The Fruends of Wangaratta have a very high profile in the lawn bowls community, but that’s only part of their story, as KB Hill explains.
Almanac Lawn Bowls – We Were Good In The Rain
March 26, 2019 by 1 Comment
Joe De Petro and his cohorts in the “Try-Hards” tried very hard in their Reperchage Grand Final clash at the Eltham Bowling Club against the “Golfers” but it was to no avail as he relates.
Almanac Bowls: Canadians cornering the Australian bowls scene
November 16, 2016 by 1 Comment
With Australian Premier League and State championships, Lachlan Tighe sees the domestic lawn bowls competition hotting up.
Almanac Opinion: Team success – victory and adversity
October 6, 2016 by 1 Comment
Are the Doggies the AFL equivalent of Seabiscuit? Lachlan Tighe draws parallels and applies the theory to Lawn Bowls.
Almanac Bowls: Rolling along
February 29, 2016 by 3 Comments
Griffo gets excited by the growth opportunities in Lawn Bowls
Almanac Lawn Bowls: It’s a Bonza Weekend in the Bung as the Lawn Bowls Birds Celebrate 50 Years By Going Bone on Bone With Disco Ernie – Viva BrisVegas!
February 16, 2016 by Leave a Comment
The Geebung Ladies Bowls Club is turning 50. Archie got the flyer in his letterbox.
‘Sooks, slackers and snipers, hit the road’
October 28, 2015 by 3 Comments
Lachlan Tighe dissects the culture of a successful bowls club – and is more than aware that these Commandments can be extrapolated and applied to just about any sporting club.
Almanac Bowls: ‘Hawthorn, manufactured to win’
October 14, 2015 by 1 Comment
The Almanac welcomes Lachlan Tighe who is going to write about his beloved sport, lawn bowls, from time to time. Lachlan is a bowler, a successful bowls coach and a bowls columnist. Here he talks about the importance of teamwork, team culture and positive support in bowls. [Great to have you with us Lachlan – JTH]
Lawn Bowls Poetry
February 12, 2012 by 11 Comments
John Kingsmill will be writing a series of bowling poems over the next few weeks. WEEK ONE Back to the Bowling Green after a long delay My father’s bowls are still too large in my hand. It’s only my obstinacy, I suppose, that makes me stay with them. His hands were no bigger than [Read more]
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