UPCOMING COMPETITIONS

CLUB MIXED TRIPLES TOURNAMENT

MEN’S AND WOMEN’S INTERMEDIATE SINGLES

August 5/6. (Saturday & Sunday). $5.00 entry fee

Format: Games first to 15 points

Sign up sheet posted Monday afternoon  June 15

Intermediate players( District format this year only joined in 2020 or later)

Intermediate players can compete in this tournament.  The winners of the Intermediate tournament will also play in the District Singles tournament 

Held at PLBC September 9th & 10th

MEN’S AND WOMEN’S NOVICE SINGLES

August 5/6 (Saturday and Sunday). $5.00 Entry fee

Format:  Games first to 15 points  

2 hour time limit 

Sign up sheet will be posted Monday afternoon June 12

Only novices can compete in the novice tournament. 

The winners of the novice tournament will also play in the district singles Tournament to be held September 9/10th (Saturday & Sunday ) at Parksville Lawn Bowling Club.

MEN’S AND WOMEN’S SINGLES

Once again it is time to start thinking about the Singles competition for PLBC.  This year, it will be held in Port Alberni Sept 2-3.

The Format

A sign-up sheet will be placed on the notice board for teams to sign up for the competition on June 6, and will remain available until June 20.

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Depending on the number to sign up, the teams will either play all contenders, or if the numbers permit, they will be divided into groups to play a round-robin competition.

***Teams will then be provided with the names of the other teams they must play.  

They must arrange their own games, along with markers, and provide the results to the Games committee, by 22 July.  

These results will then be used to determine which teams will advance to a play-down on 12/13 August, if it is required. ***

(If there is only one group, with all teams playing each other, the winners will be determined by the top team of the single group, and no final games will be required.)

Details of play

Games will be to 18 points with a 2 hour time limit. 

If the game is not finished within the time limit no jack may be thrown after the time is up unless the conditions of play state otherwise. 

Markers for the preliminary games will be responsible for watching the time, and informing players  at 1 hour and 50 minutes that their time is almost up.