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The 2019-20 season kicked off in sunny conditions. The new flag was raised by the club’s father and daughter bowlers- John Young and Julie Barr. John obviously didn’t have much involvement in the flag raising! The first jack of the season was delivered by the club patron, Bill Moffatt.
Kapiti College Students The Future for Bowls The club members always enjoy visits from pupils of nearby Kapiti College. Quite a few of them show potential too! We look forward to hosting them again during the next term
Silvey & Steve Bishop All bowling clubs rely on the enthusiasm and willingness of members to help make their club run smoothly. Silvey and Steve Bishop are two perfect examples. Our Winter Galas on Tuesdays, which have 26 teams competing, are organised by a small team, but behind the scenes there is Silvey- ensuring that…
What’s Missing? Players! More information on its use will be advised shortly. Looking good!!
Okay here’s a question: How many of you had a father who was a whaler?Answer: One, Les Roberts. That’s right, while Les was growing up first of all in Kaikoura and then Nelson, his father was among the last of New Zealand’s whalers. What’s also quite remarkable is that Les became a cowboy in Canada…
A new member of the Raumati Bowling Club, in fact a new bowler, is Mike Simeonoff. Lower Hutt born, Mike has lived in Kapiti for the last 44 years. He attended Wellington High School where his life-long interest in sport was developed. He dabbled with a variety of codes before eventually settling on football which…
A frost covered green greeted players for the first qualifying day of the club championship men’s fours, but a beautiful clear, sunny day emerged and some superb matches were played. Neal Pritchard’s team scored three wins, while 2 winners included Euan Hubbard, Dennis Hawkings, Steve Sargent and Gill Lowry. The championships continue this weekend alongside…
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