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1 Asian Bowls Pairs Bronze Mixed Pairs Classic- Gold Asian Bowls Pairs Bronze Asian Bowls Triples Bronze Asian Bowls Singles Bronze Asian Bowls - Fours Gold Asian Bowls Fours Bronze Asia Pacific Indoor Singles Silver

2 THE HONG KONG LAWN BOWLS ASSOCIATION Executive Officers : President : Vincent Cheung Hon. Secretary : Stephanie Chung Hon. Treasurer : Mike Worth Asst. Hon. Secretary : Sandy Sit Room 2010, Olympic House, 1 Stadium Path, So Kon Po, Causeway Bay, Hong Kong Tel : / Fax : hklba@hklba.org Website : Vice Presidents : Development : Warren Kwok National League : Cyril Leung National Championships : Tony Chiu International : Heron Lau Technical : Claudius Lam COUNCILLORS : PANELS : 1 ABC Ricky Leung NATIONAL LEAGUE : Chairman : Cyril Leung 2 AYFP Lena Yeung Mike Worth, Heron Lau, Connie Wong, Timmy Kwong, 3 CCC Andrew Pau Simon Yau, Rita Au Yeung, Cecilia Kwok, Walter Kwok, 4 CdeR Anthony Abraham Rita Tsui, Jerry Ng, Christina Luke, David Leung, 5 CELBC Herbert Tse Sebastian Cheung, Annie Yeung, David Tse, Derek Lee 6 CLBC Connie Wong 7 CLP Thomas Lee NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIPS : Chairman : Tony Chiu 8 CPLBC Jacky Chow Heron Lau, Mike Worth, Simon Yau, Y.C. Lam, 9 CSD Cheung Kin Chung Timmy Kwong, Alice Ho, Cecilia Kwok, Rita Tsui, Rita Shek, 10 FC Ronnie Yip / Leung Yau Shing Jerry Ng, Elisa Cheung, Sebastian Cheung, Annie Yeung, 11 FPLBA Wivi Kwan David Tse, Derek Lee 12 FSLBC Li Chun Kit 13 GBLBC Wu Kam Man / Eddie Cheung UMPIRE : Chairman : Claudius Lam 14 GLBC Willie Lai Cyril Leung, Ronnie Yip, C.M. Chan, Rita Shek, 15 HEGSC Kasim Kadir B.L. Cheung, David Leung, Isaac Ng, Derek Lee, 16 HKCC Glyn Davies Sebastian Cheung 17 HKFC Johnny Tsang 18 HKJC Steve Yan COACHING : Chairman : Claudius Lam 19 HKPBC Boris Choi Lena Yeung, Eva Hui, Willie Lai, David Leung, C.M. Chan, 20 HKSAP Chiu Wang Arthur Yiu, B.L. Cheung, Danna Chiu, Terry Lau 21 ILBC Lam Yau Chung 22 IRC Darshan Singh Kohli / Arshinder Grewal SELECTION : Chairman : Vincent Cheung Heron Lau, C.M. Chan, Marco Ngai, Stanley Lai, 23 KBGC Bolly Yim Timmy Kwong, Terry Chiang, Rita Shek, Shirley Ma, 24 KCC Timmy Kwong Daphne Gohel, Lychee Lai, Eva Hui 25 LBTC Jacky Wong 26 PDLBC Simon Yau DISCIPLINE : Chairman : Vincent Cheung 27 SBSC Queenie Lai Claudius Lam, Cyril Leung, Heron Lau, Stephanie Chung, 28 SCB Joe Mak / Ricky Lai Sandy Sit, Mike Worth, C.M. Chan 29 STSA Eva Hui 30 TKOBC Colin Nam TRIBUNAL : Nick Cuthbertson, Nick Grimshaw 31 TPLBC Stewart Kavanagh 32 TMSA Leo Li APPEALS : Stewart Kavanagh, Patrick Chu, M.B. Dowie 33 USRC Henry Wai 34 VLBC Kevin Yu LIFE MEMBER : 35 VSTAR Norm Cheng C. Brindle, D.O. Conway, P.G.O' Dea, R. Gartan, R.D. Hayes, 36 WISC Victor Chu C. Ko, G.H. Murphy, L. Parker, R. Pickford, B. Poynton, 37 WSC Edmond Chan K.G. Wallis, N. Razack, J. Neilson Hong Kong Lawn Bowls Association Council Management & List of Panel Members i Message from the President 2 Report by the Hon. Secretary 4 World Singles Champion of Champions Champion of Champions is Just Champion! 8 DRJ Loves Hong Kong 10 HKLBA Golden Jubilee International Bowls Mixed Pairs Classic Report on China Inter-port competition Report on Hong Kong and Macau Reunification Cup Report on Asia Pacific Indoor Bowls Championship Report on MAP International Bowls Challenge Report on Asia Pacific Bowls Championships Report on Japan International Open Report on World Cup Indoor Singles Report on Asian Lawn Bowls & Asian Under 25 Singles Championships Report on Tiger Bowls World Invitation Report on China Open World Invitation Youth Development 23 Men s Premier League 26 Women s Premier League 30 Mixed Fours League 32 National Championships Record of Office Bearers 60 Hong Kong Lawn Bowls Association Year Book

3 Message from The President I am most delighted to see that all the activities organized to celebrate the Golden Jubilee of the Hong Kong Lawn Bowls Association (HKLBA) were finally concluded in a very successful and satisfactory manner. The Golden Jubilee activities commenced in March 2011, the first event was the 14th Tiger Bowls held in March, then the HKFC International Mixed Fours held in April and the China Inter-port in May. Our traditional Premier League and National Championships, including the Ronson Au Mixed Fours and the IRC Invitation Triples took up the gaps between April and October. In November, it came to the centerpiece of our activities and the highlights of our Golden Jubilee celebration. The 2011 World Singles Champion of Champions was played at KBGC and KCC between 6-13 November, with a total of 28 men and 26 women from 30 countries took part in the event. There were some surprising results in the round robin stage when England, Australia, Malaysia and South Africa were not qualified for the knock-out stage and the final standings for this Championships were : Men s Gold - Thomas Greechan of Jersey Silver - Jonathan Ross of Scotland Bronze - Tee Chiak Chia (Singapore) & Keith Jones (Spain) Women s Gold - Jo Edwards of New Zealand Silver - Caroline Brown of Scotland Bronze - Ainie Knight (Philippines) & Alison Merrien (Guernsey) Immediately following the World Singles Champion of Champions was the HKLBA Golden Jubilee International Bowls Mixed Pairs Classic. A total of 66 teams which included one each from all our affiliated Clubs, sixteen from the Champions of the countries who stayed behind and formed a mixed team, three World Bowls Directors teams and seven sponsored teams. They were divided into six groups of eleven teams and played the round-robin which was held in HKCC, IRC, CCC, FC and USRC. The Classic started off smoothly but as was forecast, the weather was a bit unkind to us, fortunately, with the HKFC indoor green, we managed to get through the round-robin stage and the last sixteen went into the knockout stage for their titles. In the last sixteen, we saw nine local teams in it which included HK, HKFC, HKYDT, KBGC, KCC, TMSA and three sponsored teams of GB Open, CJ and Shanghai. The remaining seven teams were World Bowls B, Zambia, Zimbabwe, England, Ireland, Fiji and True Draw. The winners of the last sixteen went into the Cup Section for the grand title where Heron Lau and Shirley Ma of KBGC beat Gary and Lorna Smith of World Bowls B to grab the gold medal. The losers of the last sixteen went into the consolation Plate Section where Natalie Melmore and Steve Mitchinson of England beat Colin and Joanna Nam of CJ to settle themselves the consolation winners. Pacific Championships in Adelaide, Australia, World Cup Indoor Singles in Australia and the Asian Bowls Championships in Malaysia. By the end of 2011, the only medal we saw was a Silver medal brought back by Tammy Tham for the Asia Pacific Indoor Championships. Though we had qualified in the play-offs for four disciplines in the Asia Pacific Championships, but all of them were one game too far from winning a medal, these were the Men s Singles, Men s Pairs, Men s Triples and Women s Pairs. There was a miscarriage of the 2011 Asian Bowls Championships in India. Fortunately, Malaysia decided to take it up to host it in April 2012 and that was where the good news for Hong Kong came from to celebrate our Golden Jubilee. The Women s Fours which consisted of Tammy Tham, Jessie So, Joanna Nam and Alice Lee were invincible and came back with a Gold medal, something Hong Kong had missed for five years. The other five disciplines, the Men s Pairs, Men s Triples, Men s Fours, Women s Singles and Women s Pairs all came home with Bronze medals. A very good achievement by our teams for winning six medals out of 12 participating countries. Youth development continued to be our major target in our Golden Jubilee year in which we had concentrated more on school development. In the school year of 2011/2012, we have engaged with ten schools for demonstrations and HKLBA had produced a total of 500 sets of Soft Bowls for distribution to affiliated Clubs and schools in Hong Kong for demonstration and training purposes. From the response we received so far, we saw a very healthy sign that the quota allocated for the number of sessions we are subsidised for the 2012/2013 school year will be fully utilized. For the successful conclusion of our Golden Jubilee year, my sincere gratitude and appreciation goes towards all the HKLBA Officers, Councillors, Umpires, Coaches, Member Clubs and all players for your co-operation, assistance, dedication, devotion and participation. By uniting all these together, the unity will definitely assure the continued growth and progression of our sport in the future. My congratulations to all the winners tonight for winning the title as a Golden Jubilee Year Winner, a prestige title that not many players can win. To all our sponsors, your contributions have made our events and programmes more manageable and successful. I sincerely hope we will be priviledged to continue to receive your generous support in the future. Thank you and enjoy your evening. Vincent Cheung In our Golden Jubilee year, we continued to send teams to participate in international events like the Japan Open, the MAP Challenge Cup in USA, the Asia Pacific Indoor Bowls Championships in Malaysia, the Asia 2 3

