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Cymdeithas Bowlio Dan Do Cymru Welsh Indoor Bowls FOUNDED 1934 CYMDEITHAS BOWLIO DAN DO CYMRU WELSH INDOOR BOWLS ASSOCIATION HANDBOOK 2019/20 www.welshindoorbowls.com Professional Print, Graphic and Signage Services long & short run large format event branding signage For more information please contact: Ross Owen t: 02920 002 200 a: Unit 7 | Llantrisant Business Park | Llantrisant | Rhondda Cynon Ta | CF72 8LF www.upriseprint.co.uk CONTENTS Presidents Message ......................…………………………………….... Page 2 WIBA Officers & Life Members …………………………………………… Page 4 Officers & Committee …………………………………………………....... Page 5 WIBA Delegates …………..................................................................... Page 6 Sub-Committees ……………………….…………………………….......... Page 7 Past Presidents ……………………………………………………............ Page 8 Dates for Your Diary ……………………………………………................ Page 10 Management Committee Members ……………………......................... Page 11 Constitution & Rules ………………………………………………............ Page 12 Licensing of Tournaments ……………………………………….............. Page 20 Code of Conduct for Players & Officials …………………….................. Page 22 Teams & Divisions ……………………………………………….............. Page 30 WIBA Calendar …………………………………………………………….. Page 31 Club Allocation for Competition Entries ……………………………........ Page 39 National Competition Rules …………………………………………........ Page 40 National Championship Rota of Venues ……………………………....... Page 42 Procedure for Dealing with Running on the Green …………….............. Page 43 Respotting Rule ..................................................................................... Page 45 National Club Championship Rules ……………………………….......... Page 46 National Club Championship Past Records ………………………......... Page 47 Knock Out Cup Rules & Past Records ………………………………...... Page 48 National Merit Table Rules & Records …………………………………... Page 49 National Team Championship Rules ………………………………......... Page 50 National Team Championship Past Records ………………………....... Page 51 Over 60’s National Club Championship Rules ……………………........ Page 52 Over 60’s National Club Championship Past Records ………………... Page 53 International & National Gallery ….………………………………………. Page 54 Hall of Fame ….……………………………………….............................. Page 67 World Indoor Bowls Council Officers ……………………………………. Page 68 British Isles Indoor Bowls Council Officers ……………………………... Page 69 BIIBC Championships & Events Welsh Winners ………………………. Page 70 Secretary’s Annual Report 2019-20 ..................................................... Page 71 Records of WIBA Championship Winners & Runners Up …………….. Page 72 Welsh Indoor Young Bowlers Association Report ………………........... Page 81 Players Ranking Rules & List .………………………………………….... Page 82 Safeguarding Policy ……………………............................................... Page 84 Record of International Matches …………………………………………. Page 85 Record of Junior & O50 International Players Past & Present ……...... Page 86 Record of International Players Past & Present ………………………... Page 89 WIBA Director Report ............................................................................ Page 96 Director of Bowls Under 18 Report ....................................................... Page 100 Director of Bowls Under 25 Report ....................................................... Page 101 Affiliated Club Details ……………………………………………………… Page 104 Welsh Bowls Umpires Association Officers …………………………...... Page 129 Welsh Bowls Coaching Association Officers ……………………........... Page 130 Bowls Wales Officers …………………………………………………....... Page 131 Welsh Association of Visually Impaired Bowlers ……………………….. Page 132 Learning Disability Bowls .............................................……………...... Page 133 1 Mike J Doody President Welsh Indoor Bowls Association 2019/2020 Can I firstly say what an honour and a privilege it is to become the President of the WIBA. I would like to congratulate Peter Groom for the dedicated manner in which he carried out his duties as your President last year. It was a pleasure to be his Senior Vice President and I look forward to his support during my term in office. 