Bowls England National Championships (Men's Junior Singles)
The Bowls England National Championships (Men's Junior Singles) is one of the events at the annual Bowls England National Championships.[1]
Events at the Bowls England National Championships | ||
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Men elite | singles 4w | singles 2w |
singlesCC | pairs | |
triples | fours | |
Women elite | singles 4w | singles 2w |
singlesCC | pairs | |
triples | fours | |
Men junior | singles | pairs |
Women junior | singles | pairs |
Men senior | singles | pairs |
Women senior | singles | pairs |
Men team | Middleton | Balcomb |
WhiteRose | TopClub | |
2Fours | ||
Women team | Johns | Walker |
AmyRose | TopClub | |
Mixed | Pairs | Fours |
Past Winners
Year | County | Champion | County | Runner-up | Score |
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1974 | Cornwall | David Cutler (St. Austell) | Leicestershire | Tony Allcock (Belgrave) | Unknown |
1975 | Leicestershire | Tony Allcock (Belgrave) | Cornwall | David Snell (St Austell) | Unknown |
1976 | Hampshire | Jimmy Hobday (Boscombe Cliff) | Hertfordshire | R. W. Rodwell (Hatfield) | Unknown |
1977 | Leicestershire | Tony Allcock (Belgrave) | Kent | Gary Smith (Unknown) | Unknown |
1978 | Yorkshire | Alec Atkinson (Middlesbrough) | Hampshire | David Dunford (Unknown) | Unknown |
1979 | Somerset | Peter Mattravers (Ilminster) | Buckinghamshire | Derek Plater (Unknown) | Unknown |
1980 | Surrey | Graham Spencer (Temple) | Hampshire | Russell Kemp (Fleming Park) | 21-15 |
1981 | Gloucestershire | Tony Allcock MBE (Cheltenham) | Essex | Keith Blackman (Essex County) | Unknown |
1982 | Norfolk | Ian Grady (Gaywood Park) | Durham | D. Henley (Palmers) | Unknown |
1983 | Leicestershire | Andrew Irons (Knighton Victoria) | Middlesex | Gerry Smyth (Unknown) | 21-19 |
1984 | Nottinghamshire | Brett Morley (Plessey) | Hampshire | John Squires (Unknown) | 21-14 |
1985 | Essex | Jeffrey Bates (Falcon) | Hertfordshire | John Simmons (Garston) | 21- 8 |
1986 | Middlesex | Chris Ackland (Brentham) | Oxfordshire | Paul Sharman (Unknown) | 21-18 |
1987 | Suffolk | John Rednall (Felixstowe & Suffolk) | Surrey | Iain Boyle (Weybridge) | 21-12 |
1988 | Yorkshire | Iain Boyle (Bert Keech BC) | Norfolk | Mervyn King (Hunstanton) | 21-15 |
1989 | Sussex | Alan Darling (Unknown) | Norfolk | Mervyn King (Hunstanton) | 25-24 |
1990 | Somerset | Neil Westlake (Winscombe) | Buckinghamshire | Mark Bantock (Unknown) | 25-21 |
1991 | Middlesex | Barry Jenkins (Hounslow Sports) | Devon | Nathan Farrant (Unknown) | 21-12 |
1992 | Warwickshire | Stuart Thomas (Blossomfield) | Northumberland | Karl Jameson (Unknown) | 21-12 |
1993 | Gloucestershire | Les Gillett (Cheltenham) | Huntingdonshire | Stuart Popple (Parkway) | 21-13 |
1994 | Bedfordshire | Steven Mead (Dunstable Town) | Cumbria | David Baxter (Wigton) | 21-16 |
1995 | Cambridgeshire | David Bell (Unknown) | Lancashire | Ian Mayne (Unknown) | 21-15 |
1996 | Lancashire | Jason Parkinson (Bolton) | Cornwall | Ian Drew (Stenalees) | 21- 5 |
1997 | Gloucestershire | Neil Chandler (Victory Park) | Kent | C. James (Canterbury) | 21- 6 |
1998 | Huntingdonshire | Nick Brett (White Hart) | Durham | David Bolt (Silksworth) | 21-17 |
1999 | Wiltshire | Graham Shadwell (Cooper Avon) | Berkshire | Robert Newman (Reading) | 21- 7 |
2000 | Surrey | Mark Bishopp (Weybridge) | Worcestershire | Dean Hemming (Worcester) | 21-15 |
2001 | Sussex | David Hubbard (Hove and Kingsway) | Wiltshire | Russell Francis (Spencer Moulton) | 21-13 |
2002 | Warwickshire | Simon Gilbert (Avenue Leamington) | Lancashire | Chris Gale (Unknown) | 21-18 |
2003 | Bedfordshire | Tom Cawdell (Luton Town) | Oxfordshire | Nick Welsh (Rover Cowley) | 21-18 |
2004 | Northumberland | Robert Chisholm (Northern Electric) | Norfolk | Stephen Winter (House on the Green) | 21-16 |
2005 | Lancashire | Mark Dawes (Bolton) | Sussex | Stuart Holland (Rosemount) | 2-0* sets |
2006 | Hertfordshire | Matthew Coppen (Royston) | Lancashire | Mark Dawes (Bolton) | 2-1* sets |
2007 | Sussex | Stuart Holland (Rosemount) | Devon | Josh Hadfield (Budleigh Salterton) | 21-12 |
2008 | Sussex | Aaron Sexton (Preston) | Dorset | Ben Paulley (Greenhill) | 21-14 |
2009 | Norfolk | Jamie Chestney (Hunstanton) | Huntingdonshire | Tristan Morton (Parkway) | 21- 8 |
2010 | Essex | Mark Nullmeyers (Elm Park) | Huntingdonshire | Tristan Morton (White Hart) | 21-13 |
2011 | Northamptonshire | Jamie Walker (Northampton West End) | Berkshire | Kyle Mallandain (Desborough) | 21-16 |
2012 | Lincolnshire | Martin Spencer (Royal Mail Cart) | Northamptonshire | Jamie Walker (Northampton West End) | 21-20 |
2013 | Northamptonshire | Jamie Walker (Northampton West End) | Warwickshire | Liam Pearcey (Rugby) | 21-15 |
2014 | Dorset | Martin Puckett (Greenhill) | Hertfordshire | Tom Muir (Harpenden) | 21-11 |
2015 | Cambridgeshire | Jamie Barker (St Neots) | Kent | Perry Martin (Milton Regis) | 21-7 |
2016 | Northamptonshire | Jamie Walker (Northampton West End) | Nottinghamshire | Jack Emmerson (Cavaliers) | 21-2 |
2017 | Isle of Wight | Travis Meller (Shanklin) [2] | Berkshire | Bernard Byles (Reading) | 21-20 |
2018 | Norfolk | Dan Mills (County Arts) [3] | Lancashire | Anthony Booth-Young (Bolton) | 21-18 |
2019 | Kent | Jason Avery (Folkestone Park) [4] | Wiltshire | Tom Newman (Avon) | 21-11 |
2020 | cancelled | due to the COVID-19 pandemic.[5] |
References
- "Past Records". Bowls England.
- "2017 junior results" (PDF). Bowls England.
- "2018 junior results" (PDF). Bowls England.
- "2019 junior results" (PDF). Bowls England.
- "PLANS FOR 2020 IN RESPONSE TO CORONAVIRUS OUTBREAK". Bowls England.
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