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Team of the Year Team of the Year Written by Dennis Petrie Monday, 15 June 2015 08:19 SIBA guidance on the resumption of Indoor Bowling after COVID-19 lockdown (last updated 13th September 2020) Please click here to download the Return to Indoor Bowling Guidelines SCOTTISH SENIOR NATIONAL FINALS Sponsored by AGE SCOTLAND Abbeyview Bowling Club Saturday 29th February and Sunday 1st March 2020 1 / 23 Team of the Year Written by Dennis Petrie Monday, 15 June 2015 08:19 For Real Time Click Scoring Here - GREENGAUGE SCOTTISH LEAGUE PLAYOFF MATCHES Falkirk IBC and Glasgow IBC Sunday 23rd February 2020 For Real TimeClick Scoring Here - GREENGAUGE SCOTTISH GENTS LEAGUE FINAL West of Scotland Indoor Bowling Club Saturday 22nd February 2020 2 / 23 Team of the Year Written by Dennis Petrie Monday, 15 June 2015 08:19 For Real TimeClick Scoring Here - SCOTTISH SENIOR LEAGUE FINAL sponsored by RIJO42 East Fife IndoorWednesday Bowling 5th Club February 2020 For Real TimeClick Scoring - Here GREENGAUGE SCOTTISH LADIES LEAGUE FINAL Auchinleck IndoorSaturday Bowling 1stFor February Club Real 2020TimeClick Scoring - Here SCOTTISH SINGLES FINALS AT AUCHINLECK 3 / 23 Team of the Year Written by Dennis Petrie Monday, 15 June 2015 08:19 Saturday 4th and Sunday 5th January 2020 For Real TimeClick Scoring Here - Scottish Gents Under 25 International Team The team to Saturdayrepresent 15th Scotland and Sunday at the Gents 16th February BIIBC Under 2020 25 is International as follows - Series at Stanley IBC on Team ManagerTeam - Mike Captain Stepney - Jason (Elgin) Banks (Garioch) 4 / 23 Team of the Year Written by Dennis Petrie Monday, 15 June 2015 08:19 Lead - BradleySecond Buchan - Liam (Fraserburgh) Third Nicholson - KevinSkip MCDonald(Tweedbank) - Darren (Elgin) Weir (Prestwick) Lead - Stephen Second Lowrie - Jack (Glasgow) Third Montgomerie - Greg Skip McLaughlin (Ardrossan) - Jason (Blantyre) Banks Recall (Garioch) Lead - Michael Stevenson (Inverclyde) Lead - Jak Miller (Aberdeen) Second - Dylan Robertson (Abbeyview) Second - Andrew Weir (Prestwick) Third - Dean Riva (East Lothian) Third - Keiran Clinton (East Kilbride) Skip - John Fleming Jr (Prestwick) Recall Skip - Joe Mower (East Lothian) Reserves - Blair Davidson (Ardrossan) New Cap and John Meikle (Blantyre) Scott ish Ladies Under 25 International Team 5 / 23 Team of the Year Written by Dennis Petrie Monday, 15 June 2015 08:19 The team to represent Scotland at the Ladies BIIBC Under 25 International Series at Arbroath and District IBC on Saturday 8th and Sunday 9th February 2020 is as follows - Team Manager - Vikki Leishman Team Captain - Carla Banks (Garioch) Lead - Lauren Roddie (Stonehaven) Lead - Sophie McGrouther (Abbeyview) Second - Karen Magee (West of Scotland) Second - Beth Riva (East Lothian) New Cap Third - Dawn Anderson (Auchinleck) Third - Ariana Mowat (Glasgow) New Cap Skip - Gemma Forrester (Abbeyview) Skip - Rebecca Houston (Prestwick) Lead - Kara Lees (Abbeyview) New Cap Lead - Ellie Borthwick (Midlothian) Second - Eilidh Weir (Alloa) Second - Chloe Thomson (Bainfield) Third - Kimberley Dodds (Falkirk) Third - Carla Banks (Garioch) Skip - Megan Kivlin (East Lothian) Skip - Carrie