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OTAGO INDOOR BOWLS
ASSOCIATION INC
2017
2
INDEX
Page
Presidents Message ...................................................................................... 4
Services provided by Sponsors ..................................................................... 6
OIBA Officers & Executive ............................................................................. 8
OIBA Management Structure ....................................................................... 10
Selectors ...................................................................................................... 11
Tournament Secretary ................................................................................. 11
Publicity Officer ............................................................................................ 11
Umpires Association .................................................................................... 12
Life Members of the OIBA ............................................................................ 13
Gold Star Holders ........................................................................................ 13
OIBA Bowler of the Year .............................................................................. 15
Results of 2015 Events ................................................................................ 17
Fees/Charges .............................................................................................. 20
Kitchen Duty Clubs ...................................................................................... 22
Competition Entry Closing Dates ................................................................. 23
PROGRAMME OF EVENTS ....................................................................... 24
General Competition Rules .......................................................................... 33
Specific Competition Rules .......................................................................... 35
General Interclub Rules ............................................................................... 40
Sevens Interclub .......................................................................................... 41
Wednesday Ladies Interclub ........................................................................ 44
Thursday Fours, Pairs & Singles Interclub ................................................... 48
Thursday Fours Interclub ............................................................................. 53
Representative Programme ......................................................................... 59
Non Representative Matches ....................................................................... 61
Code of Conduct .......................................................................................... 62
Dunedin Metropolitan Club Contacts .......................................................... 64
Sub-Assoc clubs playing in Metropolitan Interclub....................................... 70
Eastern Districts Sub Association Officers & Clubs ..................................... 70
Eastern Districts Sub Association Programme of Events ........................... 71
Taieri Sub Association Officers & Clubs ...................................................... 74
Taieri Sub Association Programme of Events.............................................. 76
Notes…………………………………………………………………………….... 79
List of Sponsors ........................................................................................... 80
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PRESIDENTS MESSAGE
Here we are again, all ready to go for the 2017 Indoor Bowls Season.
Once again our financial situation is healthy and we have committed people
in our Executive, Clubs and Selectors’ Panel. Last year went well and we
need to build on that this year.
We are delighted to congratulate Daniel French on his selection for the New
Zealand Team versus Australia in Sydney in May. Our very Best Wishes go
with you.
Amongst the successes of 2016 three stand out and deserve our
congratulations:
- Jonty Horwell winning the National Junior Singles for the
second time in three years.
- Our Women’s Eight Team winning their tournament
- Our Paterson Trophy Team’s regional win
There are some encouraging signs on membership, but we have had a club
close and we need to work actively to increase numbers and widen the scope
of our activity. We all have a part to play in this through our personal contacts
and communities.
Your Executive continue to review our activities and we hope you will enjoy
the enhanced lighting we now have. Our thanks to Brent Sinclair and his
team for the repainting of the stadium.
The Executive and I hope you will have an enjoyable season in your Club and
Interclubs; and the very best of luck to our Representative Teams.
David Moir
President
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MANY THANKS TO THE FOLLOWING ORGANISATIONS FOR
THEIR SUPPORT FOR 2017
The Otago Indoor Bowls Association has done its utmost to see the
information contained within this handbook is correct based on the
information provided.
The information and details contained in this handbook are subject to the
Privacy Act 1993.
The Otago Indoor Bowls Association expresses its sincere thanks to all those
who assisted in compiling this handbook.
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SERVICES PROVIDED BY SPONSORS
If you need something done please check this list and if possible use one of
our sponsors. They support us – please support them.
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Accommodation ................................................... Dunedin Holiday Park 23 & 40
Classified Advertising ………………………………….Otago Daily Times 30
Compressed Air Solutions……………………………………… ..... Ash Air 7
Bus Charter ………… ..................... Eastcoast Passenger Services Ltd 73
Butcher ....................................................................... The Mad Butcher 19
Camping .............................................................. Dunedin Holiday Park 23 & 40
Car painting ................................. Harrow Motor Body Collision Repairs 9
Chemist .................................................................... Larson’s Pharmacy 16
Drainlaying .............................................................. Barry Dell Plumbing 2
Dry Cleaning and Leather Dying ....................................... Brocklebanks 38
Electrical ...................................................................Southern Electrical 50
Engraving .................................................................... Brandwell Moller 14
Funeral Services ............................................. Gillions Funeral Services 46
Glass, mirrors etc ................................................................ Metro Direct 78
Hardware ......................................................................... Mitre 10 Mega 21
Heat Pumps ........................................................... Davies Heat ’n’ Cool 39
Home automation .....................................................Southern Electrical 50
Home improvement ......................................................... Mitre 10 Mega 78
Meat ........................................................................... The Mad Butcher 19
Motels ................................................................. Dunedin Holiday Park 23 & 40
Newspapers …………………………………………….Otago Daily Times 30
Panelbeating ................................ Harrow Motor Body Collision Repairs 9
Physiotherapy ......................................... Caversham Physiotherapy Ltd 26
Pharmacy ................................................................ Larson’s Pharmacy 16
Plumbing ................................................................. Barry Dell Plumbing 2
Printer cartridges ............................................................Cartridge World 34
Security ....................................................................Southern Electrical 50
Sports Apparel…………………………………………………….Promo-X 73
Transport ......................................... Eastcoast Passenger Services Ltd 73
Trophies ....................................................................... Brandwell Moller 14
Vacuum Solutions ...................................................................... Ash Air 7
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OTAGO INDOOR BOWLS ASSOCIATION EXECUTIVE
105 Victoria Road, Dunedin Ph/fax (03) 455 3653
P.O. Box 6175, Dunedin North, Dunedin 9059
Email: otagoindoorbowlsassn@yahoo.co.nz
Website: www.otagoindoorbowls.co.nz
PATRON: Kevin Brosnan
PRESIDENT: David Moir, 64B Hazel Ave, Caversham, Dunedin 9012.
Ph 03 487 9776. moirdj41@hotmail.com
Cell 027 689 5051
PAST PRESIDENT Andrew Thompson, 5 McFadden Drive, East Taieri
9024. Ph 03 484 7853. andrewt67@xtra.co.nz
Cell 027 476 7643
VICE-PRESIDENT Barry Cadogan, 70 Tyne Street Mosgiel 9024
Ph 03 484 7599. bazza.rosie@xtra.co.nz
SECRETARY Ruth Porteous Warrington R D 1 Waikouaiti
Ph 03 482 2849 strugglersridge@clear.net.nz
Cell 027 482 2848
TREASURER David Webb, 225 Burt Street, Wakari, Dunedin 9010
Ph 464 0598 webbly75@yahoo.co.nz
Cell 027 422 7212
EXECUTIVE Ann Cottrell, 27 Ings Avenue, St Clair, Dunedin 9012
Ph 03 455 8976. eacottrell@xtra.co.nz
Cell 021 133 4051
John Williams, 21 Salmond St, Wakari, Dunedin 9010
Ph 03 476 6150 jacqandjohn21@gmail.com
Kevin Brosnan, 105G Melbourne Street South Dunedin
9012
Ph 03 455 4781. kfapbrosnan@hotmail.co.nz
Cell 027 908 5827
Hughan Gould, 9 Herron St, Brockville, Dunedin 9011
Ph 03 476 2054. hughan_gould46@hotmail.com
Cell 027 301 7464
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EXECUTIVE (Cont)
Paul Turnbull, 57 Isadore Rd St Clair Park, Dunedin
9012. Ph 488 1360. junepaul@xtra.co.nz
Cell 027 0232 6406
E D Delegate Glenys Barnett, 6 Johnny Jones Drive, RD 1, Waikouaiti
9471. Ph 426 6741 or 027 436 1006
jgbarnett@vodafone.co.nz
Taieri Delegate Bob Crawford, 458 Riccarton Rd West, RD 2, Mosgiel
9092. Ph 03 489 3610. wrjm_crawford@xtra.co.nz
ALL COLLISION REPAIRS PANEL BEATING
PAINTING COURTESY CARS
CHASSIS STRAIGHTENING
26 Wilkie Rd, Dunedin. Ph: 455 1773 Fax: 455 2746
Email: harrows@xtra.co.nz Web: www.harrows.net.nz
Laws of the Game
Soles and Heels of Footwear shall be of flat, smooth, or fine treaded and pliable material
that will not carry foreign matter, or cause damage to the mat. Play in bare feet or jandals
is not permitted. Where there is any doubt about the suitability of footwear the Controlling
Authority shall be the sole judge.
