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YOUR SOURCE FOR BOWLING WORLDWIDE INFORMATION JAMBO NAIROBI AS PROTEAS FACE EMERGING AFRICA STARS Alan Simmonds - Media Officer

It’s back to East Africa for the 2019 African States and this me South Africa’s Proteas might not find life as easy as in previous events in Kenya, Malawi, Zambia, Zimbabwe and Namibia.

Best of all are the Namibians. In spite of a paucity of players and few clubs scaered umpteen kilometres apart have, like the Proteas, qualified WOMEN’S HEADQUARTERS: The Nairobi Club for all disciplines of World Bowls to be held in on its Gold Coast next year.

That was a magnificent effort.

Nevertheless, green and gold should take the majority of the medals, parcularly the gold variety, for a strong team has been sent.

And the men’s side has been bolstered with the return to the internaonal fold by Johannesburg leie veteran Gerry Baker, who missed out on Atlanc Championship duty in Cardiff earlier this MEN’S HEADQUARTERS: Karen CC year. I le quietly and rapidly – the animal, however, JAMBO: Masai warriors in tradional The biennial show-stopper takes place in Kenya well sated, blinked its beauful eyes and ignored apparel take to bowls in Kenya … maybe from August 19-24, with confirmed entries South me. the Proteas might have to face some of Africa, Kenya, Botswana and Namibia; Zimbabwe Lawn bowls began in Kenya in 1901. It was played these fearless warriors during the African and Zambia are trying to raise finance, the bane of mainly by whites, but today more and more States in Nairobi? the sport – even for world stars South Africa. Africans have taken to the sport – at a price. Something all hope may be possible, if potenal sponsors and government can agree. Disappoinngly, no sign of Eswani (Swaziland), Unfortunately, all greens are located in private Malawi, Tanzania or Uganda – a major blow to members’ clubs; there are seven rinks at Limuru The African States was originally an annual progress. Country Club, Nairobi Club, Karen Country Club, event, but South Africa moved the tournament The women’s event is at The Nairobi Club in the Mombasa Sports Club (at the coast), Muthaiga be staged biennially to assist less flush naons to heart of the capital; Karen CC is the venue for the Club, Ruiru Club and Njoro Club. make their arrangements. men's event – some 13km south-west of Nairobi That makes the sport ultra-expensive. Now Botswana, a rapidly emerging African in the shadow of the Ngong Hills, made famous by bowls naon wants the status quo back as it was, Danish pioneer Karen Blixen and the film Out of Current star Kenya’s Eunice Mbugua, 32, said in but there are fears it might spell the end of the Africa. an interview: “What we need is a public bowling vital calendar spot as several states will not have green that would make it easier for players who the means. Karen Country Club, founded in 1937 prides itself are keen on taking up the sport to have easy in being one of the oldest golf clubs in Kenya. A access to training facilies.” But South Africa’s gold medals hoover machine large part of its course was built on the former looks too good for the rest coffee estate developed by Blixen; the shade trees from her coffee plantaon sll dominate 80 years Of those Proteas who played in 2017, winning on. Nature is nearby. overall gold at Edenvale in the event, internaonal stars grace the stage, Wayne I remember clearly when playing a round of golf at Ritmuller (PN) and three women, Esmé Kruger Karen in the 1960s, my caddie dropping the clubs (GN), Vicky Frost (Sables) and Bronwyn Webber and running away. Looking up into a nearby shade (PN) remain. tree, I found myself face-to-face with a superb young adult leopard and his half-eaten impala Back aer baby duty is the redoubtable Sables meal. Kenya’s Eunice Mbugua player Rika Lynn. The SA sides are: MEN: FOURS: Thinus Oelofse (EKB), Wayne COMPLETE ALL Rimuller (PNB), Prince Neluonde (JBA), Marn Lewis (JBA); TRIPS: Oelofse, Rimuller, Neluonde, -ROUNDER PAIRS: Gerry Baker (JBA), Lewis; SINGLES: Baker. JOINS WORLD BOWLS BOARD Hazel Wilson, one of the UK’s leading lights in bowls administra o n a n d r e s o u r c e management, has been appointed to World Bowls’ board of directors, reports president John Bell. A career academic in the field of adult educaon, business and training, Wilson brings more than 20 years of experience and a success WOMEN: FOURS: Rika Lynn (SBA), Esmé Kruger proven track record to the role. She has acted as (BGN), Vicky Frost (BGN), Bridget Calitz (SBA); CHAMP: Aero Bowls team manager for the Welsh Women’s Bowls TRIPS: Lynn, Kruger, Calitz; PAIRS: Bronwyn brand ambassador Associaon at , World, Webber (PNB), Frost; SINGLES: Webber. Wilson Malobolo aer Atlanc and internaonal level compeons Support Staff: Jessica Henderson (head coach), winning the Gauteng over the past decade. Wilson has represented Susan Nel. Open Singles Champs. Wales with disncon since 1998; won her A great game of naonal singles in 1999 and crowned Brish Mbugua, enthusiasc, dashing and charismac singles between Isles singles champion in 2000. had the last word: “There's an excing crop of Wilson and evergreen TOP CLASS : Protea young players in Kenya now,” Gianni Ga was skip Anneke Snyman - witnessed on slick Overberg Would that there were more in other parts of sub- winter Bryanston Sportswoman of the Saharan Africa. Sports greens. Year 2019. AUSSIES IN