4 Report by The Hon. Secretary World Singles Champion of Champions 2011 Dear Friends and Fellow Members, The official 2011/2012 year began in September 2011 with our AGM and the uncontested re-election of all 9 Officers. With the completion and opening in November of the Leisure and Cultural Services Department s new bowling green in Tseung Kwan O, we welcomed 4 new member Clubs [ the Tseung Kwan O Bowling Club, the V Star Bowling Club, the Asian Bowling Club and the Wahhar Institute of Sports Company Limited] becoming our 34th to 37th member Clubs. This year was particularly busy as we celebrated our 50th Anniversary activities over and above our regular league and national competitions, international events, special events, fun-days, training courses for bowlers, coaches, umpires, district promotion programmes, the Youth Development programme and the Young Athletes Training Scheme. Designed to better serve our members, our web-site remains very active, with constant updates for the competitions as well as other useful information. Elite bowlers shine at World Singles Champion of Champions In the office, in May we were joined by Elsie Luk, who was recruited on a part-time basis to particularly assist us on our local World Bowls international event and School Programmes. Leona, Howard and Irene continued to work hard to keep up with the office s heavy workload on the routine tasks and the ever changing situations on the competitions and courses. However, it is always very important that we elected officers contribute to the organization and management tasks; as much as possible as sometimes our staffing resources are inadequate to enable us to serve you, our members, the best we can and ensure that our Association s activities run smoothly throughout the year. We received the continued support from our much valued subvention agency the Leisure and Cultural Services Department, without whom our activities would be severely limited, with some success in obtaining their subvention particularly for participating in international events. We also much appreciated the generous sponsorships received from the Zhong Gang Multi-Bowls Club, Pokka Café, True Draw, NONG S, Warren Kwok and donations from youth team coaches and many other coaches and bowlers. The Filipino Club continued with their generous sponsorship for the annual Ronson Au Memorial Mixed Fours competition with the donation of all the entry fees and prize monies. On the International front we sent teams to the Asia Pacific Merdeka Indoor Bowls Championships in Malaysia, the Japan International Open, the Michael Ashton-Philips International Challenge Cup in the United States of America, the Asia Pacific Championships, the China Open, the World Cup [indoors] in Australia and the Asia Bowls in Malaysia. Locally we held the World Singles Champion of Champions, the International Bowls Classic and Tiger Bowls. Sending our teams to these events entails a lot of work by our Association and our appreciation and thanks go to all those who have helped us, especially as team managers, with the arrangements. We also very much appreciated the contribution made by all our volunteer helpers, markers and umpires at our local events. Please all remember that we welcome any assistance from you, all our members, at any time. All in all, we, the Executive Committee have again had a very busy and productive year. Top class bowlers from 30 countries and regions were in Hong Kong from 6 to 13 November 2011 to compete in the World Singles Champion of Champions After the eight days of intensive competition, Thomas Greechan won the first ever bowls gold medal at senior level for Jersey while world number one lady bowler, Jo Edwards from New Zealand, also became the first bowler to win the World Cup Singles and World Singles Champion of Champions titles in the same year. Organised by World Bowls, the event involves the men and women singles champions of World Bowls member countries. Despite the late withdrawal of Malawi and India, a total of 28 men and 26 women representing 30 countries, or regions, took part in this prestigious tournament. being hosted in Asia in its eight year s history, said World Bowls Chief Executive Gary Smith at the opening ceremony, World Bowls, as the governing body for the sport of bowls, is proud and delighted to bring this major event in the international bowls calendar to Hong Kong. Being a strong supporter of World Bowls, Hong Kong s previous experience in successfully organising the World Cup and World Junior Cup gave us great confidence that this tournament will be another success. The participants faced stringent tests on their adaptability to the versatile Hong Kong weather throughout the competition. While they all enjoyed the beautiful sunshine with comfortable breeze in the first few days, the weather turned rainy from the third day onward. It was lucky that the weather returned to the normal winter sunshine in the finals. Greechan qualified for the playoff as the second runners-up in his And so in closing, congratulations to all our last year's Winners and to the Losers, keep trying as this may be your year to be a Winner. Wishing you all in all respects, a great 2012/2013 year. Hong Kong was represented by Li Ming Sum and Grace Chu, who both won the National Singles and Champion of Champions singles last year. Stephanie Chung This is the first time the event is 4 5

5 group. He beat Huzaimi Mohd Salleh (Brunei) in the play-off and Tee Chiak Chia (Singapore) in the semi-finals. The final between the Greechan and Scotland's Jonathan Ross was a tight affair. Ross held the upperhand in the first set and won it 9:7. In the second set, Greechan took four shots in the last three ends to force the match into a tie-break. Edwards confidently addressed her Scottish rival Caroline Brown in the finals and once again prove that she really is the world's best female bowler. She took the first set 11:5 in a casual manner. Brown fought back and won the second set 8:3. In the tie-breaker, Edwards displayed the highest level of skills, combining some delicate drawings and precise resting shots, to take the first two ends. Caroline tried to recover but was a bit too little and too late. The tie-breaker finished 4:1 to Jo's favour. Hong Kong s Li Ming Sum finished 10th in the overall ranking for men, which had 28 players. Grace Chu finished a disappointing 16th out of 26 participants. Final Results: Mens Gold medal Silver medal Bronze medal Womens Gold medal Silver medal Bronze medal Thomas Greechan (Jersey) Jonathan Ross (Scotland) Tee Chiak Chia (Singapore) Keith Jones (Spain) Jo Edwards (New Zealand) Caroline Brown (Scotland) Ainie Knight (Philippines) Alison Merrien (Guernsey) In the three ends tie-breaker, Greechan won a shot in the first set. In the second set, he trailed the jack with his last bowl to hold four in that end. Ross tried to draw but under pressure he put a little too much weight on this last bowl and it fell directly into the ditch. Greechan won the tie-break 5:0 to become the champion. In the ladies section, Jo Edwards displayed a strong determination to win the competition right from the beginning. She rolled her way through the ranks of the world s best bowlers, winning 10 of the 12 round-robin games losing only to Singapore and Hong Kong, to progress as the top of the group. 6 7