McLean (Auchinleck) Reserves - Rachel Houston (Prestwick) New Cap and Stephanie Wallace (Auchinleck) 6 / 23 Team of the Year Written by Dennis Petrie Monday, 15 June 2015 08:19 Scottish Gents International Team The team to represent Scotland at the Gents BIIBC International Series at Llanelli from Thursday 12th to Saturday 14th March 2020 is as follows - Team Manager - Mark Johnston (East Lothian) Team Captain - Robert Grant (Lanarkshire) Lead - Darren Weir (Prestwick) Lead - Jamie Higgins (East Lothian) Recall 7 / 23 Team of the Year Written by Dennis Petrie Monday, 15 June 2015 08:19 Second - Connor Milne (Turriff) Recall Second - James Speirs (West Lothian) Recall Third - Scott Kennedy (East Lothian) Third - James Rippey (Cowal) New Cap Skip - Paul Foster MBE (Prestwick) Skip - Neil Speirs (West Lothian) Lead - Jason Banks (Garioch) Lead - Bryan Cooper (West Lothian) Second - Paul Brown (Abbeyview) Second - John McCabe Jr (Galleon) Third - Robert Grant (Lanarkshire) Third - Jim Meikle (Blantyre) Skip - Mike Stepney (Elgin) Skip - Iain McLean (Blantyre) Lead - Greg McLaughlin (Blantyre) Lead - Andrew Thomson (Aberdeen) Second - Garry Johnstone (Auchinleck) New Cap Second - Gary Hutchison (Falkirk) Third - Brian Irvine (Blantyre) Third - Martin McCalley (Falkirk) Skip - Stewart Anderson (Blantyre) Skip - Colin Walker (Midlothian) Reserves - Mark Allison (West Lothian) and Cameron Wilson (Galleon) New Cap 8 / 23 Team of the Year Written by Dennis Petrie Monday, 15 June 2015 08:19 Scottish Ladies International Team The team to represent Scotland at the Ladies BIIBC International Series at Llanelli from Friday 6th to Sunday 8th March 2020 is as follows - Team Manager - Jean Sykes (Auchinleck) Team Captain - Julie Forrest (Teviotdale) Lead - Emma McIntyre (Paisley) Lead - Carla Banks (Garioch) Recall Second - Lauren Gregg (Tweedbank) Second - Julie Sword (East Fife) Third - Lorna Cameron (Glasgow) Third - Caroline Ruxton (Arbroath) Skip - Julie Forrest (Teviotdale) Skip - Margaret Letham (Blantyre) 9 / 23 Team of the Year Written by Dennis Petrie Monday, 15 June 2015 08:19 Lead - Rebecca Houston (Prestwick) Lead - Leanne Furye (Arbroath) Second - Mhairi Buchanan (Coatbridge) Second - Kim Watt (Stonehaven) Third - Cecilia Smith (East Fife) Third - Catherine McIntosh (Stonehaven) New Cap Skip - Lorraine Craig (Balbardie) Skip - Claire Johnston (Auchinleck) Lead - Claire Anderson (Blantyre) Lead - Kimberley Dodds (Falkirk) Second - Coleen Cowie (Auchinleck) New Cap Second - Sarah Jane Ewing (Headwell) Third - Natalie Docherty (Glasgow) Third - Elizabeth Fraser (Turriff) Skip - Caroline Brown (Blantyre) Skip - Stacey McDougall (Midlothian) Reserves - Gemma Forrester (Abbeyview) New Cap and Lynn Lees (Abbeyview) New Cap SCOTTISH MASTERS 2019 REAL TIMEClick SCORING Here - 10 / 23 Team of the Year Written by Dennis Petrie Monday, 15 June 2015 08:19 THOMAS TAYLOR LADIES SINGLES PLAYDOWN Aberdeen IndoorSaturday Bowling 26th Cluband Sunday 27th October 2019 Real Time ClickScoring Here - GENTS SINGLES PLAYDOWNS Saturday and Sunday 5th and 6th October 2019 Real Time ClickScoting Here - SCOTTISH UNDER 35 CUP FINAL Falkirk IndoorSunday Bowling 14th ClubFor April Real 2019 TimeClick Scoring of the