TOP PACIFIC President John Bell with newly appointed FORM World Bowls director Hazel Wilson. Australia had a great me at the Asia Pacific shabby work by Blackjacks Mike Kernaghan, Championship finals on Australia’s Gold Coast Jamie Hill, Gary Lawson and Ali Forsyth to power winning three gold medals from the four finals. from 9-15 down aer 10 ends to 21-17 gold medalists just five ends later. However New Zealand acon man Shannon McIlroy won his second gold medal of the The women’s triples final saw one of the most championships – added to the pairs with Mike devastang displays by a skip in recent mes Kernaghan – when he ran down Canadian Ryan when Australia’s Bec Van Asch lead her Bester’s 10-0 early lead to win the blue ribbon teammates Natasha Sco and Carla Krizanic to HUGE BOOST singles and crowd consensus as star of the show. an emphac gold medal win over the wonderful Malaysian trio of Auni Kamis, Alyani Jamil and The Australia women began the rush when their FOR JACK Azalina Arshad. pairs combo of Lynsey Clarke and Kelsey Corell ATTACK coasted to victory in the morning, When Australia sat one in arrears 8-9 at the Boosted by federal government funding, Bowls comprehensively beang senmental favourites halfway point of the 18-end final, Van Asch rose Australia (BA) is expanding its Jack Aack Piwen Karkar and Catherine Wimp from Papua like a colossus to almost single-handedly programme, the fun and fast-paced format of the New Guinea. steamroll the Jackaroos to an 18-12 victory. sport which aims to encourage non-bowlers. Further up the green, in a testy encounter, In the overall compeon, Australia claimed the BA received $A250000 (R2.7million) as part of Australia’s , Aaron Teys, women's crown, while New Zealand won the Sport Australia's $A28.9 million Move It AUS and Aron Sherriff took full advantage of some men's tle. Parcipaon Grant Programme. The funding will be used to expand naonwide, in both metro and regional areas, with a number of added resources and incenves available for both new and exisng Jack Aack-licensed clubs. A once-off $450 Jack Aack license fee (no cost for exisng Jack Aack licensed clubs) will give clubs the opportunity to access a trained Jack Aack co- ordinator (supplied by Bowls Australia) to assist. Shannon McIlroy Nathan Rice, Aaron Teys, Barrie Lester, Aron Sherriff Jack Aack is a modified version of lawn bowls with three players per team who each deliver two bowls within an end; delivery of all six bowls completes an end; teams then change direcon. Teams complete two sets of five ends to determine a winner; should sets be even, a sudden-death e-break is played. It's all over in 60 minutes. Kelsey Corell, Lynsey Clarke Bec Van Asch, Natasha Sco, Carla Krizanic PROTEA COLOURS AWAIT DISABLED STARS Compeon was fierce and unrelenng at the course when the Standing Commiee – Disability 2019 Disability Naonals hosted by Ekurhuleni at Bowls South Africa next meets. and played at Delville BC and Boksburg BC. A spokesperson for Physically Disabled Bowls SA As usual several of the South African stars who had and Visually Impaired Bowls SA were delighted won world championships for a decade were on with the running of the event and the show and did not disappoint. outstanding support and aendance by Bowls Thomas George and Nikki de Villiers (Cape South Africa execuve Andy Strong. Up for grabs was a place in the teams to play at the Peninsula) and Magda and Chris van der IBD Tournament in November 2020 in New Disability Naonals 2020 will be hosted by Cape Merwe (Central Gauteng) Zealand and the IBBA Tournament in March 2021 Town with play at Helderberg and Strand. in Australia; selecons will be announced in due

