Rd 1 Bye

Rd 2 26-4 vs Humberside (C Smith/S Redhead)

Semi Final 19-10 vs Huntingdonshire (D Peak/M Dudley)

Final 19-5 vs North Cambs (18 ends) (T Read/T Harley)

Steve Woodward substituted for Gareth in the earlier rounds

Winners of Newton Trophy.

BACK ROW left to right.

Ian Brewster, Dave Gascoyne, Roger Payne, Ian Cole, Dave Adams (President),

Kevin Mowatt, Mick Watson, Neil Griffin, Keith Hackett, Pete Sidebottom,

Glyn Jones, Mark Smith.

FRONT ROW left to right.

Pete Towlson, John Carlton, Andy Rick, Ian West. 

Nottinghamshire Under 25's win the Reg Wright Trophy at the 2023 English Bowling Federation finals at Skegness! 

Notts defeated rivals Huntingdonshire A 71-60 to clinch the title for the first time since 2001! The Notts players were overjoyed to get revenge on Hunts after their 2018 national final loss by 1 shot! 

Back Row: Evan Kent (Langwith Junction), Morgan Jones (Polly BC), Katie Jones (Polly BC), Stanley Milisanovich (Polly BC), Owen Kent (Langwith Junction) 

Front Row: Thomas Berry (Clipstone BC), Lucy Dayus (Investment BC), Tom Cox (Former Team Manager), William Marshall (Team Manager), Dane Dluzewski (Teversal Grange), George Milisanovich (Polly BC)

On Sunday 3rd April 2022, a team of 6  committee members took part in the Eversley Trophy Competition at Newark Indoor Bowls Centre. 

Nottinghamshire played against rival counties on 2 rinks and won all four games, only dropping one rink point which led to a close finish between themselves and Derbyshire for the title.

On the last match for the Derbyshire team, there were insufficient points scored which resulted in a win for Nottinghamshire for the first time in over 40 years, the last time being in 1979/80.

Well done to Chris Leach, Nick Osborn, Paul Dayus, Mick Warriner, Tom Cox, Mark Dalton and team manager Dave Brownley on winning the national title. 

County bowlers enjoy their trip to the seaside !!!

Adams Winnner 2019

Nottinghamshire bowlers bring home National success to the county at the recent EBF finals at Skegness. The Adams team which is made up of 18 players from local bowls clubs across the county had a convincing win against neighbouring rivals Lincolnshire winning 182 shots to 147.  

This was the first time our county had won this trophy since 2010 and team captain Nick Osborn dedicated the win to Nottinghamshire’s past chairman, who sadly passed away recently. 

Nick also commentated on the approach the county had taken over the last two years, developing and building on the success of the previous season where the Newton team had reached their National final.  

Other successes at Skegness 2019:

Secretaries Singles Winner 2019

Nottinghamshire also saw individual success in two more competitions, thanks to Dave Adams who added to his impressive list of titles by winning the Secretaries singles against A. Sayer from Norfolk 21 – 16. 

Mixed Pairs Winners 2019

Dave followed this up by winning the mixed pairs with his wife Janet Adams impressively beating Northamptonshire set 24 – 7 in the final. 

Veteran Singles Runner-up

J Yelland narrowly missed out on winning the Veteran Singles losing out to Norfolk’s L. Barber by 1 shot finishing 20 – 21.

Dave Adams winning the Secretaries singles against A. Sayer from Norfolk 21 – 16. 

Dave and Janet winning the mixed pairs impressively beating Northamptonshire set 24 – 7 in the final. 

BACK ROW.

Fred Johnson, Mal Copeland, Ian Morris, David Hayes, Ray Butterworth, Bob Stephen’s,Brian Clarke.

MIDDLE ROW.

Paul Lound, Dave Adams, Anthony Beaumont, John Sellers, Trevor Murphy.

FRONT ROW.

Vernon Birtles, Bob Wilson, Mick Fretwell, Sandy Pate(President)

Russ Pearce, Mark Housley, Mick Warriner. 

Left to Right.

Steve Woodward, Russ Pearce, Anthony Beaumont, Paul Lound, unknown, Unknown,

Tony Jayes, Pete Baumber, David Hayes, Dick Marshall, Stan Chadwick ( President)

Pete Bonser, Russ Hibbert, Dave Adams, John Sellers, John Hopewell.