: 9444 7000 Fax: 9444 3020Email: [email protected]

Bowls WA All Correspondence to: Phone: (08)9340 0800, Fax: (08)9340 0888Level 1, 158 Main Street, PO Box 123, Email: [email protected] Park, WA 6017 Osborne Park WA 6917 Website: www.bowlswa.com.au

Documents

Bowls WA Fixturebook 2013 2014