CATEGORY GOLD SILVER BRONZE RUNNERS UP B1 MENS Michiel Kruger Johannes Grib Douw-Brand Steenkamp David Mpungose B1 LADIES Tracy Smith Diane du Plessis Wendy Brymer Beppie Summersgill B1 PAIRS Tracy Smith Michiel Kruger Dereck Carter Reg Smal Beppie Summersgill Diane du Plessis Andre Mandes Douw-Brand Steenkamp B2 SINGLES Steven Coleman Ellen Labuschagne Grant van Eyssen Chris van der Merwe B2 PAIRS Steven Coleman Chris van der Merwe Ellen Labuschagne Thomas George B3 SINGLES May Homer Abe Crouse Keith Orrell Princess Schroeder B4 SINGLES Roy Peters Salome Morries Hilton Arnal Jennifer Lloyd B3-B4 PAIRS Keith Orrell May Homer Herman Scholtz Avril Davids Herman Scholtz directed by Annatjie van Hilton Arnal Princess Schroeder Wikus Ackerman Abe Crouse Rooyen (Gauteng North) B5-B8 LADIES SINGLES Desiree Levin Louise Evans Chrystal Barlow Jill Pierson B5-B8 LADIES PAIRS Julie Defervillle Jill Pierson Desiree Levin Ina le Roux Victoria van der Merwe Louise Evans Versha Ranjee Jackie Cheeseman B6 SINGLES Deon van der Vyver Eddie van der Heiden Dudley Saunders Logan Subramony B7 SINGLES Gustav van der Merwe Jakes Jacobs Nico Beetge Willem Niemann B8 SINGLES Gareth Rees-Gibbs Wimpie Viljoen Tobie Botha Chris Reyneke B5-B8 PAIRS Wimpie Viljoen Gustav van der Merwe Tobie Botha Gareth Rees-Gibbs Eddie van der Heiden Chris Reyneke Nico Beetge Jarid James

Johannes Gribb directed by Debbie Fitzpatrick (Central Gauteng)