6 CHAMPION OF CHAMPIONS IS JUST CHAMPION!... History was made in November, 2011, when the WBL staged their C of C at KBGC and KCC as part of HKLBA s 50th anniversary celebrations - and the event was a rich tapestry of countries, cultures and characters that made everything so richly worthwhile. If the scrabble-board of initials leaves you in the dark, please allow me to translate the 2011 World Bowls Limited Champion of Champions event was played at the Kowloon Bowling Green Club and the Kowloon Cricket Club to help celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Hong Kong Lawn Bowls Association. As expected, the hosts (HKLBA in their very special year) ran a great tournament, and the visiting officials from World Bowls and the media - were very impressed. There was a tremendous atmosphere, with old friendships being renewed and new ones being forged. I like the Champion of Champions because it s different! Unlike other events, the players are not selected because their faces fit they turn up because, as national champions, they have actually earned the right to compete on the world stage. The BIG NAMES of our sport may or may not - be there. Inevitably, some of them are, but the great thing is, every member of a club that is affiliated to World Bowls has a chance to qualify for the World Champion of Champions by winning his or her national title. But first, of course, you have to enter your national singles championship. This year, above all others, democracy ruled in the C of C, with countries who would not normally figure at the top of the leagues sitting proudly and prettily in pole positions throughout the round robin - and even at the knockout stage. And I, for one, found that refreshing? Thus, Jersey, Spain, Singapore, Guernsey and the Philippines all got among the medals - and Brunei and Holland were only a whisker away from stepping on to the podium. Would you Adam-and-Eve it? And, while we re at it, let me assure you that in describing those countries as minnows of our sport I intend no disrespect indeed, quite the opposite! By contrast, the Big Fish of our sport - England, Australia, Malaysia and South Africa - were nowhere, and it was only Scotland, who were tipped for double gold, but had to settle for silver in men s and women s events, and New Zealand who came up trumps by winning medals. As in the Commonwealth Games, and, more recently, the Atlantic championships, the competitors were divided into two equal groups and, after a protracted round robin, the top three qualified for the knockout stage, with the league leaders going straight into separate semi finals. We understand that s the way things will be from now on it is the format expected to be used at World Bowls in Adelaide in November, The reward for winning the group is therefore to be guaranteed a medal, because both losing semi finalists bag bronze, while the second and third in both groups go into an open draw to contest the two vacant semi final places. In the men s event, it was Jonathan Ross, the long-time Irish international, who now plays for Scotland, and the Singaporean Tee Chiak Chia who topped their groups, and went on to face Spain s Keith Jones and Jersey s Thomas Greechan, respectively, in the semi finals. In the quarter finals (I know there are only two of them, but what else can you call them?) Jones, who played county cricket for Middlesex before settling in Spain, did well to defeat the 2010 England champion Steve Mitchinson in straight sets, 10-5, 8-4, while Greechan cruised past Brunei s Huzaimi Muhammed Salleh, 10-4, In the semi finals, the 69-year-old ex-cricketer defeated Ross, the World Bowls Tour number nine, on a tiebreak, 9-4, 8-9, 5-0, and Greechan needed a tiebreak to get past Tee Chiak Chia, 6-8, 9-7, 5-1. Ross, a popular figure in Hong Kong, where he has previously won the Classic pairs, was hotly tipped to beat Greechan in the final in which, incidentally, a Glaswegian (Greechan was born in Glasgow) was representing Jersey, and an Irishman (Ross was born in Belfast) was carrying Scottish hopes. Winning the first set more comfortably than the 9-7 scoreline suggests, Ross was almost literally knocked out of his stride in the second set, when Greechan, a 35-year-old postman, delivered some accurate attacking bowls and an audacious take-out for a full house on the second end of the tiebreak saw the talented Channel Islander home, 7-9, 8-5, 5-0. The six players in the knockout stage of the women s event included Jo Edwards, from New Zealand and Scotland s Caroline Brown but the other four were from Guernsey, Jersey, Singapore and the Philippines. Yes, Singapore qualified in both men s and women s categories! The diminutive Filipina Ainie Knight had qualified ahead of Brown in the group, but the Scot got past Singaporean Shermeen Lim, 11-2, 8-4, and Guernsey s Alison Merrien, who won this title in 2007, beat her fellow Channel Islander Karina Bisson, from Jersey, 7-6, 11-6, in the other quarter final. Merrien looked home and dry against Edwards, an old adversary, in the semi finals, but was outplayed in the tiebreak as the Kiwi struck for home, 3-10, 8-7, 6-0. Meanwhile, Brown, in good form, defeated Knight, 11-6, 9-8, to book her place in the final. Slow to start in the final, Brown eventually found her touch, and went into the tiebreak with the momentum behind her but Edwards, ranked number one in the world, was a worthy winner, the 11-5, 3-8, 4-1 scoreline telling the story pretty effectively. David Rhys Jones 8 9

7 DRJ LOVES HONG KONG I have been visiting Hong Kong on a regular basis since 1996, when I first experienced the thrill of your vibrant city, and immediately realised what I had been missing for the first 54 years of my life. Gordon Dunwoodie, a genial (most of the time) Scot, who was a smooth operator when it came to reporting on bowls from all over the world, had paved the way for my arrival. An experienced and talented journalist, he had been attending the Classic almost from the start of the event. and had been singing Hong Kong s praises for many years Why don t you come to Hong Kong this year? he would ask me, and I would usually find an excuse not to make the trip too busy, clashes with other things, family commitments. But one day it occurred to me that it would be good to see Hong Kong before it was handed back to the Chinese and became a Special Administrative Region. So I took the plunge in Since then, I have never made any excuses not to come. Indeed, I have invariably taken any excuse on offer to enjoy a spell in Hong Kong, with its very special atmosphere, bustling streets, wide range of eating places, quaint markets, helpful people and excellent transport system. I love the hubbub of the city, and the tranquillity of the outlying islands, and the way, in such a busy place, there are so many opportunities to get away from it all, and chill out. Most especially, I enjoy trips to the Wetlands Centre, and the nature reserves near the border with Mainland China, and to hopping over to Lamma or Cheung Chau for a walk and a meal. And all that s without a mention of the bowls. Ah the bowls! Whether it s at Kowloon Bowling Green Club, Kowloon Cricket Club, Craigengower Cricket Club or Hong Kong Football Club or any of the other bowls clubs, bowls is thriving in a way that makes the rest of the world mighty jealous. When I paid my first visit to Hong Kong, the sport was run by Gwilos, who referred to the place as a British Colony. I suppose it was an accurate description, but one that I found rather condescending. Bowls, of course, is a very British sport or so they say. A bit like football, cricket or golf, invented by the Brits, but exported to the rest of the world initially via the British Commonwealth. Those sports have without exception been enthusiastically adopted by other nations, who are regularly (and infuriatingly) beating the Brits at their own games. Let s be honest, bowls in Hong Kong owes a lot to those who colonised the place in the nineteenth century, and without whose influence, the sport would not exist here at all. But, bowls has not just survived the departure of the ex-pat Brits and Aussies, it has gained in strength and vitality since it has been taken over by the natives. Since 1996, I have watched the process with interest and admiration, and I was astonished to see some of the pictures in the HKLBA 50th Anniversary magazine. The pictures provide evidence that, onceupon-a-time, not so long ago, the stiff-upper-lip, dickie-bird-watching HKLBA Board members were almost exclusively Gwilos. Now, in stark contrast, there is hardly a Gwilo to be seen. But, despite the gloomy predictions, bowls has not died, it has thrived. There are now more bowlers and more bowls clubs in Hong Kong than ever before. I have watched bowls all over the world, and it is my opinion that the degree of educated attention paid by spectators at the Classic finals is probably greater than anywhere else in the world. On some of my more recent visits, I have met some gloom-merchants, who have told me, Things aren t what they used to be in the good old days! - Standards have dropped! The game played today is not a patch on what it was in the Fifties, Sixties and Seventies! Don t believe them! While more and more people are taking up the sport, while more clubs are being formed, and while the HKYDT production line continues to turn out young talent, bowls in Hong Kong is healthy and well blessed. There is quantity AND quality in Hong Kong. The earliest record I could find of international success for Hong Kong was the silver medal gained at the Commonwealth Games in Vancouver in 1954, when a talented quartet of Jose A da Luz, Alfred E Coates, Robert S Gourlay and Raoul F E da Luz struck silver in the fours. Sixteen years later, in 1970, another distinguished Hong Kong team Clementi Cecil Delgado, Abdul Rahem Kitchell, Roberto E da Silva and George A Souza (father of George Souza junior, whom I was pleased to meet once again on my most recent visit to Hong Kong in 2011) won the gold medal at the Games at the Sighthill club in Edinburgh. They were in good company! England legend David Bryant won the singles, and the English duo Norman King and Peter Line won the pairs. Then, when the Games returned to Canada in 1978, Hong Kong bowlers experienced their finest hour, striking gold in pairs and fours. It was C C Delgado and Eric Liddell who won the former, and Philip Chok, Majid Bin Hassan, Roberto E da Silva and Omar Kachong Dallah who lifted the latter. Later, I became quite friendly with MB, who came to live in England for a while. He joined my club, Clevedon, and played alongside the likes of David Bryant, Pip Branfield and myself. And I remember quite clearly meeting OK at Worthing, after I had been invited to become part of the BBC bowls commentary team. During the famous Kodak Masters Jack High tournament, which was being covered by the BBC, he took us all out one evening to a local Chinese Restaurant and introduced us players, officials and media people - to the delights of Chinese cuisine. The Kodak Masters Jack High, to which eight world stars were invited each year, was sometimes referred to as, The David Bryant Benefit Show, because the great man won it nine times in the 12 years it was played. But the abiding memory for me was the time that George Souza junior defeated Bryant in the final in the most bizarre circumstances. The format in those days was 21-up, and the score in the final stood at 18-18, when it started to hail. Huge golf-balls thundered down from the sky, and the players scurried from the green, which turned white in no time at all. It was most surreal because, after all, it was mid-summer! We wondered if they would have to share the title, and the prize money, but, after a break of maybe 30 minutes, George and David returned to the rink, where George scored the three shots he needed to win the title on the very next end. But back to the Commonwealth Games History was made in Edinburgh, at the Balgreen club this time, in 1986, when three members of the same Hong Kong family played in the Games, one of whom, Mark McMahon, was only 16. The others, of course, were Mark s mum and dad, Rosemary and Bill. But there were no medals for Hong Kong that year. However, in 1990, when the bowls was staged at the Pakuranga club in Auckland, there was a medal, and 10 11

