2016 World Outdoor Bowls Championship – Women's Singles

The 2016 World Outdoor Bowls Championship – Women's Singles will be held at the Burnside Bowling Club in Avonhead, Christchurch, New Zealand from 29 November – 4 December 2016.[1]

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

The women's singles gold medal went to Karen Murphy of Australia. It was her second consecutive singles title after having won in 2012 as well.[2][3]

Section tables

Section 1

Team	Player	P	W	D	L	Pts	Shots
1	Kelly McKerihen	9	8	0	1	16	+63
2	Karen Murphy	9	7	0	2	14	+68
2	Jo Edwards	9	7	0	2	14	+68
4	Saskia Schaft	9	6	0	3	12	+30
4	Laura Daniels	9	6	0	3	12	+30
6	Kim Heiser	9	3	0	6	6	−17
7	Susan Kariuki	9	3	0	6	6	−48
8	Sainiana Walker	9	3	0	6	6	−55
9	Frances Davis	9	2	0	7	4	−47
10	Jacqueline Nicolle	9	0	0	9	0	−92

Section 2

Team	Player	P	W	D	L	Pts	shots
1	Lesley Doig	9	8	0	1	16	+64
2	Siti Zalina Ahmad	9	6	0	3	12	+50
3	Carmen Anderson	9	6	0	3	12	+23
4	Ainie Knight	9	6	0	3	12	+18
5	Catherine Beattie	9	5	0	4	10	+16
6	Colleen Piketh	9	5	0	4	10	+6
7	Nurul Chuchu	9	5	0	4	10	−6
8	Sophie Tolchard	9	2	0	7	4	−12
9	Debbie Robertson	9	2	0	7	4	−84
10	Teokotai Jim	9	0	0	9	0	−75

Finals

Play Offs

Semifinals

Gold medal

McKerihen

bye

McKerihen

20

Murphy

21

Zalina Ahmad

14

Murphy

21

Murphy

21

Doig

13

Doig

bye

Doig

21

Edwards

18

Edwards

21

Anderson

20

Results

Women's Singles Section 1 Round 1 – 29 Nov  Netherlands  Fiji 21–9  United States  Guernsey 21–5  Australia  Cyprus 21–7  New Zealand  Kenya 21–8  Canada  Wales 21–16 Round 2 – 29 Nov  Fiji  Kenya 21–12  Wales  Netherlands 21–17  Cyprus  Guernsey 21–20  Australia  United States 21–14  Canada  New Zealand 21–16 Round 3 – 29 Nov  New Zealand  Wales 21–12  Fiji  Cyprus 21–18  Netherlands  United States 21–9  Canada  Guernsey 21–15  Kenya  Australia 21–16 Round 4 – 30 Nov  Canada  Cyprus 21–13  Australia  Fiji 21–3  Netherlands  Kenya 21–10  New Zealand  United States 21–10  Wales  Guernsey 21–6 Round 5 – 30 Nov  Netherlands  Guernsey 21–12  Australia  Canada 21–19  Kenya  United States 21–14  New Zealand  Cyprus 21–12  Wales  Fiji 21–12 Round 6 – 30 Nov  Cyprus  Kenya 21–12  New Zealand  Guernsey 21–1  Australia  Wales 21–9  United States  Fiji 21–15  Canada  Netherlands 21–11 Round 7 – 1 Dec  Australia  Guernsey 21–9  Canada  Fiji 21–5  Netherlands  New Zealand 21–16  Wales  Kenya 21–8  United States  Cyprus 21–14 Round 8 – 1 Dec  Canada  Kenya 21–12  New Zealand  Australia 21–20  Netherlands  Cyprus 21–17  Wales  United States 21–18  Fiji  Guernsey 21–12 Round 9 – 1 Dec  Canada  United States 21–15  Australia  Netherlands 21–12  New Zealand  Fiji 21–6  Wales  Cyprus 21–9  Kenya  Guernsey 21–17

Women's Singles Section 2 Round 1 – 29 Nov  Norfolk Island  Zimbabwe 21–5  Scotland  Malaysia 21–16  Ireland  Cook Islands 21–13  England  Philippines 21–20  Brunei  South Africa 21–13 Round 2 – 29 Nov  Philippines  Zimbabwe 21–10  Norfolk Island  Brunei 21–17  Malaysia  Cook Islands 21–17  Scotland  Ireland 21–18  South Africa  England 21–16 Round 3 – 29 Nov  Brunei  England 21–16  Zimbabwe  Cook Islands 21–18  Scotland  Norfolk Island 21–11  South Africa  Malaysia 21–17  Philippines  Ireland 21–15 Round 4 – 30 Nov  Philippines  Norfolk Island 21–19  Scotland  England 21–19  South Africa  Cook Islands 21–9  Ireland  Zimbabwe 21–8  Malaysia  Brunei 21–5 Round 5 – 30 Nov  England  Cook Islands 21–11  Brunei  Zimbabwe 21–12  Norfolk Island  Malaysia 21–18  Ireland  South Africa 21–14  Philippines  Scotland 21–17 Round 6 – 30 Nov  Philippines  Cook Islands 21–11  Ireland  Brunei 21–19  Malaysia  England 21–20  Scotland  Zimbabwe 21–5  Norfolk Island  South Africa 21–16 Round 7 – 1 Dec  Scotland  Cook Islands 21–6  Brunei  Philippines 21–20  Malaysia  Ireland 21–9  South Africa  Zimbabwe 21–11  England  Norfolk Island 21–12 Round 8 – 1 Dec  Scotland  Brunei 21–10  Malaysia  Zimbabwe 21–6  Norfolk Island  Cook Islands 21–12  Ireland  England 21–7  South Africa  Philippines 21–20 Round 9 – 1 Dec  Scotland  South Africa 21–15  Malaysia  Philippines 21–7  Norfolk Island  Ireland 21–14  Brunei  Cook Islands 21–17  Zimbabwe  England 21–18

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.
3. "Women's Results". Burnside Bowling Club.