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OIBA 2017 MANAGEMENT STRUCTURE
Administration Convenor: David Moir
Emergency Committee David Moir, Barry Cadogan, David Webb
Andrew Thompson
Public Relations All Executive
Umpires Liaison Andrew Thompson
Booklet David Moir and Team
Website Mike Harte
Trophies Hughan Gould
Events Convenor: Kevin Brosnan
Match Kevin Brosnan, Paul Turnbull
Tournament Secretary Kevin Brosnan
Interclub Draws David Moir, Paul Turnbull
BOY Points Mike Harte
Programme David Moir, All Executive
Coaching Coordinator Daniel French
Finance Convenor: David Webb
Accounts David Webb
Grants David Moir
Raffles and Fundraising Ann Cottrell,
Sponsorship David Moir, All Executive
Promotions Convenor: David Moir
Publicity David Moir, All Executive
Masters Games (2018) Glenys Barnett, Ruth Porteous
Schools David Moir
Facilities Convenor: John Williams
Catering Lillian Roy and Team
Roster Liaison Hughan Gould
Building Maintenance John Williams, Brent Sinclair
10SELECTORS
Brent Sinclair (Convenor) 9 Pencarrow Street
Caversham
Ph 455 4563 Cell 021 0817 4836
dianeandcurly@hotmail.com
Barry Cadogan Ph 484 7599
bazza.rosie@xtra.co.nz
Mike Harte Ph 454 6663 Cell 021 444 400
mike@harte.co.nz
TOURNAMENT SECRETARY
Entries for all events run by Otago Indoor Bowls are to be submitted by club
secretaries on the prescribed entry form prior to the closing date to:
Kevin Brosnan 105G Melbourne Street
South Dunedin 9012
Ph 455 4781 Cell 027 9085827
kfapbrosnan@hotmail.co.nz
PUBLICITY OFFICER
The Publicity Officer coordinates the lodgment of material into the newspaper
and onto the radio. Clubs are encouraged to keep the publicity officer
informed of club activities and results. Please contact:
David Moir 64B Hazel Avenue
Caversham
Dunedin 9012
Ph 487 9776 Cell 027 689 5051
moirdj41@gmail.com
11UMPIRES ASSOCIATION
President: Mike Cox, 27 Dakota Place, Waldronville, Dunedin
Ph 488 3081
sjccom@ihug.co.nz
Vice President: Daryl Daniel, 178 Wakari Rd, Helensburgh, Dunedin
Ph 476 2606
gardenfollies@clear.net.nz
Secretary: Bev Paterson, 47 Spottiswoode St Andersons Bay
Dunedin 9013 Ph 454 2900
al.paterson@xtra.co.nz
Treasurer: Jean Cox, 27 Dakota Place, Waldronville, Dunedin
Ph 488 3081
sjccom@ihug.co.nz
Life Members: Ian Roberts, Isobel Bell
Active Umpires: Isobel Bell, Michael Cox, Jean Cox, Daryl Daniel, Dawn
Dougherty, Tony Hosken, Stephne Joyce, Marilyn Irvine,
Kevin Keogh, Brigid Marr, Chris Moffitt, Bev Paterson,
Tim Pettengell, Alana Preddy, June Pickles, Andrew
Thompson.
Sub Association
Umpires: John Barnett, Ruth Porteous (ED), Yvonne Adam, Bob
Crawford (TAI).
Active Measurers: Alan Gillespie, Stan Rae (TAI), Allan Morrish (ED),
Wayne Rodger (ED), Hughan Gould.
Uniform for all events under the jurisdiction of Otago Indoor Bowls – Black
trousers, white shirt and black umpire’s jacket/jersey or OIBA jersey.
UMPIRES MEETINGS
These are held on the 4th Sunday of each month
7:30pm Stadium
All Welcome
12LIFE MEMBERS OF THE OTAGO ASSOCIATION
1969 GH Jolly OBE* 1989 WA Smaill*
1969 JH Holden* 1989 AM Steel*
1975 RP Lauren* 1993 Mrs K Ellwood*
1975 RB Richardson* 1994 Mrs M Aitken*
1976 J Kilpatrick* 2001 F Bosman*
1977 HN Miller* 2002 Mrs M Garner
1980 DJ Crichton* 2004 KF Brosnan
1983 WE Quartermain* 2006 PR Jacombs*
1983 R Thomson* 2010 I Roberts
1986 Mrs HB Wright* * denotes deceased
1988 A Boekhout
GOLD STAR HOLDERS
Gold stars are awarded to players who achieve their fifth Otago Title. Eligible
events are the Open and Champion of Champion Singles, Pairs, Triples and Fours.
An additional Gold Star is awarded for each successive five Otago Titles. The year
shown is the last year an Otago Title was achieved.
32 G Flewitt (2009) 7 Mrs J Darling (1985)
23 R Cowan (2015) 7 Mrs K Ellwood (1995)
21 D French (2016) 7 Ms S Keene (2008)
20 K Darling (1987) 7 D G Keene (2011)
19 B Cadogan (2015) 7 Mrs L Krause (1989)
19 Mrs L Rance (2016) 7 Mrs J Pickles (2006)
18 M Cowan (1999) 7 Mrs S Sinclair (2009)
18 T Gould (2002) 6 Mrs P Cowan (2001)
16 D R Garner (2016) 6 Mrs L Flewitt (2009)
15 Mrs C Crawford (2004) 6 Mrs A Gawn (2012)
15 R Webster (2011) 6 W Paape (1984)
14 Mrs J Cowan (2015) 6 W Porteous (2001)
13 H Bosman (2014) 6 P Swinden (1992)
13 G L’Ami (2003) 6 Mrs P Webster (1990)
12 W Adam (2003) 6 S Webster (1992)
11 M Jacombs (2009) 5 J Darracotte (1983)
11 B Sinclair (2012) 5 H Gould (2013)
10 B Craig (1998) 5 K Gould (2011)
10 R Hollamby (2007) 5 Miss S Gould (1999)
10 H Webster Jnr (1987) 5 D Krause (1987)
9 K Brosnan (2016) 5 M McAuliffe (2003)
9 C Cowan (2016) 5 D Sinclair (2013)
8 J Barrow (1996) 5 N Sinclair (2016)
8 S Burton (1982) 5 D Webb (2015)
8 Mrs D Keene (2009) 5 Mrs M Webster (1987)
8 Mrs A Keith (2002) 5 B Williams (2015)
7 Mrs A Cottrell (2011) 5 J Williams (2016)
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OIBA INDOOR BOWLER OF THE YEAR
The Kevin and Ainslie Brosnan OIBA Bowler of the Year Trophy is awarded
annually to the bowler who accumulates the most points over ten events –
Otago and Champion of Champion Singles, Pairs, Triples and Fours plus the
NZ Henselite Singles, NZ Mixed Fours and the NZ Mixed Pairs. In each event
players are awarded the following points: 9 points for the winner, 7 points for
the runner up, 5 points to the losing semi-finalists, 3 points to the losing
quarter- finalists and 1 point to each person qualifying for post section play.