8 it was Mark who won it, when he reached the final of the singles, and lost with honour to the swashbuckling Australian, Rob Parrella. Hong Kong s women also brought a bronze medal back in the fours thanks to Sau Ling Chau, Yee Lai Lee, Natividad Naty Rozario and Jenny Wallis. Mark, of course, moved on, and, like his fellow Hong Kong star Noel Kennedy (the Bandanna Man), cut a dash on the world stage at World Bowls Tour events, the two adding colour to the sport at the highest level. Now that they have both retired from the professional circuit, they are sadly missed. Hong Kong, of course, said farewell to the Commonwealth in 1997, and made its last appearance in the Commonwealth Games in Victoria (Canada) in 1994, when Jenny s husband Ken Wallis made it special by bagging bronze in the singles. The men s world outdoor championships did not start until 1966, and the women s followed suit in But Hong Kong made its mark in the second men s World Bowls, which was staged in 1972 in Beach House Park in Worthing where C C Delgado, A R Kitchell, Roberto da Silva and George Souza senior were supposed to be strutting their stuff in the fours. Unfortunately, George Souza was unable to make the trip, and his place was taken by a young Osman Oscar Adem, who played his part in lifting a bronze medal. As it happens, Hong Kong women won their first world medal in Worthing, but that was five years later, in 1977, when Helen Wong and Elvie Chok collected the gold medal in the pairs. In 1980, in Frankston, near Melbourne, George Souza junior, Eric Liddell, O K Dallah and M.B. Hassan junior became world fours champions, an achievement that my friend David Bryant remembers vividly he won the singles and triples that year! But perhaps 1981 was the most successful year for Hong Kong, with the women grabbing three medals at Women s World Bowls in Willowdale in Toronto (Canada), Linda King, Rae O Donnell and Lena Sadick winning the triples, Rae O Donnell, Linda King, Joan Humphreys and Lena Sadick earning silver in the fours, and Helen Wong bagging bronze in the singles. Silver in the triples for Sandi Zakoske, Rae O Donnell and Helen Wong in Australia in 1985, was followed in 1988 by bronze for Naty Rozario, Rae O Donnell and Sandi Zakoske in Henderson. No medals in men s or women s World Bowls since 1988, so perhaps there may be some logic in those who say, Things are not what they used to be! But medals are not everything and I sense a resurgence in bowls in Hong Kong, where the sport is healthier than almost anywhere else in the world. You have so much going for you on and off the green: your keen and skilful youngsters promise much for the future; and your well-organised administration, with so many wise people at its head, means the HKLBA is in good hands. The initiative shown by the HKLBA in creating the Classic shows that you are at the forefront of the movers and shakers in the bowls world the Classic has not only made such an impression on the visiting players, but also brought world-class players to Hong Kong to inspire a love and deep understanding of the sport among the people who live here. I wish to thank the HKLBA for their hospitality in the past, and for the friendships I have been fortunate to develop. Hong Kong has quickly become one of my very favourite places. I look forward to my next visit. David Rhys Jones HKLBA Golden Jubilee International Bowls Mixed Pairs Classic 2011 In what was the most-watched lawn bowls tournament in Hong Kong this year, Shirley Ma and Heron Lau of the Kowloon Bowling Green Club came out the victors of the International Bowls Classic in The special mixed pairs edition of the annual Classic tournament, held to celebrate the Golden Jubilee of the Hong Kong Lawn Bowls Association, was the brainchild of Vincent Cheung, long time President of the Association. After the 5 days long group stage, seven local teams remained in the final 16, including Hong Kong s own national team, four bowling clubs, namely Hong Kong Football Club, Kowloon Bowling Green Club, Kowloon Cricket Club, Tuen Mun Sports Association and two sponsored teams, CJ of Tseung Kwan O and Shanghai. The remainders were made up of national and sponsored teams from all corners of the world Australia, England, Fiji, Ireland, Zambia, Zimbabwe, GB Open, True Draw and World Bowls. Shirley and Heron first dispatched local archrivals Asia Pacific medalists Pat Lai and Camilla Leung from the Hong Kong Football Club. They went on to beat Hong Kong's Alice Lee and Li Ming Sum en route to the semi-final. The Hong Kong Team had earlier ousted Australia which included local youth player Angel So as lead. The KBGC combo sustained their efforts to defeat Ireland in the semi-final, who had earlier beat True Draw s Kelsey Cottrell and Aaron Sherriff in the quarterfinals. On the other side of the draw the World Bowls couple Gary Smith and wife Lorna first prevailed over Shanghai, comprising local couple Danna and Tony Chiu, before defeating sponsored team GB Open s Hong Kong International Peggy Ma combining with Ryan Bester. The Smiths next beat Zambia to face KBGC in the final. Earlier in the round of 16, Tuen Mun s Joanne Leung and Jason Li were narrowly beaten by Zambia; while another African country Zimbabwe had the upper hand of Kowloon Cricket Club s Linda Robertson and Andy Daws. In the consolation Plate section, CJ, which stood for staunch supporters of Hong Kong bowling Colin and Joanna Nam, after suffering from a comprehensive defeat by True Draw in the round of 16, bounced back to first beat Fiji, then Australia to make the Plate final, only to be defeated by one of the early winning favourites England s 2010 Commonwealth Games singles champion Natalie Melmore and her partner Steven Mitchinson. Before he became a bowls writer and broadcaster, David Rhys Jones was an international player, who represented both England and Wales. He also partnered the legendary David Bryant to ten England titles. Once known as the Voice of Bowls for his commentaries on BBC TV, he is now bowls correspondent to The Times newspaper, and contributes a Without Bias column to Bowls International magazine. Here, he explains what Hong Kong (and the HKLBA) means to him

