Please find attached the results of the CSW Junior Bowls Tournament that was held on Tuesday 24th November at Johnsonville Bowling Club
Congratulations too all that took part, and to those that placed:
1st Jayden Burns (Naenae College)
2nd James MacMillian (Naenae College)
3rd Jesse Kibblewhite (Aotea College)
A big thank you to Bowls Wellington for running the event and Johnsonville Bowling Club for hosting the tournament. Also a big thank you to all the volunteers that helped on the day, the students appreciated the help.
Results - 2020 CSW Junior Bowls Regional Championships
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RESULTS JUNIOR BOWLS TOURNAMENT
TUESDAY 26 NOVEMBER 2019
JOHNSONVILLE BOWLING CLUB
OVERALL PAIRS
Girls
Winners Melissa Berns/ Bianca Mancer (Solway College)
Runners Up Sierra Bridgman/Kiera Marcov (Onslow College)
Boys Pairs and 3rd place: Logan Heppell/Jordan Keene (Onslow College)
Singles
Winner Oliver Mancer (Solway College)
Runner Up Lilly Stephens (Solway College)
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