For the NZ Mixed Fours and Pairs the points scored are different. – refer to
Specific Competition Rules for the NZ Mixed Fours and Pairs on page 35 &
36. In the event of equal points at the end of the year the trophy will be
shared. The Bowler of the Year Trophy has previously been awarded to:
1985 Ray Webster 2001 Grant L’Ami
1986 Mark Cowan 2002 Ross Garner & Trevor Gould
1987 Ray Webster 2003 Grant L’Ami
1988 Garry Flewitt 2004 Trevor Gould
1989 Kevin & Ainslie Brosnan 2005 Garry Flewitt
1990 Mark Cowan 2006 Ross Garner
1991 Ray Webster 2007 Mark Jacombs
1992 Mark Cowan 2008 Mark Jacombs
1993 Bob Cowan 2009 Daniel French
1994 Garry Flewitt 2010 Daniel French
1995 Garry Flewitt 2011 Ross Garner
1996 Mark Cowan 2012 Ross Garner
1997 Tony Cabral 2013 Daniel French
1998 Barry Craig 2014 Daniel French
1999 Grant L’Ami 2015 Daniel French
2000 Grant L’Ami 2016 Daniel French
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15RESULTS OF 2016 OIBA EVENTS
Runners up shown in italics
Henselite Singles (Arie & Shirley Boekhout Trophy)
Daniel French Green Island
Brandon Williams Wakari
Mixed Fours (NZ Mixed Fours Otago District Trophy)
D French, B Sinclair, L Rance, M Rout Composite
B Cowan, H Bosman, J Pickles, I Bell Hillhead
Mixed Pairs (Frank and Lesley Bosman Memorial Trophy Otago District)
D French, S Joyce Green Island
John Williams, C Stedman Composite
Otago Singles (The Paris Trophy)
D French Green Island
H Bosman Hillhead
Otago Singles Last Lady (Garner Trophy)
M Holmes Momona
Otago Pairs (Darling Cup)
D French, N Sinclair Green Island
B Cadogan, M Holmes Momona
Otago Triples (Kew Cup)
D Webb, John Williams, Jacquie Williams Wakari
B Crawford, M Holmes, R Cowan Momona
Otago Fours (Alf Garland Memorial Cup)
D French, D Sinclair, L Rance, B Sinclair Green Island
D Webb, B Williams, John Williams, Jacquie Williams Wakari
Champion of Champion Ladies Singles (Nash Cup)
D Lamb Vauxhall
A Katipa Henley
Champion of Champion Men’s Singles (Smith Cup)
D French Green Island
C Moffitt Burnside
Champion of Champion Pairs (Russell Sykes Memorial Cup)
C Cowan, P van Tuel Henley
K Gould, L Scott Brockville
Champion of Champion Triples (Bosman Cup)
C Moffitt, A Preddy, K Brosnan Burnside
D French, L Rance, M Grey Green Island
Champion of Champion Fours (Jock Holden Trophy)
R Garner, J Horton , R Baird, L Baird Mornington
J Horwell, C Horwell, S Hall, M Scott Kaikorai
17Junior Singles (Junior Singles Trophy)
J Horwell Kaikorai
S Hall Kaikorai
Novice Singles (Steel Trophy)
S Hall Kaikorai
P Wilson Kaikorai
Smaill Trophy
R Garner, J Horton, R Baird, W McConnell Mornington
D Webb, John Williams, B Williams, A Williams Wakari
Crawford Cup
A Katipa, T van Tuel, R Black, H Spittle Henley
A Preddy, G Severinsen, L Ellwood, S Warwood Burnside
Husband & Wife (Hilda & Bob Wright Trophy)
P van Tuel, T Van Tuel Henley
B Cadogan, M Cadogan Momona
Mixed Pairs (The Thompson-Joyce Mixed Pairs Trophy)
L Rance, M Grey Green Island
P Earl, R Switalla Composite
Senior Pairs (Senior Pairs Trophy)
M Cox, J Edington Composite
B Cadogan, R Cowan Momona
Festival Fours (Festival Trophy)
John Williams, David Webb, Lindsay Scott, Jacquie Williams Composite
Gail Severensen, Vivian Mathews, Peter Severensen, Margaret Wood Composite
Invitation Pairs (Invitation Pairs Trophy)
H Bosman, J Henderson Composite
INTERCLUB
Super Sevens Craig Trophy
1 Wakari; 2 Green Island; 3rd Momona
st nd
Super Sevens Andersons Bay Trophy
st
1 Green Island; 2nd Prince Albert; 3rd Momona
Wednesday Ladies Holden Rose Cup
1st Burnside; 2nd Momona; 3rd equal Hillhead & Prince Albert
Thursday Fours/Pairs/Singles Hillhead Cup
1st equal Momona & Wakari; 2nd Hillhead; 3rd Green Island
Thursday Fours Kerr Cup
1 equal Kew & Wakari; 2nd Prince Albert; 3rd Hillhead
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19FEES/CHARGES
CLUB AFFILIATION FEE
An annual Club Affiliation fee of $10 covering the year ending 30th September
2017 is required to be lodged with the Treasurer no later than 31 May 2017.
INDIVIDUAL PLAYER REGISTRATION FEE
Clubs are required to make a payment no later than 31 May 2017
comprising:
a) $12 for each member (subject to the rule for dual club membership)
being an OIBA Registration Fee
b) $2 for each member under the age of 18 as at 1 March 2017 being a
NZIB registration fee
c) $15 for each member over the age of 18 as at 1 March 2017 being the
NZIB capitation fee
Where a person is a member of multiple clubs and has completed the
appropriate declaration as provided for in the competition rules, the payment
described in (a) above is only required from the club to which the person has
declared that they are to play interclub and championship events, and the
payment described in part (b) and (c) above is required from all clubs into
which the person is a member.
EVENT ENTRY FEES
The entry fee for each of the ten events that form part of the Bowler of the
Year Award is $6 per player.
The standard entry fee for all other events, unless otherwise stated, is $5 per
player.
The fee for interclub is $4 per player.
HALL HIRE
Clubs or organizations that wish to hire the Indoor Bowls Hall should contact:
Ruth Porteous, Warrington R D 1 Waikouaiti strugglersridge@clear.net.nz
Ph 482 2849 or Cell 027 482 2848
Charges, which commence when the Hall is first opened until finally closed,
are:
a) For Affiliated Clubs that wish to use the hall for their club activities $6
per mat with the minimum of 5 mats.
b) For Affiliated Clubs and associated groups that wish exclusive use of
the hall $14 for each half-hour or any part thereof.
c) For other organizations that wish to have exclusive use of the hall
$17.50 for each half-hour or any part thereof.