9 lead to 10:1 after five ends. Well over 1,000 spectators came to the Craigengower Cricket Club on the finals day on Sunday to witness the birth of the champions. While the bowlers were giving their best to reach for the laurels, numerous rounds of applause were given for the competitors efforts. In the final match alone, spectators were treated to some awesome bowling in the dramatic fight between two veteran internationals in the World Bowls team and Hong Kong s own bowlers from KBGC. After dropping one shot in the opening end, the KBGC team wasted no time to capture the lead in the next end when Shirley played a beautiful backhand weighted shot taking World Bowls 2nd shot out to make 6:1, before extending their But the Smiths were no paper tigers. The World Bowls couple struck back in the sixth end with one shot via a narrow wick. One might call that luck, but they rode on the momentum to take 10 shots in the next two ends to reverse the scoreboard to 12:10. Not panicking, the local team staged a spectacular come-back. After drawing level in the ninth end, they found themselves in hot water again in the tenth end. They were 6 down before Shirley played their last two bowls. The first one wicked in a side bowl to turn the head to their favour; the second one was well drawn to double it up to 2 shots. Lorna failed to retrieve the head. The percentage shots of Shirley called by her skip continued to pay off in the next ends and stretched the margin to with three ends left. In the twelfth end, Shirley s magic touch struck again when she played a stunning shot to lift the jack into the air and send it, with a bit of luck, spot on to Heron s awaiting bowls to get a shot and then drawing another for 2. World Bowls pulled two ends back but it was not enough to turn the table. KBGC won the championship by 19:14. In this special year of the HKLBA, Shirley and Heron created history to be the first Classic winners donning KBGC shirts. Congratulations again to Shirley and Heron, to Kowloon Bowling Green Club and to the Hong Kong Lawn Bowls Association for a successful Mixed Pairs Classic in its 50th anniversary. Kowloon Bowling Green Club (Shirley Ma & Heron Lau) Hong Kong (Alice Lee & Ming-sum Li) Ireland (Marie McCord & Richard Leonard) True Draw (Kelsey Cottrell & Aron Sherriff) World Bowls (Lorna & Gary Smith) GB Open (Peggy Ma & Ryan Bester) Zambia (Eddah Mpezeni & Christie Kapata) Zimbabwe (Debbie & Clive Robertson) Round of 16 18:6 Hong Kong Football Club (Camilla Leung & Pat Lai) 22:8 Australia (Angel So (HK) & Grant Seeary) 17:13 Fiji (Lavinia Ratumudu & Saijad Khan) 21:4 CJ (Joanna & Colin Nam) 19:10 Shanghai (Danna & Tony Chiu) 16:12 England (Natalie Melmore & Steven Mitchinson) 14:11 Tuen Mun (Joanne Leung & Jason Li) 16:12 Kowloon Cricket Club (Linda Robertson & Andy Daws) Quarter-finals KBGC 17:13 Hong Kong Ireland 21:12 True Draw World Bowls 19:11 GB Open Zambia 12:11 Zimbabwe Semi-finals KBGC 14:8 Ireland World Bowls 21:9 Zambia Final KBGC 19:14 World Bowls 14 15

10 China Inter-port Competition 2011 This annual event between Hong Kong, China and Macau is hosted in rotation. This 2011 year the host was Hong Kong who staged the event from 21 to 22 May 2011 at USRC and KCC. Due to heavy rain in the afternoon, the competition was halted but thanks to the HKFC, it was able to be successfully concluded on HKFC's indoor green on 22 May The HKYDT-A team, represented by Angel So, Adrian Yau, Po Ting Hei and Olivia Yu, reached the semi-finals in the Cup Section. The HKYDT-B team was represented by Pinky Chan, James Po, James Tang and Vivian Yip. The winners of the Cup Section and Consolation Section were GLBC & HKPBC respectively. This was a Fours event with 2 or 3 males and 2 or 1 females forming a team. There were 96 participants in 24 teams including 16 local clubs teams and 8 teams from Shenzhen, Guangzhou, Zhongshan and Macau. Hong Kong and Macau Reunification Cup 2011 This tournament was organised by the Hong Kong Lawn Bowls Training Centre from 30 to 31 July 2011 at Bijiashan Park, Shenzhen, China. HKYDT teams were represented by Monica Ho, Patrick Li, Adrian Yau, Vivian Yip (Team A); Tiffany Tsui, Crystal Li, Chan Ka Yue and Desmond Hau (Team B) with Team Managers Wanis Sze and Ha Yiu Fai. HKYDT team A were the Winners, defeating many experienced and senior competitors

11 This annual event was held from 2 to 8 October 2011 and was hosted by the Malaysia Lawn Bowls Federation at the Bayuemas Indoor Bowls Stadium, Klang, Selangor, Malaysia. The competition venue contained an 8 -rink covered bowls green. The Hong Kong Team comprised three players, these being Danny Ho, Tammy Tham and Sanlia Wong, with Team Manager Warren Kwok. 6 th Asia Pacific Indoor Bowls Championship 2011 There were 13 participating countries including Australia, Brunei, Canada, China, Fiji, Hong Kong, India, Macao, New Zealand, Philippines, Singapore, Thailand and Malaysia. Results were: SINGLES Tammy Tham 2 nd out of 22 contestants 2 Danny Ho nd in the group stage, 10 th out of 22 contestants MIXED TRIPLES Danny Ho 2 Sanlia Wong nd in the group stage, 6 Tammy Tham th out of 11 teams 14 th Asia Pacific Bowls Championships 2011 This biennial event was held from 26 November to 11 December 2011 at the Lockleys Bowling Club and Holdfast Bay Bowls & Croquet Club, Adelaide, Australia and was hosted by Bowls Australia. Both venues contained 4 outdoor grass greens, with 6 or 7 rinks each. The Hong Kong team comprised ten players, these being Danny Ho, Alex Ng, Bernard Leung, Robin Chok, Chadwick Chen, Camilla Leung, Tammy Tham, Wanis Sze, Alice Lee and Grace Chu, with Manager Sanie Ng and Musa Karamdin. There were 15 participating countries with 15 in the men s competition and 13 in the women s competition. The participating countries were Australia, Brunei, Canada, China, Fiji, Hong Kong China, Japan, Macau, Malaysia, New Zealand, Norfolk Island, Samoa, Philippines, Singapore and United States. Results were: MEN Players Results Singles Danny Ho 6 th out of 15 countries Pairs Alex Ng, Danny Ho 5 th out of 15 countries Triples Bernard Leung, Robin Chok, Chadwick Chen 5 th out of 15 countries Fours Bernard Leung, Alex Ng, Robin Chok, Chadwick Chen 9 th out of 15 countries Overall team 6 th out of 15 countries WOMEN Singles Tammy Tham 11 th out of 13 countries Pairs Tammy Tham, Wanis Sze 6 th out of 13 countries Triples Grace Chu, Alice Lee, Camilla Leung 11 th out of 13 countries Fours Grace Chu, Alice Lee, Wanis Sze, Camilla Leung 11 th out of 13 countries Overall team 12 th out of 13 countries MAP International Bowls Challenge 2011 This annual invitational competition was held on 9-15 October 2011 at Southern California, USA in two venues, the Newport Harbour Lawn Bowling Club and the Laguna Beach Lawn Bowling Club. There were altogether 10 teams participating in this event. Tony Cheung and Li Ming Sum represented Hong Kong in this event. This is their debut in the event. Results were: Players Singles Pairs Li Ming Sum 5 th out of 10 contestants in the Section 6 th out of Tony Cheung 3 rd out of 10 contestants 10 teams in the Section 18 19

