7 Results for month: 03/2026
Bowls Orewa scored a notable quinella when the Cadness Cup men’s competition was decided at Hobsonville on Friday, with both teams in the final from that club.
Playing as the Orewa Seagulls, Wayne Harris, Kerry Greenhalgh, Gary Wallace and Alan McQuoid crushed their club-mates, the Orewa Eagles ...
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Birkenhead’s David Eades, Wendy Jensen and Jeni Hart won Bowls North Harbour’s Bowls3Five competition held in beautiful weather at Browns Bay at the weekend.
In a format where luck plays an even greater role than is normal in bowls, and it is difficult for any team to avoid defeat, the trio did lose two of their ...
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Despite each making promising starts, the North Harbour men’s and women’s teams both failed to deliver at the recent national inter-centre championships held across Auckland and Harbour greens.
After Thursday’s opening day both were in leading positions in their qualifying sections, the men’s team having started ...
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North Harbour’s one-to-five women’s representatives provided the centre with some joy at the weekend, with a commendable effort at the junior octagonal at Tauranga.
They finished runners-up to Auckland, overcoming a poor start when in the first round they lost 3-0 to Thames Valley and were held to a draw in the ...
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Event Date
14 March - 15 March 2026
HOST VENUE
Matua Bowling Club – Tauranga (Bowls Bay of Plenty)
COMPETITING SIDES
Auckland, Bay of Plenty, Counties Manukau, Far North, Northland, North Harbour, Thames Valley, Waikato
START TIME
Saturday
09:00 am
Sunday
8:30 am
FORMAT OF SIDE
Each centre ...
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Even the most gifted thriller writer could not have scripted any better the spine-tingling climax to the North Harbour open men’s sevens championship when it concluded at Browns Bay at the weekend.
In a truly sensational final, when the result was in doubt until the last bowl of the contest, Mairangi Bay upset ...
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For the third consecutive year Mairangi Bay will represent North Harbour when the national women’s inter-club sevens are decided in Wellington next month, after a post-section day of high drama and fluctuating fortunes.
In Sunday’s final Mairangi Bay beat the host club two matches to one, but only after the Wendy ...
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