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Lincolnshire Bowling Association
Welcome to our new home page.Latest Statement by EBF.
Further updates on playing Bowls received from the Government.
Following on from the Government opening more measures.
The Government guidance now allows clubs to consider alternative formats with reduced numbers per rink – for example singles and pairs – in order for social distancing to be more easily maintained. Rinks of 3 would be allowed but you must have procedures in place to maintain social distancing.
Clubs may wish to allow spectators, however their attendance must be in line with Government guidelines on social distancing and the ability of the club to accommodate the additional numbers
Bowls clubs will need to communicate clearly and regularly with members and participants setting out what they are doing to manage risk, and what advice they are giving to individuals to do likewise.
Ideally clubs should publish an action plan detailing their plans to re-open safely and the steps they are taking to avoid confusion.
Clubs should also communicate clearly opening times and how people can safely access a facility, if relevant, for example through a booking or queuing system.
It is more important than ever to consider inclusive guidance for people who need support to be active and organisations should consider this as part of their work to encourage people to return.
The government is clear that sports participation should be restricted to participants exercising by themselves, with members from their same household, or in a group of no more than 5 other people from other households, while observing social distancing guidelines. The police have been given powers to enforce these measures.
To help everyone maintain good hygiene, consideration should be given to:
Using signs and posters to build awareness of good handwashing technique, the need to increase handwashing frequency, avoid touching your face and to cough or sneeze into your arm. Consider how to ensure safety messages reach those with hearing or vision impairments
Providing regular reminders and signage to maintain hygiene standards
Providing hand sanitiser in multiple locations in addition to washrooms
Setting clear use and cleaning guidance for toilets to ensure they are kept clean and social distancing is achieved
Enhancing cleaning for busy areas
Providing more waste facilities and more frequent rubbish collection
Using disposable paper towels in handwashing facilities.
Minimising use of portable toilets
Provision of automated hand sanitising dispensers in public places.
Public Health England has advised maintaining 2 metres (6ft) to reduce the risk of transmission of coronavirus.
Club Houses should still remain closed.
Statement by EBF is below.
E.B.F. Season 2020. Corona virus Statement.
The English Bowling Federation has today announced the cancellation of all County games and Competitions for the 2020 season.
The Durham Centenary competition will be carried forward to 2021.
To be able to achieve the National Finals at Skegness, Counties would have to start playing their competitions in early May, but with advice coming from the Government it looks impossible for games to start that early.
We have been inundated with calls and emails from bowlers, who have concerns about playing with the Corona virus doing its rounds.
It is hoped that our members will continue to support their County and clubs and be ready to play when we are given the all clear to resume.
Although we will not be playing the 2020 National Outdoor Championships it is hoped that we will still be able to play the Indoor National finals at Newark in September.
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We are very sorry we have had to take this stance, but the health and safety of our members is more important than the game of bowls.
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EBF National Finals have been provisionally postponed to
September 21st.
LINCOLNSHIRE BOWLING ASSOCIATION
Results of
INDOOR COUNTY FINALS HELD AT BOSTON INDOOR BOWLS CLUB
Men's Rinks
Richard Barnes, Adie Smith & Trevor Bannister (Sleaford) 14
Keith Jackman, Tracy Nunn & Lee Boucher (Horncastle) 16
Ladies Singles
Sue Hoyles (Boston) 21
Mary Johnson (Horncastle) 10
Mixed Rinks
Kathryn Rockall, (S), Richard Vinter & Jonathan West Boston 21
Sue Grimbleby, Steven Carr & Paul Grimbleby (Scunthorpe) 12
Men's Senior Singles
Norman Burton (Horncastle) 3
Paul Flatters (Boston) 21
Ladies Rinks
Jane Taplin, Mary Johnson & Olive Wells (Horncastle) 13
Jean Goldworthy, Irene Bailey & Jean Conway (Louth). 23
Under 25 Singles.
Steven Carr (Scunthorpe).w/o
John Nott (Lincoln)
Ladies Senior Singles
Janet Vinter (Boston) 21
Sue Wooldridge (Scunthorpe) 8
Men's Singles.
Paul Oke (Sleaford) 21
Norman Burton (Horncastle). 19
Men's Pairs
Paul Flatters & Richard Vinter (Boston). 18
Richard Barnes & Trevor Bannister Sleaford 13
Mixed Pairs
Mary Johnson & Keith Jackman (Horncastle). 19
Janet Crabb & Kevin Lewis (Lincoln). 10
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Dress: All competitors are reminded that the dress code for all these Indoor County quarter and Semi Finals is: Whites. i.e. White trousers/PLAIN White Shirt or Club Shirt. Please note that shorts are allowed but must be EBF registered shorts. (all players to be dressed in identical shirts) Club Stickers. Competitors incorrectly dressed will NOT be allowed to compete
All Singles Results from Lincoln IBC
Men's Singles Quarter Finals
Due to the withdrawal of Matt Whyers (Boston) and George Draper(Lincoln). 2 draws made earlier
Norman Burton Horncastle w/o v Matt Whyers Boston
Paul Oke (Sleaford) W/O v George Draper (Lincoln)
Paul Grimbleby Scunthorpe 21
Kevin Rand (Lincoln) 17
Jay Lewis (Grantham) 8
Alan Dent Snr (Louth) 21
Under 25 Singles Quarter Final
Nathan Dunnington. (Boston) 14
John Nott (Lincoln)21
Liam Reeson (Boston) 15
Adam Hodgson (Boston)21
Byes for James Staples (Lincoln) & Steven Carr (Scunthorpe)
Over 65 Singles Quarter Finals
Due to withdrawal of George Draper earlier draw made.