12 This invitational competition was held on October 2011 at the Shiawaseno-mura Green in Kobe and was hosted by Bowls Japan. Hong Kong, China, Macao, Singapore, Thailand and U.A.E. were invited to take part and were joined by the Japan national team and eight other local teams. 2 nd Japan International Open 9 th Asian Lawn Bowls & 7th Asian Under 25 Singles Championships 2012 This event was held from 6 to 11 April 2012 at the Bukit Kiara Lawn Bowls Centre near Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia. Our Hong Kong Team adults comprised ten players, these being Danny Ho, Li Ming Sum, Bernard Leung, Wilson Kwong, Lee Ka Ho, Camilla Leung, Joanna Nam, Tammy Tham, Alice Lee and Jessie So, with Chief Delegate Warren Kwok, Senior Manager Queenie Lai and Manager Walter Kwok. The under-25s were Desmond Hau, James Po, Crystal Li and Andrea C han, with Coach Rita Shek. There were 12 participating countries namely, Brunei, China, Hong Kong, India, Japan, Malaysia, Pakistan, Philippines, Singapore, Sri Lanka and Thailand and UAE. The Hong Kong team comprising Tony Cheung, Milo Lai and Tammy Tham and Team Manager Heron Lau, achieved 2nd Runner-up at Plate Section out of 16 teams in the event. World Cup Indoor Singles 2012 This World Bowls annual event took place from 25 March to 4 April 2012 at the Warilla Bowls & Recreation Club in New South Wales, Australia. Norfolk Island, Philippines, Singapore, South Africa, Spain, Thailand, United States of America and Zimbabwe. The Hong Kong Team comprised the winners of our local indoor singles championships Tony Cheung and Vivian Yip. This was Tony s debut at a World Bowls international event and Vivian s debut in representing Hong Kong There were 21 participating countries - Australia, Canada, Fiji, Guernsey, Hong Kong, Ireland, Israel, Japan, Macao, Malaysia, Malta, Niue, New Zealand, Results were: Players Tony Cheung Vivian Yip Results 5 th in the group stage. 10 th out of 21 contestants 8 th in the group stage. 15 th out of 21 contestants 20 21

13 The performance of our Youth Team over the past year was satisfactory. The results were: MEN Players Results Singles Danny Ho 5 th out of 12 countries Pairs Li Ming Sum, Danny Ho 3 rd out of 12 countries Triples Bernard Leung, Wilson Kwong, Lee Ka Ho 3 rd out of 12 countries Fours Li Ming Sum, Bernard Leung, 3 rd out of 12 countries Wilson Kwong, Lee Ka Ho Overall 3 rd out of 12 countries WOMEN Singles Camilla Leung 3 rd out of 11 countries Pairs Joanna Nam, Camilla Leung 3 rd out of 11 countries Triples Tammy Tham, Alice Lee, Jessie So 5 th out of 11 countries Fours Tammy Tham, Jessie So, Joanna Nam, Alice Lee 1 st out of 11 countries Overall 3 rd out of 11 countries Under 25 Singles Desmond Hau 4 th in the group stage Singles James Po 4 th in the group stage Singles Crystal Li 5 th out 10 contestants Singles Andrea Chan 5 th out 10 contestants 15 th Tiger Bowls World Invitation 2012 This annual competition was organised by the Hong Kong Lawn Bowls Training Centre from 17 to 18 March 2012 in HK. HK team was represented by Ken Chan, Jerry Ng, Lee Ka Ho and Danny Ho, and HKYDT boys and girls teams were represented by Crystal Li, Yunse Ha, Andrea Chan, Vivian Yip, Clarence Chiu, Theodore Li, James Po and Anthony Yip. HKYDT girls achieved the Semi-finals of the Cup Section. Event Achievement Winners / Remarks League Games : Premier League - Boys team Ranked 8th in Division 3 Premier League - Girls team Champion in Division 4 Promoted to Division 3 Mixed Fours League - Team A Champion in Division A Mixed Fours League - Team B Ranked 3rd in Division F Local Competitions : Women Novice Singles 2011 Semi Finalist Tiffany Tsui Women Novice Singles 2011 Champion Vivian Yip Men Novice Pairs 2011 Quarter Finalist Po Ting Hei, Simpson Chang Ronson Au Memorial Mixed Fours 2011 Quarter Finalist James Po, Pinky Chan, Arthur Lam, Patrick Li Women Indoor Singles 2011 Champion Vivian Yip Women Pairs st Runner up Tiffany Tsui, Vivian Yip Men Aitkenhead Shield 2012 Champion Jason Tsang, James Po, Theodore Li, Patrick Li, Desmond Hau Women Aitkenhead Shield th place Crystal Li, Yunse Ha, Andrea Chan, Monica Ho, Cherry Choi Tiger Bowls World Invitation 2012 International Competitions : China Inter-port Competition Reunification Cup 2011 HKLBA Golden Jubilee International Bowls Mixed Pairs Classic 2011 Asian Under 25 Singles Championship 2012 Semi Finalist - Cup Section Semi Finalist - Cup Section Team A - Champion 3rd in group stage 11th place 5th place Crystal Li, Yunse Ha, Andrea Chan, Vivian Yip Angel So, Adrian Yau, Po Ting Hei, Olivia Yu Monica Ho, Patrick Li, Adrian Yau, Vivian Yip Tiffany Tsui, Kevin Chan, Crystal Li, Desmond Hau Angel So (Team up with Grant Seeary of Austrila) Crystal Li and Andrea Chan China Open World Invitation 2012 This tournament was organised by the Chinese Multi- Bowls Association from 19 to 22 March 2012 at Bijiashan Park, Shenzhen, China. HK team was represented by Andy Chan, Li Ming Sum, Milo Lai and Danny Ho. HK team ranked 19 out of 36 teams

14 School Sports Programme & Soft Bowls With LCSD s support, the Association joined the School Sports Programme in May School Demonstrations, 1 Easy Sport and 3 Outreach Coaching programmes were conducted during the year. A new set of Soft Bowls, made of polyvinyl chloride, was introduced in December This was specially designed for use in the School Sports Programme in order to facilitate the demonstration of our sport on the differing school hall and playground surfaces. Youth Novice Competition This competition was open to young bowlers aged under 25 and was successfully held at the Ap Lei Chau Sports Centre on 4 & 11 March A total of 56 participants took part in the event, most of them were players under our Young Athletes Scheme (YAS). They achieved excellent results. The champion was So Cheuk Yiu, 1st runner-up was Chin Sze Hang, 2nd runner-up were Sham Wang Yin and Kwok Chung Hin. Thanks to sponsors in 2011 : We are very grateful to all our sponsors, Pokka Corporation (HK) Limited, YDT coaches and bowlers for their generosity. Thanks to the coaches : Youth Development Team : Arthur Yiu (Coordinator & Head of HKYDT team), Rita Shek (Coordinator of Junior Squad), Pat Fung, Ha Yiu Fai, Chan Hoi Chuen, Wanis Sze, Herbert Kwok. Young Athletes Scheme Launched in April 2006, the Scheme continues with the subvention from Leisure and Cultural Services Department. The 4 centres are located in Causeway Bay Victoria Park, Ap Lei Chau, Shatin Siu Lek Yuen Road and Tuen Mun Wu Shan bowling greens. There were a total of 38 and 41 participants for Phase 1 and Phase 2 respectively in 2011/2012. After the completion of this year s scheme, 10 players were selected to join our Youth Development Team. Inter-schools Competition With support from LCSD and Southern District Council in 2009 for the first time, this competition was successfully held again at the Ap Lei Chau Sports Centre on 1 May A total of 16 teams with 63 primary and secondary students took part in the competition. They achieved excellent results. The champion was Wah Yan College Hong Kong, 1st runner-up was St. Stephen s Girl College and 2nd runner-up was Wah Yan College Kowloon. Young Athletes Team :Terrence Tam & BL Cheung (Coordinators), Zoe Ho, Queenie Lai, Tam Lo Cheong, Musa Karamdin and Albert Chu. Warren Kwok Vice President-Development A set of Soft Bowls includes a yellow jack and eight green bowls (four with red marks and four with blue marks) in a handy carry bag