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21KITCHEN DUTY CLUBS
Clubs are requested to provide a contribution to afternoon tea or supper for
the final round of each Interclub competition. Any enquires regarding Kitchen
Duties contact Lillian Roy. Any enquiries regarding the roster contact, Hughan
Gould Ph 476 2054
Centre Events
Fri 28 April 7pm Otago Singles Burnside
Sat 29 April 9am Otago Singles Brockville
Sun 30 April 9am Otago Triples Fairfield
Sat 6 May 9am New Zealand Mixed Fours Forbury Park
Sun 7 May 9am New Zealand Mixed Pairs Green Island
Fri 23 Jun 7pm Henselite Singles Hillhead
Sun 25 Jun 9am Henselite Singles Kaikorai
Fri 28 Jul 7pm Otago Pairs Kew
Sat 29 Jul 9am Otago Pairs Koputai
Sun 30 Jul 9am Otago Fours Momona
Sun 6 Aug 9am Senior Pairs Mornington
Sun 27 Aug 9am Husb. & Wife & Mixed Pairs Prince Albert
Sun 3 Sep 1pm Novice Singles St Brigid’s
Tue 12 Sep 7pm Smaill Trophy / Crawford Cup St Kilda
Sat 23 Sep 9am Champion of Champion Pairs Vauxhall
Sun 24 Sep 9am Champion of Champion Triples Wakari
Sun 30 Sep 9am Champion of Champion Fours Fairfield
Sun 1 Oct 9am Champion of Champion Singles Kew
Morning/Afternoon Tea/Supper will be served after the second game of each of the
above. Lunch ($6) will be available for purchase at all events with a 9am start
Wednesday Ladies Interclub
Round 1 12 April Burnside
Round 2 26 April Forbury Park
Round 3 10 May Green Island
Round 4 24 May Hillhead
Round 5 7 June Kaikorai
Round 6 21 June Koputai
Round 7 5 July Momona
Round 8 19 July Mornington
Round 9 2 August Prince Albert
Round 10 16 August St Kilda / Mosgiel RSA
(All Clubs a plate)
Super Sevens Interclub
Round 9 23 August Executive (All Clubs a plate)
Thursday Fours, Pairs & Singles Interclub
Round 9 21 September Executive (All Clubs a plate)
Thursday Fours Interclub
Round 9 24 August Executive (All Clubs a plate)
22COMPETITION ENTRY CLOSING DATES
Entries for all events run by Otago Indoor Bowls are to be submitted by club
secretaries on the prescribed entry form to the Tournament Secretary prior to
the date listed.
Otago Singles 13 April Junior Singles 21 July
Otago Triples 13 April Husband & Wife Pairs 11 August
NZ Mixed Fours 21 April Mixed Pairs 11 August
NZ Mixed Pairs 21 April Novice Singles 18 August
Henselite Singles 9 June Crawford Cup 29 August
Otago Fours 14 July Smaill Trophy 29 August
Otago Pairs 14 July Ch of Ch Events 8 September
Senior Pairs 21 July
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23MARCH 2017
Fri 24 Opening Night 7.00pm Stadium
Fri 31 Women’s Eights Trial 7.00pm Stadium
APRIL 2017
Sat 1
Sun 2 Umpires’ Quadrangular Invercargill
Mon 3
Tue 4
Wed 5
Thu 6
Fri 7 Festival Fours 7.00pm Stadium
Sat 8
Sun 9 Invitation Singles 9.00am Stadium
Exec & Delegates Meeting 6.00pm Stadium
Mon 10
Tue 11
Wed 12 Ladies Interclub Games 1&2 1.30pm Stadium
Thur 13 Fours Pairs Singles Interclub (1) 7.30pm Stadium
Fri 14 Good Friday
Sat 15
Sun 16 Easter Day
Mon 17
Tue 18
Wed 19 Super Sevens Games 1&2 7.30pm Stadium
Thu 20 Fours Interclub (1) 7.30pm Various
Fri 21 Women’s 8’s Trial & team announcement 7.00pm Stadium
Sat 22
Sun 23 Otago v South Otago 10.00am Balclutha
Mon 24
Tue 25 Anzac Day
Wed 26 Ladies Interclub Games 3&4 1.30pm Stadium
Thu 27 Fours Pairs Singles Interclub (2) 7.30pm Stadium
Fri 28 Otago Singles Qual 7.00pm Stadium
Sat 29 Otago Singles Qual & P/section 9.00am Stadium
Sun 30 Otago Triples 9.00am Stadium
24MAY 2017
Mon 1
Tue 2
Wed 3 Super Sevens Games 3&4 7.30pm Stadium
Thu 4 Fours Interclub (2) 7.30pm Various
Fri 5 Paterson Trial 7.00pm Stadium
Sat 6 NZ Mixed Fours 9.00am Stadium
Sun 7 NZ Mixed Pairs 9.00am Stadium
Mon 8
Tue 9
Wed 10 Ladies Interclub Games 5&6 1.30pm Stadium
Thu 11 Fours Pairs Singles Interclub (3) 7.30pm Stadium
Fri 12 Paterson Trial & Team Announcement 7.00pm Stadium
Sat 13
Sun 14 Town v Country 9.00am Stadium
Executive Meeting 6.00pm Stadium
Mon 15
Tue 16
Wed 17 Super Sevens Games 5&6 7.30pm Stadium
Thu 18 Fours Interclub (3) 7.30pm Various
Fri 19 Women’s Eights Invercargill
Sat 20 Women’s Eights 8.15am Invercargill
ED Open Hong Kong Pairs 1.30pm EO Events Centre
Sun 21 Women’s Eights 8.30am Invercargill
Mon 22
Tue 23 Green Island Triples 1.30pm Green Is.
Wed 24 Ladies Interclub Games 7&8 1.30pm Stadium
Thu 25 Fours Pairs Singles Interclub (4) 7.30pm Stadium
Fri 26
Sat 27 Otago vs Canterbury 2.00pm Stadium
Sun 28 Otago vs Canterbury 9.00am Stadium
Mon 29
Tue 30
Wed 31 Super Sevens Games 7 & 8 7.30pm Stadium
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JUNE 2017
Thu 1 Fours Interclub (4) 7.30pm Various
Fri 2
Sat 3 South Island Champs Nelson
Sun 4 South Island Champs Nelson
Mon 5 South Island Champs Nelson
Queen’s Birthday
Tue 6
Wed 7 Ladies Interclub Games 9&10 1.30pm Stadium
Thu 8 Fours Pairs Singles Interclub (5) 7.30pm Stadium
Fri 9
Sat 10 National Championships Commence 8.30am Tauranga
Sun 11 Hillhead Hong Kong Pairs 1.00pm Stadium
Executive & Delegates Meeting 6.00pm Stadium
Mon 12 National Champs continue Tauranga
Tue 13
Wed 14
Thu 15
Fri 16
Sat 17 National Championships Conclude Tauranga
Warrington Tournament 1.30pm Waitati Hall
Sun 18 Burnside Pairs 1.00pm Stadium
Mon 19
Tue 20
Wed 21 Ladies Interclub Games 11&12 1.30pm Stadium
Thu 22 Fours Pairs Singles Interclub (6) 7.30pm Stadium
Fri 23 Henselite Qual. 7.00pm Stadium
Sat 24 Jolly Quadrangular 10.00am Stadium
Sun 25 Henselite Qual. & Post Section 9.00am Stadium
Mon 26
Tue 27
Wed 28 Super Sevens Games 9 &10 7.30pm Stadium
Thu 29 Fours Interclub (5) 7.30pm Various
Fri 30
27JULY 2017
Sat 1 NZ Mixed Fours Zone Final 12.00pm Stadium
Sun 2 NZ Mixed Pairs Zone Finals 12.00pm Stadium
Mon 3
Tue 4
Wed 5 Ladies Interclub Games 13&14 1.30pm Stadium
Thu 6 Fours Pairs Singles Interclub (7) 7.30pm Stadium
Fri 7
Sat 8 Junior Rep Singles 1.00pm Stadium
Sun 9 Junior Rep Pairs 10.00am Stadium
Executive Meeting 6.00pm Stadium
Mon 10
Wed 12 Super Sevens Games 11&12 7.30pm Stadium
Thu 13 Fours Interclub (6) 7.30pm Various
Fri 14 Paterson Trophy Alexandra
Sat 15 Paterson Trophy 8.15am Alexandra
ED Open Pairs 1.30pm EO Events Centre
Sun 16 Paterson Trophy 8.00am Alexandra
Mon 17
Tue 18
Wed 19 Ladies Interclub Games 15 &16 1.30pm Stadium
Thu 20 Fours Pairs Singles Interclub (8) 7.30pm Stadium
Fri 21
Sat 22 Walter Strang Rep Match 10.00am Timaru
Sun 23 Burnside Pairs 1.00pm Stadium
Mon 24
Tue 25 Green Island Triples 1.30pm Green Is.
