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Tuesday 19 April 2011 WORLD INDOOR BOWLS COUNCIL - WORLD CHAMPIONSHIPS 2017 VENUE - CITY & COUNTY OF SWANSEA IBC DATES – TUESDAY 11 APRIL 2017 TO FRIDAY 14 APRIL 2017 PLAYERS – 16 GENTS & 16 LADIES ENTRY LIST GENTS SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP for the JAMES BARCLAY TROPHY GROUP A GROUP B A1 Graham McKee (Ireland) B1 Mark Harding (Wales) A2 Ian Merrien (Guernsey) B2 Maus Van Tol (Netherlands) A3 Jarred Breen (Wales) B3 Martin Williamson (Scotland) A4 Mark McGreal (Isle of Man) B4 Martin Spencer (England) GROUP C GROUP D C1 Ronnie Duncan (Scotland) D1 Dominic McVittie (England) C2 Damian Doubler (Wales) D2 Stephen Kirkwood (Ireland) C3 Rob Clive (Jersey) D3 Phillip Walters (Guernsey) C4 Michael Weerdenburg (Netherlands) D4 Ed Logan (Canada) LADIES SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP for the CHRISTINA PEACOCK TROPHY GROUP A GROUP B A1 Chloe Watson (Ireland) B1 Pauline Price (Wales) A2 Emma Snell (Guernsey) B2 Caroline de Graaff (Netherlands) A3 Amy Williams (Wales) B3 Claire Johnston (Scotland) A4 Muriel Cain (Isle of Man) B4 Annalise Dunham (England) GROUP C GROUP D C1 Sally McAuley (Ireland) D1 Caroline Brown (Scotland) C2 Amy Stanton (England) D2 Katherine Rednall (England) C3 Rachel McDonald (Jersey) D3 Alison Merrien MBE (Guernsey) C4 Saskia Schaft (Netherlands) D4 Lynn Coules (Canada) MIXED PAIRS CHAMPIONSHIP for the CARLSBERG TROPHY (Ladies/Men) GROUP W GROUP X W1 A Merrien MBE & P Walters (G) X1 K Rednall & D McVittie (E) W2 S McAuley & S Kirkwood (I) X2 L Coules & E Logan (C) W3 A Stanton (E) & D Doubler (W) X3 S Schaft & M Weerdenburg (N) W4 R McDonald & R Clive (J) X4 C Brown & R Duncan (S) GROUP Y GROUP Z Y1 C Watson & G McKee (I) Z1 C Johnston & M Williamson (S) Y2 C de Graaff & M van Tol (N) Z2 E Snell & I Merrien (G) Y3 P Price & J Breen (W) Z3 M Cain & M McGreal (IoM) Y4 A Dunham & M Spencer (E) Z4 A Williams & M Harding (W) UMPIRES: Members of the Welsh Bowls Umpires Association ORDER OF PLAY Tuesday 11 April 2017 RED WHITE Set 1 Set 2 T/B 09.30 Session 1 Mixed Pairs – Groups W,X,Y Rink 1 MPW1 R McDonald & R Clive (J) v S McAuley & S Kirkwood (I) - - - Rink 2 MPW2 A Merrien MBE & P Walters (G) v A Stanton (E) & D Doubler (W) - - - Rink 3 MPX1 K Rednall & D McVittie (E) v S Schaft & M Weerdenburg (N) - - - Rink 4 MPX2 L Coules & E Logan (C) v C Brown & R Duncan (S) - - - Rink 5 MPY1 P Price & J Breen (W) v C de Graaff & M van Tol (N) - - - Rink 6 MPY2 C Watson & G McKee (I) v A Dunham & M Spencer (E) - - - 11.30 Session 2 Ladies Singles Groups A, B Gents Singles Group A Rink 1 LS A1 Amy Williams (Wales) v Muriel Cain (Isle of Man) - - - Rink 2 LS A2 Chloe Watson (Ireland) v Emma Snell (Guernsey) - - - Rink 3 LS B1 Pauline Price (Wales) v Claire Johnston (Scotland) - - - Rink 4 LS B2 Annalise Dunham (England) v Caroline de Graaff (Netherlands) - - - Rink 5 GS A1 Graham McKee (Ireland) v Ian Merrien (Guernsey) - - - Rink 6 GS A2 Jarred Breen (Wales) v Mark McGreal (Isle of Man) - - - 13.10 Session 3 Ladies Singles Group C Gents Singles Groups B &C Rink 1 LS C1 Saskia Schaft (Netherlands) v Amy Stanton (England) - - - Rink 2 LS C2 Rachel McDonald (Jersey) v Sally McAuley (Ireland) - - - Rink 3 GS B1 