15 Men's Premier League 2011 Men's Premier League 2011 Men Division 1 Champions KBGC-A Lee Ka Ho, Jerry Ng, Wong Chun Yat, Alan Lo, James Cheng, Ye Sui Ying Heron Lau, Raymond Ho, Stanley Lai, Terence Lee, Bernard Leung, Chris Chiu Men Division 1 - Champion Team - KBGC Lee Ka Ho, Stanley Lai, Jerry Ng, Wong Chun Yat Men Division 3 Champions FC-A Stephen Chan, Jimmy So, C.P. So, Eddie Tang, Peter Sin, C.K. Kuan, Ronnie Yip, Tommy Chui C.Y. Yu, K.H. Sin, W.K. Tsang, H.C. Chan Men Division 3 - Champion Team GBLBC Kelvin Cheng, Merrick Chan, Alfred Ng, Chung Kin Wah Division 1 KBGC-A KCC-A HKPBC-A HKFC-A IRC-A GLBC-A VLBC-A KBGC-B TPLBC-A KCC-B Division 2 CCC-A HKFC-B CCC-B STSA-A HKFC-C ILBC-A HKPBC-B CLP-A VLBC-B CLBC-A Division 3 FC-A TMSA-A GBLBC-A CdeR-A AYFP-A USRC-A PDLBC-A HKYDT-A HKFC-D GLBC-B Division 4 FSLBC-A KBGC-C HKCC-A STSA-B LBTC-A CSD-A FC-B HEGSC-A CCC-C HKPBC-C Men Division 2 Champions CCC-A Gary Pun, Imen Tang, Stephen Leung, Jacky Tso, Eric Lam, Allan Fan, Danny Yau, Mendel Ng, Tony Lee, Kelvin Kwai, Marshall To, Lam Chung Lau Jacky Wong, David Tso, Paul Tam (President), Andrew Pau (Convenor), Tony Chok, John Fung Men Division 2 - Champion Team CCC Andrew Chan, John Fung, Marshall To, Lam Chung Lau Men Division 4 Champions FSLBC-A Leung Chi Kwong, Lai Chi Keung, Shum Wing Cheong, Ho Kwok Keung, Yiu Kin Lam, Chan Siu Hung, Chan Hon Wah, Chan Chik Wah, So Chi Chung, Ho Kim Wai See Pak Ki, Lau So, Leung Chi Wing, Lam Chun Man, Lau Chi Ho, Li Chun Kit, See Chung Ki, Leung Chi Yee, Chan Wing Cheung, Mak Ho Chai Men Division 4 - Champion Team KBGC Alan Lo S.K., Tony Chan, Ken Chan, Michael Chan 26 27

16 Men's Premier League 2011 Men's Premier League 2011 Men Division 5 Champions SBSC-A Terence Luk, Patrick Ho, James Chan, Peter Lai, Alfred Chu, Elead Chun, Edward Hung, Yu Man Kei, George Wong Fred Fong, Cadmon Chui, Tse Ming Sang, Murphy Chow, Henri See, Alfred Tong, Nicholas Chan Men Division 5 - Champion Team IRC C.H. Ip, Michael Wong, D.S. Kohli, C.K. Yau, Roderic Yeung Leung Koon Wah Men Division 7 Champions CELBC-A Pang Ping Yiu, So Kwok Hung, Tang Hung Yip, Fan Kwok Keung, Hai Yip Kan, Herbert Tse Wun Chai Leung Kwok Ming, Chung Kam Chor, Law Po Ping, Chan Chi Man, Liddell Li Tze Wai, Wai Tung Hing Men Division 7 - Champion Team HKPBC W.H. Tang, Lee Chi Hang, Dick Pong, Victor Chan Division 5 SBSC-A IRC-B GBLBC-B VLBC-C HKSAP-A USRC-B CLBC-B KCC-C CCC-D HKJC-A Division 6 KBGC-D HKFC-E TPLBC-B CLP-B CdeR-B HKCC-B CCC-E CPLBC-A ILBC-B TMSA-B Division 7 CELBC-A HKPBC-D HEGSC-B AYFP-B SBSC-B KBGC-E TMSA-C KCC-D IRC-C USRC-C Men Division 6 Champions KBGC-D Ho Kwok Chung, Eddie Poon, Michael K.W. Chu, Josiah To, Chum Chi Kin, Fung Kai Yuen, Chan Kai Wang, Hui Ming Wang (Middle) Brian Lee, Joe Dai, John Lau, Gary Koo Albert Chow, Paul Ng, Anthony Luk, Almon Ho, Jason Shin, Kwok Kam Tim Men Division 6 - Champion Team TPLBC Leung Yat Fung, C. C. Mak, Lee Kam Sang, Hui Chi Keung Claudius Lam, Vice President (Technical), was awarded the "Coach Education Award" by the Hong Kong Coaching Committee for his contribution to the development of the coaching system for the Hong Kong Lawn Bowls Association

17 Women's Premier League 2011 Women's Premier League 2011 Division 1 Champions - HKFC-A Connie Wong, Grace Chu, Linda Da Luz, Winnie Au, Alice Antunes, Wong Yee Ming, Josephine Lam, Anne Gately, Karen Li Flora Ni, Wanis Sze, Camilla Leung, Rita Shek, Lydia Yang, Emmie Wong Division 1 Champion Team - HKFC Josephine Lam, Winnie Au, Camilla Leung, Alice Antunes, Karen Li Division 3 Champions CCC-B Christina Chok, Rowena Yuen, Elsie Woo, Tammy Ho, Annie Leung, Karen Chan, Connie Lau, Rita Chan, Miranda Pun, Shirley Tong, Ada Lai, Frieda Leung Anna To, Nancy Lam, Andrew Pau (Convenor), Paul Tam (President), Leung Kwai Ling, Bonnie Lam Division 3 Champion Team - CCC Connie Lau, Tammy Ho, Anna To, Annie Leung, Shirley Tong, Christina Chok Division 1 HKFC-A STSA-A HKFC-B SBSC-A KCC-A KBGC-A FC-A USRC-A CCC-A GLBC-A Division 2 IRC-A VLBC-A AYFP-A ILBC-A HKPBC-A CLBC-A TMSA-A CdeR-A HKFC-C FC-B Division 3 CCC-B GBLBC-A STSA-B KBGC-B KCC-B TPLBC-A SBSC-B CSD-A Division 4 HKYDT-A HKCC-A CdeR-B IRC-B AYFP-B FPLBA-A FSLBC-A USRC-B Division 2 Champions IRC-A Lo Wai Ching, Maple Tai, Daisy Lo, Lynda Lo, Loretta Chan, Florence Leung, Grace Yeung, Ivy Yung Helen Ho, Molly Kwan, D.S. Kohli (Convenor), Selina Suen, Stella Ma Division 2 Champion Team - TMSA Doris Cheng, Joanne Leung, Bell Poon, Cheung Wai Ling, Lee Pik Lin Division 4 Champions HKYDT-A Olivia Yu Christina Yeung, Vivian Yip, Nicole Muk, Tiffany Lau, Crystal Li, Joey Luk, Tiffany Tsui, Charmaine Chan, Yunse Ha, Cherry Tsoi, Angel So, Amy Choi, Andrea Chan, Monica Ho Division 4 Champion Team - CdeR Jackie Lau, Catherine Wong, Cora Ng, Annie Tam 30 31

