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BL Mixed Competition Winners Bowls Leicestershire BE Founder Member 2008 ✺ Unified County Formed 2013 HISTORY OF MIXED & OPEN COUNTY COMPETITIONS These details are the ongoing attempt to keep a permanent web record of the competition history of the men bowlers of Leicestershire. It may be incomplete and if you can supply any details that are missing eg the full names of winners of any of the team competitions listed from your club records, please email [email protected]. It would also be very good if you had any photos of the winners. We would like to feature them occasionally on the website. Bowls Leicestershire became a unified county in 2013. The Mens Section of Bowls Leicestershire organises the Mixed Competitions on behalf of the county. The sections run as follows: County Mixed & Open Comp Winners & Runners-Up – Mixed Pairs, U25 Open Singles, Under 18 Open Singles LEICESTERSHIRE MIXED & OPEN Competition History COUNTY MIXED & OPEN COMPETITION WINNERS & RUNNER-UPS U25 Open Singles U25 Open Singles U18 Open Singles U18 Open Singles Year Mixed Pairs Winners Mixed Pairs Runner-Ups Winner Runner-Up Winner Runner-Up 2020 No Competitions due to COVID-19 Pandemic Bradley Freer 2019 Miss Kat Bowman & J Breward Mrs Jan Elliot & D Elliot Kieran Chambers Tegan Grewal Kieran Chambers New Lount R Taylor 2018 K Hope & J Leckie J L Winch & J Dawson J Butcher M Holland H King Shepshed K Chambers H Berry-Kilby K Chambers T Johnson 2017 Miss JL Winch & J Dawson Mrs C Millidge & S Millidge Thringstone Thringstone Thringstone Syston H Berry-Kilby L English L English R Taylor 2016 Miss JL Winch & J Dawson Mrs H Hargreaves & D Hargreaves Battram New Lount New Lount Shepshed N Wardle J Renshaw L English R Lowe 2015 Mrs R North & J Keogh Mrs L Green & J Dawson New Lount Blaby New Lount Bagworth J Dawson K Smith R Lowe L Price 2014 Mrs D Hulbert & P Hulbert Mrs J Clarke & R York Kingscroft New Lount Bagworth Kibworth 2013 This is the year that the LBA united with the LLCBA to form Bowls Leicestershire. P Hulbert 2013 Mrs D Davies & J Wain Mrs J Everitt & A Wye NO COMPETITION NO COMPETITION New Lount P Hulbert N. Wardle M. Clifton 2012 Mrs J Everitt & A Wye Mrs D Hulbert & P Hulbert New Lount New Lount Goodwood P Hulbert N. Wardle L. Fox 2011 Mrs P Sutton & A Hemsley Mrs J Clarke & R York New Lount New Lount Battram Miss K Smith Miss K Smith N. Wardle 2010 Mrs R North & S Wain Miss S Peat & E Peat Kingscroft Kingscroft Bagworth P Hulbert N. Wardle Miss K Smith 2009 Mrs Z Eisler & S Trueman Mrs R Groves & M Smith New Lount Bagworth Kingscroft J Alcock L. Spencer Miss K Smith 2008 Mrs I Cook & A Griffin Brush Kingscroft Kingscroft S Lakin J Green L Spencer 2007 Mrs J Barnacle & S Hayes Measham Blaby Kingscroft M Bass L Spencer S Cousins 2006 Mrs J Bonsor & J Spurr Holwell Sports Kingscroft Knighton Victoria J Green S Cousins P Hulbert 2005 Miss K Kyle & R Burton Leicester Banks Knighton Victoria New Lount Last updated 17/11/2020 LEICESTERSHIRE MIXED & OPEN Competition History U25 Open Singles U25 Open Singles U18 Open Singles U18 Open Singles Year Mixed Pairs Winners Mixed Pairs Runner-Ups Winner Runner-Up Winner Runner-Up P Hulbert M Simpson J Green 2004 Mrs P Howard & J Howard New Lount New Lount Leicester Banks W Brune J Wain D Cleveley 2003 Mrs E Irons & A Irons North Kilworth Belgrave Knighton Victoria 2002 Mrs L Wordsworth & D Pitts 2001 Mrs E Jacklin & R Jacklin Last updated 17/11/2020 .
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