2016 World Outdoor Bowls Championship – Men's Fours

The 2016 World Outdoor Bowls Championship – Men's Fours will be held at the Burnside Bowling Club in Avonhead, Christchurch, New Zealand from 6–11 December 2016.[1]

World Outdoor Championships 2016 Men's Fours
13th World Outdoor Bowls Championships
Location	Christchurch, New Zealand
Date(s)	29 November – 11 December 2016
Category	2016 World Outdoor Bowls Championship

The men's fours gold medal was won by Blake Signal, Mike Kernaghan, Mike Nagy and Ali Forsyth of New Zealand.[2]

Section tables

Section 1

Team	Player	P	W	D	L	Pts	Shots
1	Blake Signal, Mike Kernaghan, Mike Nagy, Ali Forsyth	9	9	0	0	18	+153
2	Iain McLean, Paul Foster, Ronnie Duncan, Alex Marshall	9	7	0	2	14	+43
3	James Flower, Aaron Zangl, Scott Roberts, Charlie Herbert	9	6	0	3	12	−15
4	Thinus Oelofse, Petrus Breitenbach, Rudi Jacobs, Jason Evans	9	5	0	4	10	−7
5	Steve Harris, Robert Weale, Ross Owen, Marc Wyatt	9	4	1	4	9	+41
6	James Po, Jason Choi, Raymond Ho, Terry Kung	9	4	0	5	8	−12
7	Ryan Stadnyk, Steve McKerihen, Steven Santana, Cam Lefresne	9	3	1	5	7	−11
8	Arie Kremer, Dan Slodownik, Daniel Alonim, Zvi Hadar	9	3	0	6	6	−43
9	Rajnesh Prasad, Samuela Tuikiligana, Semesa Naiseruvati, Arun Kumar	9	2	0	7	4	−60
10	HJ Naim Brahim, Huziami Mohd Salleh, Md Ali Hj Bujang, PMS Chuchu	9	1	0	8	2	−89

Section 2

Team	Player	P	W	D	L	Pts	Shots
1	Martin McHugh, Neil Mulholland, Simon Martin, Ian McClure	9	8	1	0	17	+83
2	Andrew Knapper, Louis Ridout, Robert Paxton, Sam Tolchard	9	7	0	2	14	+97
3	Aaron Wilson, Barrie Lester, Mark Casey, Brett Wilkie	9	7	0	2	14	+69
4	Md Hizlee Abdul Rais, Syamil Syazwan Ramli, Zulhilmie Redzuan, Fairul Izwan Abd Muin	9	5	0	4	10	+43
5	Denis Streak, Clive Robertson, Terry Bowes, Tom Craven	9	5	0	4	10	−17
6	John Lowery, Michael Rive, Scott Ruderham, Gregory Davis	9	4	1	4	9	−13
7	Derek Eldon, Graham Cathcart, Nick Cole, Tom Rogers	9	3	0	6	6	−30
8	Brent Pauling, Mitchell Graham, Tim Sheridan, John Christian	9	2	1	6	5	−44
9	Hisaharu Satoh, Kenichi Emura, Koichi Sakamoto, Munehisa Miyazaki	9	1	1	7	3	−88
10	Pang Hang Heck, Terrence Lee, Thomas Leong, Christian Huang	9	1	0	8	2	−100

Finals

Play Offs

Semifinals

Gold medal

New Zealand

bye

New Zealand

20

Scotland

3

Scotland

20

England

10

New Zealand

23

Australia

4

Ireland

bye

Ireland

10

Australia

22

United States

12

Australia

21

Results

Men's Fours Section 1 Round 1 – 6 Dec  New Zealand  Israel 26–10  Scotland  Hong Kong 16–15  South Africa  Fiji 19–14  Wales  Brunei 31–6  United States  Canada 22–13 Round 2 – 6 Dec  New Zealand  Canada 13–9  Scotland  Brunei 18–9  South Africa  United States 15–14  Hong Kong  Wales 22–17  Israel  Fiji 21–14 Round 3 – 6 Dec  New Zealand  Fiji 25–5  Scotland  Canada 22–9  South Africa  Brunei 19–12  Wales  United States 23–10  Hong Kong  Israel 22–16 Round 4 – 7 Dec  New Zealand  Hong Kong 20–8  Scotland  Fiji 20–11  Wales  Israel 24–13  South Africa  Canada 17–8  United States  Brunei 17–10 Round 5 – 7 Dec  New Zealand  United States 45–4  Scotland  South Africa 17–14  Israel  Brunei 21–9  Canada  Hong Kong 22–15  Fiji  Wales 20–16 Round 6 – 7 Dec  New Zealand  Brunei 29–8  Wales  South Africa 20–17  Hong Kong  Fiji 18–10  Israel  Canada 16–15  United States  Scotland 15–14 Round 7 – 8 Dec  New Zealand  South Africa 36–4  Scotland  Wales 16–15  United States  Israel 20–14  Canada  Fiji 22–9  Brunei  Hong Kong 20–13 Round 8 – 8 Dec  New Zealand  Scotland 23–17  United States  Hong Kong 17–12  South Africa  Israel 25–15  Wales  Canada 15–15  Fiji  Brunei 20–10 Round 9 – 8 Dec  New Zealand  Wales 14–13  Scotland  Israel 24–10  United States  Fiji 27–15  Hong Kong  South Africa 17–16  Canada  Brunei 22–17

Men's Fours Section 2 Round 1 – 6 Dec  England  Spain 24–4  Australia  Zimbabwe 21–17  Ireland  Singapore 26–6  Malaysia  Jersey 20–12  Japan  Norfolk Island 18–15 Round 2 – 6 Dec  England  Malaysia 19–16  Australia  Norfolk Island 27–11  Ireland  Jersey 17–17  Spain  Singapore 14–11  Zimbabwe  Japan 18–10 Round 3 – 6 Dec  England  Norfolk Island 28–6  Australia  Singapore 17–11  Ireland  Malaysia 17–10  Spain  Zimbabwe 25–17  Jersey  Japan 23–11 Round 4 – 7 Dec  England  Singapore 35–3  Australia  Spain 16–14  Ireland  Norfolk Island 23–14  Malaysia  Japan 24–11  Jersey  Zimbabwe 20–13 Round 5 – 7 Dec  England  Japan 35–7  Australia  Jersey 32–9  Ireland  Zimbabwe 27–11  Malaysia  Spain 28–10  Norfolk Island  Singapore 12–12 Round 6 – 7 Dec  England  Jersey 21–22  Australia  Malaysia 19–13  Ireland  Japan 17–12  Zimbabwe  Singapore 17–15  Norfolk Island  Spain 24–16 Round 7 – 8 Dec  Ireland  England 28–10  Australia  Japan 27–6  Malaysia  Singapore 30–11  Zimbabwe  Norfolk Island 18–13  Jersey  Spain 19–12 Round 8 – 8 Dec  Ireland  Australia 21–14  Malaysia  Norfolk Island 21–19  Zimbabwe  England 16–14  Jersey  Singapore 19–12  Spain  Japan 24–9 Round 9 – 8 Dec  Ireland  Spain 14–13  England  Australia 16–14  Zimbabwe  Malaysia 19–18  Norfolk Island  Jersey 19–14  Zimbabwe  Japan 18–17

References

1. "2016 World Bowls Championship". Burnside Bowling Club.
2. "2016 events". World Bowls. Archived from the original on 14 October 2016. Retrieved 29 November 2016.