Wed 26 Super Sevens Games 13 &14 7.30pm Stadium
Thu 27 Fours Interclub (7) 7.30pm Various
Fri 28 Otago Pairs Qualifying 7.00pm Stadium
Sat 29 Otago Pairs Qual & Post Section 7.00pm Stadium
Sun 30 Otago Fours Qualifying Post Section follows 9.00am Stadium
Mon 31
28August 2017
Tue 1
Wed 2 Ladies Interclub Games 17&18 1.30pm Stadium
Thu 3 Fours Pairs Singles Interclub (9) 7.30pm Stadium
Fri 4 North Island Tour 7.00pm Away
Sat 5 Taieri Open Triples 1.00pm Wingatui
Sun 6 Senior Pairs 9.00am Stadium
Junior Singles 1.00pm Stadium
Mon 7 North Island Tour Away
Tue 8 North Island Tour Away
Wed 9 Super Sevens Games 15 & 16 7.30pm Stadium
Thu 10 Fours Interclub (8) 7.30pm Various
Fri 11 North Island Tour Away
Sat 12 Otago v Southland 10.30am Invercargill
Sun 13 Executive & Delegates Meeting 6.00pm Stadium
Vauxhall Triples 1.00pm Vauxhall
Mon 14
Tue 15
Wed 16 Ladies Interclub Games 19 & 20. 1.30pm Stadium
Afternoon tea to follow
Thu 17 Fours Pairs Singles Interclub (10) 7.30pm Stadium
Fri 18
Sat 19
Sun 20 Centre Management v Eastern Districts 1.30pm Stadium
Mon 21
Tue 22
Wed 23 Super Sevens Games 17 & 18 7.30pm Stadium
Supper to follow
Thu 24 Fours Interclub (9) 7.30pm Various
Supper to follow
Fri 25
Sat 26 National Junior Singles Finals 10.30am North Wellington
Sun 27 Husband & Wife Pairs & Mixed Pairs 9.00am Stadium
National Secondary Schools Champs 9.00am North Wellington
Mon 28 National Secondary Schools Champs 9.00am North Wellington
Tue 29
Wed 30 Invitation Pairs 7.00pm Stadium
Thu 31 Fours Pairs Singles Interclub (11) 7.30 Stadium
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SEPTEMBER 2017
Fri 1 Welch Trophy TBA Hamilton
Sat 2 Welch Trophy TBA Hamilton
ED Aussie Pairs 1.30pm EO Events
Centre
Sun 3 Welch Trophy TBA Hamilton
Novice Singles 1.00pm Stadium
Mon 4
Tue 5
Wed 6 Centre Management v Taieri 7.30pm Stadium
Thu 7 Fours Pairs Singles Interclub (12) 7.30pm Stadium
Fri 8 Umpires’ Triples 7.00pm Stadium
Sat 9 Henselite Singles National Final North Well
ED Open Triples 1.30pm EO Events
Centre
Sun 10 Executive Meeting 6.00pm Stadium
Mon 11
Tue 12 Crawford Cup 7.00pm Stadium
Smaill Trophy 7.00pm Stadium
Wed 13
Thu 14 Crawford Cup Post Section 7.00pm Stadium
Smaill Trophy Post Section 7.00pm Stadium
Fri 15
Sat 16 National Mixed Fours Finals 9.00am Upper Hutt
Sun 17 National Mixed Pairs Finals 9.00am Upper Hutt
Mon 18
Tue 19
Wed 20 Centre Management v Umpires 7.30pm Stadium
Thu 21 Fours Pairs Singles Interclub (13)
Supper to follow
Fri 22
Sat 23 Ch of Ch Pairs 9.00am Stadium
Sun 24 Ch of Ch Triples 9.00am Stadium
Mon 25
Tue 26
Wed 27
Thu 28
Fri 29
Sat 30 Ch of Ch Fours 9.00am Stadium
31OCTOBER 2017
Sun 1 Ch of Ch Singles 9.00am Stadium
Life Members’ Lunch 12.00pm Stadium
Mon 2
Sat 7 Bowler of the Year Dinner 6.30pm TBA
Sun 9
Tue 10 Summer Singles/Pairs Commence 7.00pm Stadium
Fri 13 Summer Bowls Commence 7.25pm Stadium
Sun 15 Executive Meeting 6.00pm Stadium
NOVEMBER 2017
Sun 5 Regional Meeting 12pm Stadium
Sun 12 Annual General Meeting 7.00pm Stadium
December 2017
Sun 3 Executive Meeting 6.00pm Stadium
March 2018
Fri 23 Opening Night 7.00pm Stadium
April 2018
Fri 6 Festival Fours 7.00pm Stadium
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32GENERAL COMPETITION RULES
1. All rules of play as adopted by New Zealand Indoor Bowls shall apply to
all matches played under the jurisdiction of the Otago Indoor Bowls
Association (OIBA).
2. Only players who are registered with New Zealand Indoor Bowls and are
members of an affiliated club may participate in any event under the
jurisdiction of OIBA or one of its affiliated member clubs, unless such an
event is deemed by the Executive of OIBA to be a promotional event.
3. No alcohol is to be consumed in any area where matches are being
played and no person under the influence of liquor will be permitted to
participate in any match.
4. No smoking is permitted in any hall at any time where matches are being
played.
5. No practice play is permitted prior to any match commencing.
6. For all fixtures a time limit may be applied on all games up to and
including the quarter-finals but will not apply to the semi-finals or finals.
7. Any club who wishes to run a tournament must apply in writing to the
OIBA Executive by the date set. A tournament is defined as a
competition where entries are sought from individual teams or players
from more than two clubs.
8. No individual may enter and play in more than one tournament on the
same day except where the post section is to be held on a different day
or each session is a complete tournament.
9. Any player once having played in an event run by OIBA for any club shall
not be eligible to play for any other club in the same playing season. A
player may apply in writing to the OIBA Executive to transfer clubs, such
application to be accompanied by a clearance from the applicable club.
