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CLEVELAND LEAGUE COMPETITION

IAN LAMBERT 3 BOWL OPEN PAIRS - NUNTHORPE ON SUNDAY 19th JULY

BOOKINGS OPENED SUNDAY 28th JUNE and WE HAVE RECEIVED 15 ENTRIES OF THE 16 WE NORMALLY TAKE FOR A COMPETITION - SO PLEASE ENTER ASAP.  HOWEVER, IF I GET ANY MORE ENTRIES, I WILL PUT THEM ON A "RESERVE LIST" AND NOTIFY THEM ACCORDINGLY. (BUT I MIGHT TRY TO RUN THIS COMPETITION WITH 20 TEAMS - MAXIMUM).  CLOSING DATE FOR ENTRIES IS SCHEDULED AS 10th JULY BUT IT  LOOKS LIKE IT WILL CLOSE EARLY IF WE REACH AS MANY AS 20 ENTRIES (WILL BE NOTIFIED WHEN ENTRIES CLOSED ON HERE).

Thank You     Andy B - Competitions Sec

 

Cleveland Bowls League

Founded 1921

The Cleveland Bowls League was formed in 1921 and consists of a number of clubs based in or near the Cleveland district of the North East of England. The League is a mixed format incorporating two sub-leagues; Afternoon Triples, played on Monday and Wednesdays and the Evening League, played on Tuesday and Fridays.  There are a few small rule differences from the normal EBA bowls format, the most notable being, there are “No Touchers”.