B3 Ladies Gold & B3 pairs Silver medallist, May Homer (director Paul Homer - EKB) & Willie Schoeman (le) with B1 Men’s Gold Princess Schroeder B3 pairs Silver medallist Ellen and Lappies Labuschagne (Kimberley) medallist, Michiel Kruger (Free State) (director Graham Ward - Cape Peninsula) ULTIMATE BOWLS A BIG WINNER It's fast and furious and designed to put new life into a game desperate for innovaon. And at the conclusion of one of the most excing and enthusiasc finals series seen, the Dandenong Club team of Gary Kelly, Barrie Lester and Wayne Turley emerged as inaugural Ulmate Bowls Championship (UBC) champions at the Warilla Bowls & Recreaon Club in New South Wales, Australia. Inaugural UBC champions Dandenong Club: club coach Rob Wilson, Barrie Lester, Gary Kelly and Wayne Turley. In an emphac performance the victors defeated In a post-lunch session in Secon B, Holdfast occasion against the South Australian-based the Streaky Bay Sharks combinaon of Ben Twist, Heat's Wayne Ruediger and Max Kleinig from Sharks; while on an adjoining rink, Holdfast Bay, John Fleming and Josh Studham 92-31 in the main South Australia established the highest winning who had taken The Point's spot, narrowly lost event to collect the $A60 000 (R700 000) first prize margin by defeang UBC Wild Card's Rod Mellon their last oung against Dandenong to gi cheque; the vanquished picked up a none-too- and Steve Douglas 109-17 in Round 8. Forsyth and Co a start in the finals. shabby $A30 000. Amazingly, in their next oung, Wild Card, with Four cracking quarter-finals could have easily The format of the UBC has been strategically Nathan Wise in for Mellon, toppled eventual been scripted master classes from a collecon of designed to appeal to both the bowls enthusiasts, quarter-finalists Aron Sherriff and Harley the sport's biggest names: world champions and to people who enjoy watching sport at its best McDonald of Exodas 88-41. Figure that out. Alex Marshall, Ben Twist, Aron Sherriff, Jeremy in a fast-paced, excing event. We will see a Henry, Gary Lawson and Ali Forsyth, just to name winner of every match aer just 25 minutes,. And what about the hosng Warilla Gorillas - a few, but it was recently-crowned World Cup Aaron Teys and Jeremy Henry - in the same One of the UBC's most excing features is its champion Gary Kelly from Dandenong Club who secon? Aer three rounds the hometown dynamic, innovave scoring system. Players have delivered the shot of UBC's short but illustrious heroes were lile more than roadside debris on an opportunity to score points with every bowl life – 11 behind on the scoreboard and one down the path to UBC glory, having not bothered the that is played. A toucher earns their team three on the head, the Irish star manufactured a baby scorers and sing 164 points in arrears. points, as will holding the shot when the leads cannon with the final bowl of the final end that have finished their bowls. However, just 24 hours later they sat in second counted 15 points to claim victory. spot having won seven consecuve matches and Sincere congratulaons to the Bowls Asia Eagles had the rest of the field “hearing footsteps.” team of Ye Sui Ying and Vivian Yip who finished At the conclusion of qualifying, aer an unmely with seven wins in qualifying and made a most last round loss to the North Queensland Roos welcome and compeve appearance in the pairing of Shannon McIlroy and Damien McGee, quarter finals. the Gorillas finished in third place. However, it was in the semi-finals that Kelly and Ironically, just when the packed spectator Lester signified their intenons with a polished terraces thought all was seled, both undefeated victory over favourites Gary Lawson and David teams, Streaky Bay Sharks and Wellington Ferguson in their five-end encounter. Hornets, were well beaten in the 11th and final In the much-sought-aer side event round. Recently-crowned World Cup champion Gary Broadbeach's Ryan Bester won the first Golden Kelly from Ireland in acon at Warilla Main benefactors were Taren Point's Ali Forsyth Touch award for his 24 throughout the and David Axon, who thought they'd blown their tournament; Harley McDonald from Exodas Both teams have the opportunity to earn points chances in the previous qualifier, but rose to the finished second with 22. on the same end; 10 points for the closest bowl, Info from Australia on-line/Alan Simmonds five points for the second-closest and three points RESULTS for the third-closest. SECTION A (FINAL STANDINGS): Streaky Bay Sharks 10 wins +160 points; Dandenong Club 8 +131; Exodas 7 (1 draw) +45; Taren Point 7 +121; Holdfast Bay 6 +193; Broadbeach Bulls 5 (1 draw) +52; Deer Park 5 (1 draw) +30; Port Navigators 5 -120; Whilesea 4 The top combinaons who graduated through (1 draw) -95; USB Wild Card 3 -131; Port Melbourne Borough Boyz 2 (1 draw) -104; ITP Queensland 1 (1 draw) -222. UBC’s grueling yet adrenalin-charged 11-match SECTION B (FINAL STANDINGS): Wellington Hornets 10 wins +270 points; Moama 7 +55; Warilla Gorillas 7 -35; Bowls Asia Eagles 7 -38; Weipa Crocs, 6 (1 draw) +61; Tweed Heads 5 (1 draw) +7; South Island Storm 5 +68; Cabramaa 5 +8; Southern Belles 4 -3; Albert Park qualifying series to compete for the major share of UltraOrbs 4 -109; North Queensland Roos 3 -19; Bowls Asia Dragons 2 -25. the series’ first leg $250 000 prize fund, would QUARTER FINALS: Streaky Bay Sharks (Ben Twist, John Fleming) bt Bowls Asia Eagles (Ye Sui Ying, Vivian Yip) 71-49; Moama (Alex have felt they had run a gauntlet on the big club's Marshall, Jesse Noronha) bt Exodas (Aron Sherriff, Ma Baus) 64-59; Dandenong Club (Gary Kelly, Barrie Lester) bt Warilla Gorillas (Jeremy Henry, Aaron Teys) 68-64; Wellington Hornets (Gary Lawson, David Ferguson) bt Taren Point (Ali Forsyth, David Axon) 62-52. carpet arena to reach the great eight. There were SEMI FINALS: Streaky Bay Sharks bt Moama 61-56; Dandenong Club bt Wellington Hornets 66-54. stories to be told. FINAL: Dandenong Club (Gary Kelly, Barrie Lester) defeated Streaky Bay Sharks (Ben Twist, John Fleming) 92-31 FROM THE PRESIDENT’S