Mark Harding (Wales) v Maus Van Tol (Netherlands) - - - Rink 4 GS B2 Martin Spencer (England) v Martin Williamson (Scotland) - - - Rink 5 GS C1 Michael Weerdenburg (Netherlands) v Ronnie Duncan (Scotland) - - - Rink 6 GS C2 Damian Doubler (Wales) v Rob Clive (Jersey) - - - 14.50 Session 4 Ladies Singles Groups D, A Gents Singles Group D Rink 1 LS D1 Alison Merrien MBE (Guernsey) v Lynn Coules (Canada) - - - Rink 2 LS D2 Caroline Brown (Scotland) v Katherine Rednall (England) - - - Rink 3 LS A3 Chloe Watson (Ireland) v Muriel Cain (Isle of Man) - - - Rink 4 LS A4 Emma Snell (Guernsey) v Amy Williams (Wales) - - - Rink 5 GS D1 Stephen Kirkwood (Ireland) v Phillip Walters (Guernsey) - - - Rink 6 GS D2 Dominic McVittie (England) v Ed Logan (Canada) - - - 16.30 Session 5 Ladies Singles Group B Gents Singles Groups A & B Rink 1 LS B3 Pauline Price (Wales) v Annalise Dunham (England) - - - Rink 2 LS B4 Caroline de Graaff (Netherlands) v Claire Johnston (Scotland) - - - Rink 3 GS A3 Ian Merrien (Guernsey) v Jarred Breen (Wales) - - - Rink 4 GS A4 Graham McKee (Ireland) v Mark McGreal (Isle of Man) - - - Rink 5 GS B3 Mark Harding (Wales) v Martin Spencer (England) - - - Rink 6 GS B4 Maus Van Tol (Netherlands) v Martin Williamson (Scotland) - - - 18.10 Session 6 Mixed Pairs – Groups Z,W,X Rink 1 MP Z1 C Johnston & M Williamson (S) v E Snell & I Merrien (G) - - - Rink 2 MP Z2 M Cain & M McGreal (IoM) v A Williams & M Harding (W) - - - Rink 3 MP W3 A Merrien MBE & P Walters (G) v S McAuley & S Kirkwood (I) - - - Rink 4 MP W4 R McDonald & R Clive (J) v A Stanton (E) & D Doubler (W) - - - Rink 5 MP X3 K Rednall & D McVittie (E) v L Coules & E Logan (C) - - - Rink 6 MP X4 S Schaft & M Weerdenburg (N) v C Brown & R Duncan (S) - - - Wednesday 12 April 2017 RED WHITE Set 1 Set 2 T/B 09.00 Session 7 Mixed Pairs – Y,Z,W Rink 1 MP Y3 C de Graaff & M van Tol (N) v A Dunham & M Spencer (E) - - - Rink 2 MP Y4 C Watson & G McKee (I) v P Price & J Breen (W) - - - Rink 3 MP Z3 C Johnston & M Williamson (S) v M Cain & M McGreal (IoM) - - - Rink 4 MP Z4 E Snell & I Merrien (G) v A Williams & M Harding (W) - - - Rink 5 MP W5 R McDonald & R Clive (J) v A Merrien MBE & P Walters (G) - - - Rink 6 MP W6 A Stanton (E) & D Doubler (W) v S McAuley & S Kirkwood (I) - - - 11.00 Session 8 Ladies Singles - Groups D, C Gents Singles - Group C Rink 1 GS C3 Rob Clive (Jersey) v Ronnie Duncan (Scotland) - - - Rink 2 GS C4 Damian Doubler (Wales) v Michael Weerdenburg (Netherlands) - - - Rink 3 LS D3 Caroline Brown (Scotland) v Lynn Coules (Canada) - - - Rink 4 LS D4 Katherine Rednall (England) v Alison Merrien MBE (Guernsey) - - - Rink 5 LS C3 Sally McAuley (Ireland) v Amy Stanton (England) - - - Rink 6 LS C4 Rachel McDonald (Jersey) v Saskia Schaft (Netherlands) - - - 12.40 Session 9 Ladies Singles Group A Gents Singles Groups D & A Rink 1 GS A5 Graham McKee (Ireland) v Jarred Breen (Wales) - - - Rink 2 GS A6 Mark McGreal (Isle of Man) v Ian Merrien (Guernsey) - - - Rink 3 GS D3 Phillip Walters (Guernsey) v Ed Logan (Canada) - - - Rink 4 GS D4 Dominic McVittie (England) v Stephen Kirkwood (Ireland) - - - Rink 5 LS A5 Chloe Watson (Ireland) v Amy Williams (Wales) - - - Rink 6 LS A6 Emma Snell (Guernsey) v Muriel Cain (Isle of Man) - - - 14.10 Session 