2 My thanks go to the committee and members of Newport Indoor Bowls Club for nominating me for this prestigious position in Welsh Bowls. I am only the second person from Newport IBC to hold this position (after John Llewellyn) and I will do my utmost to maintain the standards set by all the previous incumbents of the Presidential position. I look forward to working alongside the Senior Vice President Michael Flanagan and Ken Henderson the Junior Vice President, together of course with Peter Groom. To the Officers of the Association I would say, Thank you for all your hard work, and please can we have more of the same. May I take this opportunity to thank all the club’s, on behalf of the WIBA, for allowing us the use of your stadiums to hold International and National competitions at all levels from Senior to Junior. Also thanks to the Welsh Coaching Association and the Welsh Bowls Umpires Association for all the hard work and assistance they give us. I would be pleased to accept any invites to stadiums and would be pleased to accept invitations from clubs wishing to host a Presidential match. I look forward to your support during my Presidential year and to meeting as many of you as possible. My chosen charity for the coming year is Children’s Air Ambulance Wales. Remember Bowls is a game for all. Please enjoy it and ensure you play the game in the best of spirits. Enjoy Mike 3 WELSH INDOOR BOWLS ASSOCIATION OFFICERS & COMMITTEE 2019/2020 PRESIDENT: MIKE DOODY 63 SCHOONER CIRCLE NEWPORT NP10 8EX Tel: 01633 380137 Mob: 07584208918 Email: [email protected] SENIOR VICE PRESIDENT: MIKE FLANAGAN 5 GROVE COTTAGES BAGLEYS LANE LLANDRINIO POWYS SY22 6RP Mobile: 07474274935 Email: [email protected] JUNIOR VICE PRESIDENT: : KEN HENDERSON 21 GRAIG YSGUTHAN THE RISE LLANBRADACH CF83 3PY Tel: 02921 404204 Mob: 07484865688 Email: [email protected] IMMEDIATE PAST PRESIDENT: PETER GROOM PETER GROOM 7 CHESTNUT DRIVE DANYGRIG PORTHCAWL CF36 5AD Tel: 01656 788464 HONORARY LIFE MEMBERS LEON STANFIELD Merthyr Tydfil GARETH HUMPHREYS M.B.E Sully GERALD HARRIS Pembrokeshire BRIAN DAVIES Ogwr JIM MORGAN Sully JOHN HAGUE C & C Swansea PETER RALPH Newport DAVID PHILLIPS C & C Swansea KEN BURTON J.P. Dinefwr 4 OFFICERS & COMMITTEE 2019/2020 Season HONORARY SECRETARY: BARRIE BELLAMY 11 HEOL Y GORS VIRGINIA GARDENS CAERPHILLY CF83 3EW Tel 02920862443 Email: [email protected] HONORARY TREASURER: DAVID PHILLIPS 50 PENYRHEOL ROAD, GORSEINON, SWANSEA, SA4 4GA Tel: 01792 538061 Email: [email protected] DIRECTOR OF BOWLS: STEPHEN REES 31 GOLWG COED, BIRCHGROVE, SWANSEA, SA7 0HY Tel: 01792 310614 / 07581 65412 Email: [email protected] HONORARY COMPETITION SECRETARY: NIGEL WILLIAMS FLAT 16 BRIGHTON COURT, BRIGHTON ROAD, GORSEINON, SWANSEA SA4 4BW Tel: 07528 932452 Email: [email protected] 5 HONORARY LEAGUE SECRETARY: NEIL JONES 1C ROMENEY ROAD, SANDFIELDS, PORT TALBOT, SA12 6SA Mob: 0794 050 8347 Email: [email protected] JUNIOR BOWLS CO-ORDINATOR, HONORARY, ASSISTANT SECRETARY: JOHN PHILLIPS 126 GORSEINON RD, PENLLER GAER, SWANSEA SA4 9AA Tel: 07541364841 Email: [email protected] SAFEGUARDING OFFICER: PETER BRILL 5 DURHAM CLOSE MERTHYR TYDFIL CF48 1SL Tel: 01685 371417 Mobile: 07805 077381 Email: [email protected] W.B.A. DELEGATE BARRIE BELAMY, NEIL JONES W.B.U.A. DELEGATE KEN BURTON J.P. W.B.C.A. DELEGATE RESERVE JOHN REES 6 COMPOSITION OF SUB-COMMITTEES 2019/2020 SEASON EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE President, Senior Vice President, Junior Vice President. Immediate Past President, Safeguarding Officer, Secretary, Treasurer, Competition Secretary, League Secretary, Assistant Secretary, Brian Davies, John Hague, Gwyn Rees, Robert Williams, Maurice Ashton, Patrick Hussey, Billy Hull, Ken Burton, Peter Ralph, Nigel Franklin, Alun Morris. DEVELOPMENT INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE President, Senior or Junior Vice President. Secretary, Treasurer, Assistant Secretary, John Hague, Peter Brill, Director of Bowls. NATIONAL FIXTURE COMMITTEE President, Senior or Junior Vice President. Secretary, Treasurer, Competition Secretary, League Secretary, plus one male delegate from each club. TOURNAMENT & CHAMPIONSHIP COMMITTEE President, Senior Vice President, Junior Vice President. Immediate Past President, Secretary, Treasurer, Assistant Secretary, Competition Secretary, League Secretary, plus one member from the host club. FINANCE COMMITTEE President, Secretary, Treasurer, John Hague, Patrick Hussey, Ken Burton J.P. DELEGATES TO THE INTERNATIONAL INDOOR BOWLS COUNCIL The President & Peter Ralph DELEGATES TO THE BRITISH ISLES INDOOR BOWLS COUNCIL The Secretary – Barrie Bellamy Nigel Williams 7 WELSH INDOOR BOWLS ASSOCIATION (FOUNDED 1934) PRESIDENTS Sir William James Thomas, L.E.Ferris 1993-1994 Bart, JP 1935-1937 G.Skinner 1994-1995 Sir Ivor B.Thomas, DL, JP 1937-1959 K.Rees 1995-1996 John Morgan 1959-1969 K.Bayliss 1996-1997 C.E.Beames 1969-1970 T.Hopkins 1997-1998 W.H.Williams 1970-1971 H.B.Davies 1998-1999 E.Williams 1971-1972 L.Howell 1999-2000 W.T.John 1972-1973 John.B.Hague 2000-2001 Dr T.G.James 1973-1974 Gwyn Rees 2001-2002 A.Cohen 1974-1975 Harry Brooksby OBE 2002-2003 T.O.O’Halloran 1975-1976 John Donovan JP 2003-2004 R.J.Davies 1976-1977 Ken Wellington 2004-2005 F.Rieple 1977-1978 Brian Davies 2005-2006 E.Hopkins. 1978-1979 John Llewelyn 2006-2007 J.Fairbrother 1979-1980 David E.Davies 2007-2008 D.W.Howells 1980-1981 Ken Burton J.P. 2008-2009 W.R.Pomeroy 1981-1982
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