Under 35 Cup Final - Here TEAM CHAMPIONSHIP FINAL Stirling IndoorSunday Bowling 7th ClubApril 2019 11 / 23 Team of the Year Written by Dennis Petrie Monday, 15 June 2015 08:19 For Real TimeClick Scoring Here of the Team Championship Final - SCOTTISH KO CUP FINALS ABBEYVIEWLADIES BOWLING KO CLUBClick Cup Here Final - Saturday 6 April 2019 - GENTS KOClick Cup HereFinal - Saturday 6 April 2019 - TAYLOR BOWLS SCOTTISH FINALS 2019 Arbroath andSaturday District IBC30thFor and Real Sunday TimeClick 31st Scoring March 2019 of the Scottish Finals - Here PARA BOWLS HOME NATIONS 2019 Glasgow IndoorFriday Bowling 22nd Forto Club Sunday Real Time24thClick March Scoring 2019 of the Para Bowls Home Nations - Here SCOTTISH SENIOR KO CUP FINAL Wednesday Fintry20th March Indoor 2019For Bowling Real ClubTime - Scoring of the Senior KO Cup Final Click Here 12 / 23 Team of the Year Written by Dennis Petrie Monday, 15 June 2015 08:19 SIBA NATIONAL SENIOR FINALS Saturday 2ndWest and ofSunday ScotlandFor 3rd Real IndoorMarch Time Bowling2019Click Scoring Club of the National Senior Finals - Here The SIBA Selectors have named the team who will represent Scotland at the BIIBC Under 18 International Series from 11th to the 13th October 2019 in Scotland. The team is as follows - Scotland 1 Singles: LewisPairs: Betts Melissa (EastTriples: Lothian)Penman Aaron (EastFours: Betts Lothian) Aaron (East & Betts,Lothian), Lewis Melissa Betts Ross Penman, Gouldstone Ross (Prestwick), Gouldstone, Rebecca Rebecca Houston Houston (Prestwick) Scotland 2 Singles: DavidPairs: Eaton Sophie (Blantyre)Triples: McGrouther EilidhFours: (Abbeyview)Weir Sophie(Alloa), McGrouther,&Greg David McLeish Eaton Eilidh (East Weir, Kilbride), Greg DannyMcLeish, Stevenson Danny Stevenson (East Lothian) Team Manager: Stewart Anderson (Blantyre) GREENGAUGE SIBA SCOTTISH GENTS LEAGUE FINAL FALKIRK v MIDLOTHIANSaturday 23rdFor February Real Time 2019Click Scoring of the Final - Here SIBA SCOTTISH SENIOR LEAGUE FINAL ABERDEEN v LANARKSHIRE Saturday 9thFor February Real Time2019Click Scoring Here of the Final - GREENGAUGE SIBA SCOTTISH 13 / 23 Team of the Year Written by Dennis Petrie Monday, 15 June 2015 08:19 LADIES LEAGUE FINAL MIDLOTHIAN v AUCHINLECK Saturday 2nd February 2019 For Real TimeClick Scoring Here of the Final - BIIBC / BIWIBC INTERNATIONAL SERIES Venue: FalconDates: FridayIndoorth 8Bowls to Saturday Club,th Channels 16 March Drive, 2019 Springfield, Chelmsford Essex CM3 3FB The SIBA Party will be resident at the Crowne Plaza Resort Colchester - Five Lakes, Colchester Road, Maidon CM9 8HX 14 / 23 Team of the Year Written by Dennis Petrie Monday, 15 June 2015 08:19 All payments should be made by the end of February and sent to Treasurer Jim Foster, 147 Old Inverkip Road, Greenock PA16 9AN Payments can also be sent electronically to Bank of Scotland, Sort code 80-06-74; Account number 00462673. Please quote your name in reference box. Closing Date for Applications Sunday 10 February 2019 15 / 23 Team of the Year Written by Dennis Petrie Monday, 15 June 2015 08:19 Should you require any further information on the International Series in general then please contact Anne Easton, Gordon
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