The act of playing as a substitute in accordance with the rules of
Interclub Competitions is not deemed to be ‘playing for another club’.
10. Dual Representation. Where a player is a member of two, or more, clubs
they are required prior to the commencement of the first round of
Interclub to declare in writing to the secretary of each club of which they
are a member, as to which club they intend to play Interclub, Otago and
Championship events for during that season. The Secretaries of all clubs
so affected shall provide written notification of such declarations to the
OIBA Secretary. Once a declaration has been made, or an Interclub,
Otago or Championship event played, a player may not play such an
33event for another club unless approval is given by the OIBA Executive
under the rules governing players transferring from one club to another.
11. Any disputes that arise as to the interpretation or application of any rules
shall in the first instance be submitted in writing to the Events Manager.
Any appeal of a decision made by the Events Manager should be
addressed in writing to the OIBA Executive whose decision shall be final
and binding on all parties.
12. Rule 28 applies to all events unless stated otherwise.
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34SPECIFIC COMPETITION RULES
OTAGO EVENTS
Refer also to additional or changed conditions for Champion of Champion
events, Henselite Singles, NZ Mixed Fours, Junior Singles, Crawford Cup,
Smaill Trophy, Novice Singles & Interclub events.
1. Entrants shall consist of players from the same member club affiliated to
NZIB.
2. Other than for singles, teams shall consist of those players named on the
entry sheet, but that they may from game to game play in any order.
3. Rules 4 and 5 below require approval from the Events Convenor or, if the
Events Convenor is unavailable, the session Hall Controller.
4. Prior to commencement of play replacements shall be permitted.
Replacements must come from the same club as the original entrant and
must not have been listed on an entry sheet in another team.
5. After the commencement of play substitutes shall be permitted.
Substitutes must come from the same club as the original entrant and
cannot already have played, or be listed to play, in the event.
6. The Garner Trophy is awarded to the last lady in the Otago Singles.
Should more than one lady exit the competition in the same round
leaving no ladies left in the competition then these ladies shall play off
until a winner is found.
7. For Singles games no person may act as a marker during post-section
for a player who is either a family or club member. Markers will be
appointed by the session Hall Controller for games from the quarter-final
stage onwards. Anyone acting as a marker is required to abide by the
markers duties set out in the laws of the game.
8. Singles games shall be of 12 ends or 30 minutes.
9. Pairs games shall be of 9 ends or 35 minutes.
10. Triples games shall be of 10 ends or 40 minutes.
11. Fours games shall be of 10 ends or 50 minutes.
12. Qualifying session shall be of 4 games with 2 points awarded for a win
and 1 point awarded for a draw. 5 points are needed to qualify for post
section play.
35CHAMPION OF CHAMPION EVENTS
Conditions of play shall be the same as for the Otago Events except as
amended by:
1. Entrants should be found by competition play in each Affiliated Club and
only the winners of such competition, or replacements as described
below, are eligible to compete in these events.
2. Rules 3 and 4 below are at the sole discretion of the Events Convenor
or, if the Events Convenor is unavailable, the session Hall Controller.
3. Should a member of a team that wins their Club Championship event be
unable to play in the Champion of Champion event they may be replaced
by the corresponding player from the runner-up team.
4. If both a member of a winning team and the corresponding player from
the runner-up team be GENUINELY unable to play in the Champion of
Champion event then an alternative member from the runner-up team
may be permitted to play. Such alternative member is not permitted, at
any time, to play above the position of the player being replaced.
NEW ZEALAND CHAMPION OF CHAMPION HENSELITE SINGLES
Conditions of play shall be the same as for the Otago Events except as
amended by:
1. Any player registered to the OIBA can enter this event as long as the
player is prepared and available to travel to the National Final.
2017 National Final on Saturday 9 September 2017 in North Wellington
2. Games shall be of 12 ends or 35 minutes.
NEW ZEALAND MIXED FOURS
Conditions of play shall be the same as for the Otago Events except as
amended by:
1. Four players (two men and two women) registered to the OIBA can enter
this event as long as all the players are prepared and available to travel
to the zone and national finals. Players need not belong to the same
affiliated club.
2. 2017: Zone Final Saturday 1st July in Dunedin.
National Final on Saturday 16th September in Upper Hutt
Games shall be of 10 ends or 60 minutes.
3. Where there is 8 or less entries play to be the same format as the
National finals (round robin).
364. Where there are more than 8 entries the teams will each play 4 qualifying
games (in 4 rounds if possible) and the 4 teams with the most points will
playoff using the same format as the Regional playoff (round robin). The
winner of the event will be the team with the most points.
5. 2 points shall be awarded for a win and 1 point awarded for a draw. In
the event of two sides being level a count back on ends won and drawn,
and if still level the highest aggregate score, shall decide the winner.
6. Bowler of the Year points will be awarded as: National format, 9 for first,
7 for second and 5 for third. Regional format, 9 for first, 7 for second, 5
for third and 5 for fourth. Any team that gets 5 points or more and does
not make the playoff will also receive 1 point.
NEW ZEALAND MIXED PAIRS
Conditions of play shall be the same as for the Otago Events except as
amended by:
1. Two players (one man and one women) registered to the OIBA can enter
this event. Players need not belong to the same affiliated club.
2. All costs incurred in travelling to the Zone Final and / or the National
Final, are at the players own expence.
3. 2017: Zone Final Sunday 2nd July in Dunedin.
National Final on Sunday 17th September in Upper Hutt
Games shall be of 10 ends or 45 minutes.
4. Where there is 8 or less entries play to be the same format as the
National finals (round robin).
5. Where there are more than 8 entries the teams will each play 4 qualifying
games (in 4 rounds if possible) and the 4 teams with the most points will
playoff using the same format as the Regional playoff (round robin). The
winner of the event will be the team with the most points.
6. 2 points shall be awarded for a win and 1 point awarded for a draw. In
the event of two sides being level a count back on ends won and drawn,
and if still level the highest aggregate score, shall decide the winner.
7. Bowler of the Year points will be awarded as: National format, 9 for first,
7 for second and 5 for third. Regional format, 9 for first, 7 for second, 5
for third and 5 for fourth. Any team that gets 5 points or more and does
not make the playoff will also receive 1 point.
37JUNIOR SINGLES
Conditions of play shall be the same as for the Otago Events except as
amended by:
1. Any player registered to the OIBA and is under the age of 18 as at 1
March this year can enter this event as long as the player is prepared
and available to travel to the national final.
National Final on Saturday 26 August 2017 at North Wellington
2. Games shall be of 12 ends or 35 minutes.
CRAWFORD CUP and SMAILL TROPHY
Conditions of play shall be the same as for the Otago Events except as
amended by:
1. Affiliated Clubs may enter multiple teams consisting of 4 female players
into the Crawford Cup and/or 4 male players into the Smaill Trophy.
2. In the event that a Club is GENUINELY unable to fill a team they may
seek approval from the Events Convenor to use one player from another
Club. If approved the alternative player may play in any position other
than skip.
3. Games shall be of 8 ends or 40 minutes.
NOVICE SINGLES
Conditions of play shall be the same as for the Otago Events except as
amended by:
1. Only a player who has been a registered bowler for three or less years
can enter this event.
2. Games shall be 12 ends or 30 minutes.
Control of the playing area
13(a) The player whose turn it is to bowl shall hold control of the playing area
from the time the last bowl played comes to rest.
(b) No player may handle any bowl until they have control of the playing
area and the jack has been bowled.
3839
GENERAL INTERCLUB RULES
The following rules apply to all Interclub competitions
1. If a club is GENUINELY unable to fill a team, a request to use players
from another club may be submitted to the hall controller. If granted
these additional players may play in any position other than skip of either
fours or pairs or in singles. A list of approvals granted shall be on display
in the office at the Indoor Bowls Hall.
2. A team may play one substitute, being a registered player in the hall not
otherwise playing, who shall play as lead in a team. Substitutes are not
permitted in any game of singles.
3. In the event of scores being level after the required number of ends have
been played, or the time limit reached, the game shall be drawn. If the
last end is killed then rule 28 shall apply.
4. A club with 2 or more teams in a competition may organise their players
amongst their multiple teams on different playing days as they see fit,
except for the Thursday Fours, Pairs and Singles: (See Page 48, Rules 2
and 3).
5. All Interclub Playing Fees must be paid prior to the start of play. This
includes those Clubs which pay Interclub Fees on behalf of their players.
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40SEVENS INTERCLUB
SPECIFIC SEVENS INTERCLUB RULES
1. Affiliated Clubs may enter one team consisting of seven registered
players from their club, comprising a singles, a pair and a four.
2. All games shall be played at the Indoor Bowls Hall, Victoria Road,
commencing at 7.30pm. No team is permitted to default any match.
3. If a club is GENUINELY unable to fill a team, a request to use players
from another club not already in the competition. Refer General rule 1.
4. Each team shall pay a nightly entry fee of $28 ($4 per player).
5. Games shall be a maximum of one hour – singles 15 ends, pairs 12 ends,
fours 10 ends. Two games shall be played on each night.
6. The competition shall consist of two complete round robins, the first round
robin is games 1 – 9 and the second round robin is games
10 – 18.
7. The winner of the Craig Trophy will be the team with the most points
accumulated at the end of the two round robins.
8. The winner of the Andersons Bay Trophy will be the team with the most
points accumulated during the second round robin. The winner of the
Craig Trophy is excluded from winning the Andersons Bay Trophy.
9. For all games two points will be awarded for a win and one point for a
draw. In the event of a tie when calculating winners points, differential
shall be used to decide placings.
10. Teams entered in this competition are to provide a marker for the singles
events. Five are required each round. Clubs will be forwarded a roster as
to when they have to provide a marker
ETIQUETTE!!
PLAYING WITH VISUALLY IMPAIRED PLAYERS
1. Separate bowls by colour at the completion of each end!
2. After playing stand behind YOUR OWN BOWLS!
The visually impaired player relies on this!
41SEVENS INTERCLUB DRAW
The draw is below. For example on 19 April Brockville plays Team 10
(Momona) for the first game and Team 9 (Wakari) in the second game.
GAME 1&2 3&4 5&6 7&8
Team Name 19-Apr 3-May 17-May 31-May
1 BROCKVILLE 10 & 9 8&7 6&5 4&3
2 BURNSIDE 9&8 7&6 5&4 3 & 10
3 FORBURY PARK 8&7 6&5 4 & 10 2&1
4 GREEN ISLAND 7&6 5 & 10 3&2 1&9
5 HILLHEAD 6 & 10 4&3 2&1 9&8
6 MORNINGTON 5&4 3&2 1&9 8&7
7 PRINCE ALBERT 4&3 2&1 9&8 10 & 6
8 VAUXHALL 3&2 1&9 10 & 7 6&5
9 WAKARI 2&1 10 & 8 7&6 5&4
10 MOMONA 1&5 9&4 8&3 7&2
GAME 9 & 10 11 & 12 13 &14 15 &16 17 & 18
Team Name 28-Jun 12-Jul 26-Jul 9-Aug 23-Aug
1 BROCKVILLE 2 & 10 9&8 7&6 5&4 3&2
2 BURNSIDE 1&9 8&7 6&5 4&3 10 & 1
3 FORBURY PARK 9&8 7&6 5&4 10 & 2 1&9
4 GREEN ISLAND 8&7 6&5 10 & 3 2&1 9&8
5 HILLHEAD 7&6 10 & 4 3&2 1&9 8&7
6 MORNINGTON 10 & 5 4&3 2&1 9&8 7 & 10
7 PRINCE ALBERT 5&4 3&2 1&9 8 & 10 6&5
8 VAUXHALL 4&3 2&1 9 & 10 7&6 5&4
9 WAKARI 3&2 1 & 10 8&7 6&5 4&3
10 MOMONA 6&1 5&9 4&8 3&7 2&6
42Game Laws
Deciding End
Rule 25
Except in any final for which provision for drawn games shall be
laid down by the Appropriate Authority and notwithstanding
anything contained in these laws, where at the completion of a
game the scores are level and the conditions of the game
require a decision, a further end shall be played. Should this end
be killed the appropriate penalty, as provided in Law 27 shall be
scored by the opposing player or team and the game shall be
ended. If however, this end is drawn, a further end shall be
played.
43WEDNESDAY LADIES INTERCLUB
SPECIFIC WEDNESDAY LADIES INTERCLUB RULES
1. Affiliated clubs may enter multiple teams consisting of four registered
female players from their club.
2. Ladies only competition and if a team is short of players then
replacements and substitutes from another club should be used first, and
men used as an absolutely last resort in the position of lead. Permission
to use a player from another club may be submitted to the hall controller.
All games shall be played on Wednesday afternoons at the Indoor Bowls
Hall, Victoria Road, commencing at 1.30pm. The second game shall
commence no later than 3.15pm.
3. Each team shall pay a daily entry fee of $16 ($4 per player).
4. Games shall be of 10 ends with no time limit. Two games shall be played
on each day. Afternoon tea shall be held between games. Two clubs (or
one club with two teams) are allocated kitchen duties for each playing
day.
5. Any team unable to commence playing by 1.45pm and 3.30pm
respectively shall forfeit the game points to the non-offending team. If a
team defaults both their scheduled games on any playing day it is
required to pay the daily entry fee for its team and also half the entry fee
of the team(s) to which they have defaulted.
6. A club with two teams entered shall be awarded 2 competition points for
each game won and 1 point for each game drawn. A club with one team
entered shall be awarded 4 points for each game won and 2 points for
each game drawn.
7. At the end of the season the club with the most points shall be awarded
the Holden Rose Bowl in recognition of their achievement.
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44WEDNESDAY LADIES INTERCLUB - Draw
The draw is below. For example on 12 April Burnside 1 plays Team 13 (St
Kilda) for the first game and Team 2 (Forbury Park 1) for the second game.
12 Apr 26 Apr 10 May 24 May 7 Jun
GAME 1&2 3&4 5&6 7&8 9 & 10
1 Burnside 1 13 & 12 11 & 10 9&8 7&6 2&5
2 Forbury Park 1 14 & 13 10 & 12 8&7 6&5 1&3
3 Green Island 1 12 & 11 13 & 9 7&6 14 & 8 4&2
4 Hillhead 11 & 10 9&8 6 & 14 13 & 12 3&7
5 Kaikorai 10 & 9 8&7 14 & 11 12 & 2 13 & 1
6 Koputai 9&8 7 & 14 4&3 2&1 11 & 10
7 Mornington 8 & 14 6&5 3&2 1 & 13 9&4
8 Prince Albert 7&6 5&4 2&1 9&3 14 & 11
9 Forbury Park 2 6&5 4&3 1 & 10 8 & 11 7 & 12
10 Green Island 2 5&4 2&1 13 & 9 11 & 14 12 & 6
11 Momona 4&3 1 & 13 12 & 5 10 & 9 6&8
12 Mosgiel RSA 3&1 14 & 2 11 & 13 5&4 10 & 9
13 St Kilda 1&2 3 & 11 10 & 12 4&7 5 & 14
14 Burnside 2 2&7 12 & 6 5&4 3 & 10 8 & 13
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We are always looking for new umpires and measurers and if anyone would
like to become an umpire or measurer that they contact Kevin Keogh
(Examiner) 03 488 1340 or Bev Paterson (Secretary) 03 454 2900 for
further information.