D E S K ROB FORBES undertake them at mes convenient to their be considered. Instead of having a redundant THE MORE WE schedules. Acvies such as gym, running, office somewhere on the premises should we cycling and so on are becoming the recreaonal not, for example, consider making this our own STAY THE SAME, acvies of choice…’ internet ‘cafe’ where members can access the Web, Skype with their family overseas or Organised sport based on a fixed parcipaon SO THE MORE simply access their gmail account over a cup of me-scale require greater levels of commitment coffee etc. This in an environment where they WE NEED TO and as such proves to be a deterrent to those feel comfortable. seeking physical exercise. CHANGE I was made aware of a club which has bar- In the business secon of Sunday Times of the The survey goes on that in Australia people are coded all its members’ tabs. So when people 28th July, 2019 there was an interesng arcle spending more me at work and less me on turn up to play their tab is scanned and finally headed “Changes are needed, chaps, to keep the recreaon. Sport is deemed to fit into the area of with all tabs in a computer-generated draw is country club alive”. recreaon and between 1997 and 2006 there has made which balances teams based on skill been a decrease of 30% in me spent on sport. levels. It also then allocates green and rinks - It said ‘Country Clubs once - and in some cases all at the push of a buon. sll - basons of privilege, have had to sell assets At the same me the me spent on ‘audio-visual’ or reinvest themselves to retain and aract entertainment has increased by 8%. I believe if we are to survive into the future we members and stay viable.’ need a paradigm shi endorsing modern That evaluaon was made 13 years ago and I trends and adapng club acvies to these so And while the reference to basons of privilege contend that number has increased significantly. that when the debate comes as where people might not necessarily apply to bowls clubs, Today we are beset by smart phones, smart TVs, would like to spend their available recreaonal reality is that like country clubs, bowls clubs are tablets, laptops and access to myriad social me, bowling clubs are one of the opons at likewise facing the challenge of having to change media acvies (and if you’re like me - not so the forefront. the way they do business to survive financially. smart operators). The words of Albert Einstein when he said ‘The In our modern society we need to recognise It is with this ever changing socio-economic definion of insanity is doing the same thing individuals are more me-constrained than in environment bowling clubs face daily challenges over and over again and expecng a different the past. According to a study undertaken by the to secure survival. result’ rings true for all of us who sll cling to Australian Sports Commission, '…people are the noon that the convenonal bowls club as The reality, in my opinion, is bowling clubs need we know will sll look the same in the future. fing sport into their increasingly busy, me- to redefine their business strategies. fragmented life-style.… people are opng for Rob Forbes - sport or exercise opons that allow them to Flexible me access to playing facilies needs to President, Bowls South Africa BOWLS SOUTH AFRICA R O U N D U P screen: Click next to the course you wish to apply for – check the Credenal and Start- GUIDELINES End Dates, as the venue may not be booked yet. FOR COURSE 4. Click in the Type to search box under the Member label then enter your Bowls SA APPLICATION number or surname. 1. The following link will take you directly to the Once you have entered your number or Course Applicaon secon of the Bowls SA surname, your name should appear in a list Membership Database Management System: below – click on your name to select it. hps://bowlssa.knack.com/membersdb# Click on the down-arrow in the Course NATIONAL course-applicaons Reason box and select a reason. The reason 2. At the top of the white part of the page, you will depend on the type of event you applying STANDING will see 5 buons: Click on the type of course for – consult the table below to select an you want to apply for. appropriate reason – this is used by NSCs for COMMITTEES 3. You should see a list of OPEN courses on your administraon and reporng purposes. The BSA Execuve shall be convening later this Course Reason Explanaons year to amongst other items, deliberate on naonal standing commiee structures. 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