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Manx Youth Games
Report by Mark Kneen
Crown Green Bowls featured in the Manx Youth Games for the first time in the sports history on Saturday 18th May with 50 children taking part on the day.…
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Any Port in a Storm
League Week 6 Report by Mark Kneen
Port St Mary A stole the headlines last week is Isle of Man Banks Men’s Division 1 as they defied logic and form beating Peel A 2-8 in the Sunset City.…
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Port St Mary Trophy
Report by Sean Lilley
The Port St Mary Trophy, sponsored by Isle of Man Farmers Ltd, was played for on Port St Marys Bowling Green on Monday the 27th May and attracted a very good entry of 30 pairs.…
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Onchan Ladies Singles
Report by Heather Horsburgh
The weather did not look promising on Sunday 26 May when a field of 32 gathered to contest the Ladies’ singles open at Onchan.…
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Veterans Merit
Report by Mark Kneen
Stuart Garrett was a class apart as he won the revitalised Veterans Merit competition on Saturday at Port St Mary beating home greener Ron Maycox 21-14 in the final.…
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Hargraves Retains Manx Championship
Report by Mark Kneen
Glynn Hargraves picked up his second Canada Life International Manx Championship in as many years as he defeated Onchan team mate Kevin Quirk 21-16 at Castletown Bowling Green in a repeat of last year’s final to retain his title.…
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Town but Not Out
League Week 5 Report by Mark Kneen
Castletown A travelled to Isle of Man Bank Mens Division One Champions Onchan A last week and gave their all in an epic tussle near the top of the table.…
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Capital International Cup
Report by Di Benson
27 pairs took part in the Capital International Cup at Breagle Glen Port Erin.…
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Greeba Cup
Report by Heather Horsburgh
There was a strong entry of 28 pairs for the ladies’ doubles played at Marown on Saturday 11 May for the Greeba Cup.…
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Onchan & Marown at the Double
League Week 4 Report by Mark Kneen
As I reviewed the results from last week’s double set of fixtures in Isle of Man Bank Men’s Division One, I sat perplexed, scratching my head to try and find what I should focus on for my report as nothing significant had really happened, but when I looked harder something had happened, normality had returned.…
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