Maurice Elding (Spalding) W/O v George Draper (Lincoln)
Norman Burton (Horncastle) 21
John Hope (Grantham) 7
Paul Flatters (Boston) 21
Neil Rowe (Scunthorpe 11
Steve Derby (Lincoln) 14
Keith Kelly (Louth) 21
Under 25 Singles. Semi - Finals
John Nott (Lincoln) 21
Adam Hodgson (Boston) 19
Stephen Carr (Scunthorpe) W/O v James Staples (Scunthorpe)
Men's Singles Semi Finals
Paul Oke (Sleaford) 21
Alan Dent Snr. (Louth) 6
Paul Grimbleby (Scunthorpe) 19
Norman Burton (Horncastle)21
Over 65 Singles Semi Finals
Maurice Elding (Spalding) 7
Paul Flatters (Boston) 21
Norman Burton (Horncastle) 21
Keith Kelly (Louth) 8
Results of Rinks held at Scunthorpe on Saturday 8th February
Quarter Finals
Richard Barnes, Adie Smith & Trevor Bannister Sleaford 17
Ian Clark, Martin Tomlin & Chris Gill Boston 16
Johnathan Darley, John Welsh & Barrie Robinson Louth 18
Steven Carr, Phil Parker & Paul Grimbleby Scunthorpe 17
Keith Jackman, Tracy Nunn & Lee Boucher Horncastle 19
Neil East, Brian Jackman & Mick Thompson Lincoln 17
Nathan Dunnington, Ian Tebbs & Scott Whyers Boston 17
Ian Tointon, James Heath & Ian Walker Dunholme 18
Semi Finals.
Richard Barnes, Adie Smith & Trevor Bannister Sleaford 16
Ian Tointon, James Heath & Ian Walker Dunholme 15 After extra end.
Keith Jackman, Tracy Nunn & Lee Boucher Horncastle 23
Johnathan Darley, John Welsh & Barrie Robinson Louth 5
Results of Mixed Pairs at Horncastle on Saturday 25th January
Quarter Finals:
Sandra Tebbs & Scott Whyers Boston 10
Gloria Davies & Richard Barnes Sleaford 20
Andy Hall & Janet Wright Dunholme W / O
Louise Catchpole & Matt Whyers Boston
Janet Crabb & Kevin Lewis Lincoln 21
Sue Wooldridge & Warwick Wooldridge Scunthorpe 15
Mary Johnson & Keith Jackman Horncastle 23
Sylvia Stainton & Alan Watson Louth 6
Semi Final
Mary Johnson & Keith Jackman Horncastle 19
Gloria Davies & Richard Barnes Sleaford 10
Janet Crabb & Kevin Lewis Lincoln 21
Andy Hall & Janet Wright Dunholme 17
Results of Mixed Rinks at Louth on Sunday 12th
Quarter Finals:
Andy Hall, Janet Wright & Frank Ellington Dunholme 16
Sue Grimbleby, Steven Carr & Paul Grimbleby 18
Jenna Earl, Dave Lewis & Kevin Lewis 25
A. Burchell, Jonathan Darley & John Welsh 14
Lee Boucher, Mary Johnson & Tracy Nunn 11
Kathryn Rockall, Richard Vinter & Matt Whyers 24
Sue Simpson Shaw, Paul Flatters & Les Feary 14
Sheila Pratt, Gerald Pask & Paul Roberts 15
Semi Finals:
Sheila Pratt, Gerald Pask & Paul Roberts 20
Sue Grimbleby, Steven Carr & Paul Grimbleby 21 after extra end
Jenna Earl, Dave Lewis & Kevin Lewis 11
Kathryn Rockall, Richard Vinter & Matt Whyers 25
Results of Men's Pairs at Grantham IBC on Sunday 5th January
Quarter Finals:
Tracy Nunn & Keith Jackman Horncastle 17
Paul Flatters & Richard Vinter Boston 20
Stephen Carr & Paul Grimbleby Scunthorpe 13
Nathan Dunnington & Mathew Whyers Boston 20
Ian Tointon & Ian Walker Dunholme 22
Malcolm Hewson & Alan Watson Louth 17
Richard Barnes & Trevor Bannister Sleaford 19
John Nott & Danny Brown Lincoln 12
Semi - Finals:
Richard Barnes & Trevor Bannister Sleaford 21
Ian Tointon & Ian Walker Dunholme 15
Paul Flatters & Richard Vinter Boston 20 (After Extra End)
Nathan Dunnington & Mathew Whyers Boston 19
County Finals at Boston IBC on Saturday March 14th.
Men's Singles
Norman Burton (Horncastle)
Paul Oke (Sleaford)
Over 65 Singles
Norman Burton (Horncastle)
Paul Flatters (Boston)
Under 25 Singles
John Nott (Lincoln)
Stephen Carr (Scunthorpe)
Men's Pairs
Paul Flatters & Richard Vinter Boston
Richard Barnes & Trevor Bannister Sleaford
Rinks
Richard Barnes, Adie Smith & Trevor Bannister Sleaford
Keith Jackman, Tracy Nunn & Lee Boucher Horncastle
Mixed Pairs
Mary Johnson & Keith Jackman Horncastle
Janet Crabb & Kevin Lewis Lincoln
Mixed Rinks
Kathryn Rockall, Richard Vinter & Matt Whyers
Sue Grimbleby, Steven Carr & Paul Grimbleby
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