18 Mixed Fours League 2011 Mixed Fours League 2011 Division A Champion HKYDT-A Michael Cheung, Arthur Lam, Desmond Hau, Anthony So, James Tang, Bosco Li Crystal Li, Angel So, Monica Ho, Tiffany Tsui, Vivian Yip, Andrea Chan Division A Champion Team KBGC Michael Wong K.F., Sandy Sit, Alan Lo, Chris Chiu Division C Champion KBGC-C Terry Lau, Bolly Yim, Heron Lau, Lee Ka Ho, Stanley Lai Bernard Leung, Isaac Ng, Eva Hui, Candy Leung, Christy Li, Raymond Ho Division C Champion Team KBGC Isaac Ng, Eva Hui, Terry Lau, Heron Lau Division A HKYDT-A KBGC-A HKFC-A VLBC-A FC-A LBTC-A IRC-A CdeR-A KCC-A CLBC-A SBSC-A CPLBC-A Division B HKPBC-A HKFC-B CCC-A VLBC-B SBSC-B KBGC-B KCC-B HKSAP-A ILBC-A HKJC-A USRC-A Division C KBGC-C SBSC-C CCC-B HKFC-C HKPBC-B GBLBC-A IRC-B KCC-C WSC-A STSA-A CdeR-B Division D SBSC-D ILBC-B CCC-C HKFC-D HKPBC-C TPLBC-A KCC-D GLBC-A TMSA-A FSLBC-A VLBC-C AYFP-A Division B Champion HKPBC-A Ben Luk, Lee Sze Chung, Andie Cheung, Kelly Lam, May Chu, Bruce Lo Marco Ngai, Andy Chan, Adrian Kwan, Milo Lai, George Leung, Nelson To Division B Champion Team HKPBC Marco Ngai, May Chu, Bruce Lo, George Leung Division D Champion SBSC-D Franky Poon, Sebastian Cheung, Terence Luk, Jerry Ng, Robin Chok, Alex Ng, Kevin Fung Ronna Wong, Leung Loy Fung, Zita Chan, Martin Chiu, Winnie Wong Division D Champion Team HKPBC John Yuen, Jervis Chau, Leung Lai Keung, Sit Shing Shun 32 33

19 Mixed Fours League 2011 Mixed Fours League 2011 Division E Champion CLP-A Kwan Kin Wah, Jimmy Lam, Ho Shun Ying, Lee Ping Tong, Ng Kai Ching, Albert Chu, Pun Chun Wah Fong Kee Cheung, Lam Kin Wah, Aaron Man, Allan Cheung, H.P. Chau Division E Champion Team CLP Aaron Man, Fong Kee Cheung, Lee Ping Tong, H.P. Chau Division G Champion CCC-E Leung Kwai Ling, Elsie Woo, Linda Lee, Daniel Ho, Tammy Ho, Rowena Yuen, Bonnie Lam, Karen Chan, Shirley Tong, W. S. Cheung Linda Pek, Nancy Lam, Andrew Pau (Convenor), Lam Chung Lau, Paul Lee, Tony Lee. Division G Champion Team CLBC Daisy Yu, Li Kit Hung, Ho Kar Yue, Chung Suet Fong. Division E CLP-A HKPBC-D USRC-B HKFC-E FC-B HEGSC-A HKCC-A KBGC-D IRC-C CCC-D AYFP-B STSA-B Division F AYFP-C GLBC-B HKYDT-B CdeR-C TPLBC-B CLBC-B USRC-C CSD-A HKCC-B TMSA-B STSA-C CELBC-A Division G CCC-E CdeR-D CLBC-C CLP-B SBSC-E KBGC-E HKFC-F HKPBC-E FC-C AYFP-D TMSA-C FSLBC-B Division H TKOBC-A STSA-D PDLBC-A TMSA-D HKFC-G VLBC-D SCB-A GBLBC-B CSD-B KBGC-F IRC-D FPLBA-A Dick Li Tang Mei Yee Division F Champion AYFP-C Lui Chin Hong, Danny Wong, Chow Kin Hoi, Chan Kin Tung, O.B.Adem, Kwan Chi Keung, Choi Siu Ching, Yam Tsz Shun Yau Ka Kwong, Sunny Tsui, Flora Wong, Denise Wu, Carol Tse, Tsui Tong Yong Division F Champion Team CdeR P.M. Liu, Catherine Wong, M.T. Leung, Danny Lo Division H Champion TKOBC-A Colin Nam, Alex Cheng, K. T. Fung, Paul Choi, Gary Knowles, Dave Hanson, Barton Chan, Benson Fung, Paul Chow Alfred Pang, Chi Ming Kong, C. S. Suen, James Cheng, Daphne Gohel, Daphne Leung, Joanna Nam, Queenie Yau, C. Y. Yu, William Cheng, Pain Lai, Johnny Ng Division H Champion Team STSA Angel Lam, May Wong, Stanley Ho, George Lam 34 35

20 Men's & Mixed Competitions Event Winner(s) Runner(s)-up Bowler of the Year Raymond Ho (KBGC) C. Y. Yu (FC) Singles Stanley Lai (KBGC) C. Y. Yu (FC) Knock-Out Singles Raymond Ho (KBGC) Danny Ho (KCC) Pairs Ken Chan, Jerry Ng (KBGC) Raymond Ho, James Cheng (KBGC) Pairs Johnny Tsang, C.T. Wong (HKFC) David Tso, Oscar Adem (CCC) Triples M.S. Chung, Eddie Tang, Peter Li (FC) C.S. Suen, M.S. Li, Barton Chan (CLBC) Fours C.W. Leung, Tommy Chui, C.P. So, C. Y. Yu (FC) Terry Chiang, Eric Li, Patrick Lo, Edward Cheng (TPLBC) Indoor Singles Tony Cheung (VLBC) Walter Kwok (HKFC) Champion of Champions Terence Lee (KBGC) Peter Li (FC) Mixed Pairs Amy Chwang, Tony Cheung (VLBC) Daphne Leung, James Cheng (KBGC) Mixed Triples Winnie Au, Camilla Leung, Danny Ho (HKFC) Grace Chu, Robin Chok, Kevin Fung (CCC) Ronson Au Memorial Mixed Fours Daphne Leung, Bernard Leung, Raymond Ho, James Cheng (KBGC) National C.H. Shek, Millicent Lai, Kenny So, W.H. Chau (STSA) Novice Singles Imen Tang (CCC) Neil Herrington (HKFC) Competitions Novice Pairs Alex Kwok, James Ho (CdeR) K.K. So, W.C. Au (GLBC) Aitkenhead Shield Jimmy Chiu, James Keung, K.K. Yeung, Danny Ho, Dickson Ha (KCC) Y.C. Ho, C.H. Tam, W.C. Li, K.Y. Ho (CLBC) IRC Invitation Triples Daisy Lo, Edmond Leung, J.S. Dhillon (IRC) L.L. Shum, Selina Cheung, Oscar Adem (CCC) Under 25 Singles Desmond Hau (HKYDT) James Po (HKYDT) Bowler of the Year Raymond Ho (KBGC) Singles Stanley Lai (KBGC) Pairs Ken Chan, Jerry Ng (KBGC) Competitions Men's & Mixed Triples M.S. Chung, Eddie Tang, Peter Li (FC) Women's Competitions Event Winner(s) Runner(s)-up Bowler of the Year Linda Robertson (KCC) Mercredi Yeung (USRC) Singles Mercredi Yeung (USRC) Helen Cheung (HKPBC) Knock-Out Singles Irene Chow (CCC) Angela Chau (USRC) Pairs Winnie Wai, Fanny Fernandes (USRC) Amy Wong, Sanlia Wong (FC) Pairs Venus Ngai, Linda Robertson (KCC) Tiffiany Tsui, Vivian Yip (HKYDT) Triples P.Y. Chan / Rosa Mok, Flora Wong, Angela Chau, Mercredi Yeung, Hannah Ha Alice Lee (AYFP) (USRC) Fours Michelle Cheng, