League Competitions 2014

Ladies Singles at Broseley Sunday 8th June

Singles Qualifying Rounds Tuesday 17th June

Jim Palmer Memorial Trophy at Highley Sunday 6th July

Singles Finals at Cleobury Sunday 13th July

Doubles Qualifying Rounds Tuesday 15th July

Doubles Finals Sunday 10th August


League Knockout Cups

Preliminary Round Wednesday 30th July

Quarter Finals Wednesday 13th August

Semi-Finals Wednesday 3rd September

Final (Div 2) Sunday 21st September

Final (Div 1) Sunday 28th September

Ladies Singles played at Broseley SC on Sunday 8th June

Full Results (home bowlers owed 2)

First Round

Semi-Finals

Final

Fixtures and Results Secretary Frank Booth presents the Ladies Singles Trophy to Hazel Grainger (Horsehay).

Jim Palmer Memorial Trophy played at Highley Sunday 6th July

Full Results (home bowlers owed 2)

Preliminary Round

First Round

Quarter Finals

Semi Finals

Final

League President Doug Westwood (centre) presents the trophy to Tony Roche (left). Runner-up Lol Russon right.

League Singles Cups Played at Cleobury Sunday 13th July

Division 1 Cup

Quarter Finals

Semi Finals

Final

STOCKTON’S KING RULES HIGHLEY

Jamie King is the new League 1 Singles Champion with defending champion Tim Ealey giving him a worthy game in the final. Jamie, who is the latest player to join the Norton side and who had played the corners most of the afternoon used them to be 9-7 up after 11 ends before Tim came back to lead 14-13 after 20 ends. Jamie then scored two on the mark Tim had bowled well all day and then went to 20 before Tim replied with a run of three before bowling a bad end to concede the title. League Chairman Mark Bennett thanked Cleobury Bowling Club for the use of their excellent facilities and the buffet that they had kindly provided. He also passed his best wishes to Frank Booth who is in hospital.

League President Doug Westwood (centre) presents the trophy to Jamie King (left) with runner-up Tim Ealey.

Division 2 Cup

Quarter Finals

Semi Finals

Final

LOL ROLLING BACK THE YEARS!

Lol Russon continued to roll back the years in the Division 2 cup a week after narrowly losing in the final of the Jim Palmer Trophy. His hardest and longest match was in the first round against Guy Lewis which saw them tied at 20 across after 30 ends and it needed one of the woods of the day to win it. The semi-final and final were more comfortable affairs with Lol beating team mates Ron Smith and Dean Law. League Chairman Mark Bennett again thanked Cleobury for a fantastic green and facilities and also the supporters who had turned up on the day.

Lol Russon (winner), League President Doug Westwood and Dean Law (runner-up).

Doubles Trophies Played on Tuesday 30th September

Division 1 Trophy Played at Broseley Social Club

Quarter Finals

Semi Finals

Final

Harries leads the way to doubles title.

Scott Harries and Dave Rhodes (Islanders A) took the Highley League Doubles title with a dominant performance beating Paul Reeves and Nigel Evans (Horsehay A) 21-6 in the final with the lead wood of Harries keeping Reeves and Evans under constant pressure.

The Semi-Finals were much the same with Harries and Rhodes beating club mates Tim Ealey and Rob Steventon 21-7 while Reeves and Evans beat Horsehay B pair Neil and Olly Harris 21-6.

In presenting the trophies Chairman Mark Bennett thanked Broseley for the use of the green and the players for their understanding after the original date was cancelled due to heavy rain.

Mark Bennet (centre) presented the trophies to Dave Rhodes & Scott Harries

Division 2 Trophy Played at Madeley Cricket Club

Quarter Finals

Semi Finals

Final

The Bridge is not too Far

Well done to Roger Bridge & Guy Lewis (Horsehay C) on winning the Division 2 Final of the Highley League doubles,beating Rob Smith and John Goodall of Highley B in a closely fought final.

Played at Madeley CC on a nice September evening with only 6 of the 8 pairs turning up because of the cancellation of the original date due to heavy rain.

The trophy was presented by the League Secretary Nigel Booth.

Roger Bridge, Guy Lewis, Nigel Booth, Rob Smith and John Goodall.