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WEDNESDAY LADIES INTERCLUB – Draw continued
21 Jun 5 Jul 19 Jul 2 Aug
GAMES 11 & 12 13 & 14 15 & 16 17 & 18
1 Burnside 1 3&4 10 & 13 12 & 11 9&8
2 Forbury Park 1 4 & 11 14 & 10 13 & 12 8&7
3 Green Island 1 1&5 9 & 12 7 & 13 11 & 14
4 Hillhead 2&1 5 & 11 14 & 6 10 & 9
5 Kaikorai 6&3 4&9 11 & 14 12 &10
6 Koputai 5 & 13 12 & 8 9&4 7 & 11
7 Mornington 10 & 12 11 & 14 3&8 6&2
8 Prince Albert 12 & 10 13 & 6 10 & 7 2&1
9 Forbury Park 2 13 & 14 3&5 6 & 10 1&4
10 Green Island 2 7&8 1&2 8&9 4&5
11 Momona 14 & 2 7&4 5&1 3&6
12 Mosgiel RSA 8&7 6&3 1&2 5 & 13
13 St Kilda 9&6 8&1 2&3 14 & 12
14 Burnside 2 11 & 9 2&7 4&5 13 & 3
47THURSDAY FOURS, PAIRS & SINGLES INTERCLUB
SPECIFIC THURSDAY FOURS, PAIRS & SINGLES INTERCLUB RULES
1. Affiliated Clubs may enter multiple teams consisting of four registered
players from their club.
2. When a club has multiple entries in the Thursday Fours, Pairs and Singles
the team members have to be identified to play for one team only and
may not play in any other team from their club in this event.
3. Each team will play in its own right with no splitting of points.
4. Under extenuating circumstances the restriction on teams being separate
entities may be waived by application, in advance, at the earliest
opportunity, to the Match Committee.
5. One Four, two Pairs and four Singles games shall be played in such order
as determined by the skips except the Fours games shall be played first.
In the Singles games each player shall play against their opposite number
from the Fours and must have a marker. In the Pairs games the skip may
be paired with either the lead or second.
6. All games shall be played on Thursday evenings at the Indoor Bowls Hall
Victoria Road, commencing at 7.30pm.
7. Each team shall pay a nightly entry fee of $16 ($4 per player).
8. All games shall be of 8 ends with no time limit.
9. Any team unable to commence play by 7.45pm shall forfeit the Fours
game but other games may be played if players are available.
10. If a team forfeits all their scheduled games on any playing night it is
required to pay the nightly entry fee for both its team and the team to
which they have defaulted.
11. A team drawing a bye receives 15 points for single team, and 7.5 points
for a club with two teams.
12. At the end of the season the club with the most competition points shall
be awarded the Hillhead Trophy in recognition of their achievement.
The Draw is shown on the next page. For example on 13 April Burnside plays
Team 14 (Momona).
48THURSDAY FOURS, PAIRS & SINGLES DRAW
13 Apr 27 Apr 11 May 25 May
Team Name Game 1 Game 2 Game 3 Game 4
1 Burnside 14 13 12 11
2 Fairfield 13 12 11 10
3 Green Island 1 12 11 10 9
4 Green Island 2 11 10 9 8
5 Hillhead 10 9 8 7
6 Kaikorai 9 8 7 14
7 Kew 8 14 6 5
8 Mornington 7 6 5 4
9 Prince Albert 1 6 5 4 3
10 Prince Albert 2 5 4 3 2
11 St Brigids 4 3 2 1
12 Vauxhall 3 2 1 13
13 Wakari 2 1 14 12
14 Momona 1 7 13 6
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THURSDAY FOURS, PAIRS & SINGLES
Draw Continued
8 Jun 22 Jun 6 Jul 20 Jul 3 Aug
Team Name Game 5 Game 6 Game 7 Game 8 Game 9
1 Burnside 10 9 8 7 6
2 Fairfield 9 8 7 6 5
3 Green Island 1 8 7 6 5 4
4 Green Island 2 7 6 5 14 3
5 Hillhead 6 14 4 3 2
6 Kaikorai 5 4 3 2 1
7 Kew 4 3 2 1 13
8 Mornington 3 2 1 13 12
9 Prince Albert 1 2 1 13 12 11
10 Prince Albert 2 1 13 12 11 14
11 St Brigids 13 12 14 10 9
12 Vauxhall 14 11 10 9 8
13 Wakari 11 10 9 8 7
14 Momona 12 5 11 4 10
51THURSDAY FOURS, PAIRS & SINGLES
Draw Continued
17 Aug 31 Aug 7 Sep 21 Sep
Team Name Game 10 Game 11 Game12 Game 13
1 Burnside 5 4 3 2
2 Fairfield 4 3 14 1
3 Green Island 1 14 2 1 13
4 Green Island 2 2 1 13 12
5 Hillhead 1 13 12 11
6 Kaikorai 13 12 11 10
7 Kew 12 11 10 9
8 Mornington 11 10 9 14
9 Prince Albert 1 10 14 8 7
10 Prince Albert 2 9 8 7 6
11 St Brigids 8 7 6 5
12 Vauxhall 7 6 5 4
13 Wakari 6 5 4 3
14 Momona 3 9 2 8
52THURSDAY FOURS INTERCLUB
SPECIFIC THURSDAY FOURS INTERCLUB RULES
1. Affiliated Clubs may enter multiple teams consisting of four registered
players from their club.
2. All games shall be played on Thursday evenings at the various venues
commencing at 7.30pm. The second game shall commence no later than
8.45pm.
3. Each team shall pay a nightly entry fee of $16 ($4 per player) to the venue
host.
4. Games shall be of 10 ends with a time limit of 1 hour. Two games shall be
played on each night.
5. Any team unable to commence play by 7.45pm and 9.00pm respectively
shall forfeit the game points to the non-offending team. If a team defaults
both their scheduled games on any playing night it is still required to pay
the nightly entry fee for its team and also half the nightly entry fee of
team(s) to which they have defaulted.
6. A club with one team shall be awarded 12 competition points for each
game won and 6 points for each game drawn. A club with two teams
entered shall be awarded 6 points for each game won and 3 points for
each game drawn. A club with three teams entered shall be awarded 4
points for each game won and 2 points for each game drawn. At the end
of the season the club with the most competition points shall be awarded
the Kerr Cup in recognition of their achievement.
Results Card to be sent to: Kevin Brosnan
105G Melbourne Street
South Dunedin 9012
The draw is shown on the following pages. For each round, the venue used is
shown together with the number of mats to be used. At each venue the playing
teams are shown together with the mat number on which they are to play. For
Example in Round One on 21 April at Vauxhall, Green Island 2 plays on mat 1
in the first game and mat 4 in the second game (i.e. against Vauxhall in the
first game and against St Kilda in the second game).
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