10 Ladies Singles Groups B , C Gents Singles Group B Rink 1 GS B5 Mark Harding (Wales) v Martin Williamson (Scotland) - - - Rink 2 GS B6 Maus Van Tol (Netherlands) v Martin Spencer (England) - - - Rink 3 LS C5 Sally McAuley (Ireland) v Saskia Schaft (Netherlands) - - - Rink 4 LS C6 Amy Stanton (England) v Rachel McDonald (Jersey) - - - Rink 5 LS B5 Annalise Dunham (England) v Claire Johnston (Scotland) - - - Rink 6 LS B6 Caroline de Graaff (Netherlands) v Pauline Price (Wales) - - - 15.50 Session 11 Ladies Singles Group D Gents Singles Groups C & D Rink 1 GS D5 Dominic McVittie (England) v Phillip Walters (Guernsey) - - - Rink 2 GS D6 Ed Logan (Canada) v Stephen Kirkwood (Ireland) - - - Rink 3 GS C5 Damian Doubler (Wales) v Ronnie Duncan (Scotland) - - - Rink 4 GS C6 Rob Clive (Jersey) v Michael Weerdenburg (Netherlands) - - - Rink 5 LS D5 Katherine Rednall (England) v Lynn Coules (Canada) - - - Rink 6 LS D6 Caroline Brown (Scotland) v Alison Merrien MBE (Guernsey) - - - 17.30 Session 12 Mixed Pairs – Groups X,Y,Z Rink 1 MP X5 L Coules & E Logan (C) v S Schaft & M Weerdenburg (N) - - - Rink 2 MP X6 K Rednall & D McVittie (E) v C Brown & R Duncan (S) - - - Rink 3 MP Y5 P Price & J Breen (W) v A Dunham & M Spencer (E) - - - Rink 4 MP Y6 C Watson & G McKee (I) v C de Graaff & M van Tol (N) - - - Rink 5 MP Z5 E Snell & I Merrien (G) v M Cain & M McGreal (IoM) - - - Rink 6 MP Z6 C Johnston & M Williamson (S) v A Williams & M Harding (W) - - - Thursday 13 April 2017 RED WHITE Set 1 Set 2 T/B 09.00 Session 13 Ladies Singles – Quarter Finals Rink LSQF1 Winner A v Runner Up B - - - Rink LSQF2 Winner B v Runner Up A - - - Rink LSQF3 Winner C v Runner Up D - - - Rink LSQF4 Winner D v Runner Up C - - - 11.00 Session 14 Gents Singles – Quarter Finals Rink GSQF1 Winner A v Runner Up B - - - Rink GSQF2 Winner B v Runner Up A - - - Rink GSQF3 Winner C v Runner Up D - - - Rink GSQF4 Winner D v Runner Up C - - - 13.30 Session 15 Mixed Pairs – Semi-Finals v - - - Rink MPSF1 Winner W Winner X v - - - Rink MDSF2 Winner Y Winner Z 16.00 Session 16 Ladies Singles Semi-Finals Gents Singles Semi-finals Rink LSSF1 Winner LSQF1 v Winner LSQF3 - - - Rink LSSF2 Winner LSQF2 v Winner LSQF4 - - - Rink GSSF1 Winner GSQF1 v Winner GSQF3 - - - Rink GSSF2 Winner GSQF2 v Winner GSQF4 - - - Friday 14 April 2017 09.00 Session 17 Mixed Pairs Final v - - - Rink MPF 11.00 Session 18 Ladies Singles Final Gents Singles Final Rink LSF v - - - Rink GSF v - - - PAST WINNERS OF WIBC TITLES LADIES SINGLES Year Winner Finalist 2000 Marlene Castle (New Zealand) Margaret Johnston (Ireland) 2001 Betty Brown (Scotland) Marion Pedell (Australia) 2002 Carol Ashby (England) Betty Morgan (Wales) 2003 Carol Ashby (England) Wendy Jensen (New Zealand) 2004 Julie Forrest (Scotland) Carol Ashby (England) 2005 Margaret Letham (Scotland) Julie Forrest (Scotland) 2006 Margaret Letham (Scotland) Carol Ashby (England) 2007 Claire Johnston (Scotland) Carol Ashby (England) 2008 Sarah Seymour (England) Claire Johnston (Scotland) 2009 Alison Merrien (Guernsey) Kerry Packwood (Wales) 2010 Julie Forrest (Scotland) Muriel Wilkinson (Ireland) 2011 Betty Morgan MBE (Wales) Juile Forrest (Scotland) 2012 Laura Thomas (Wales) Alison
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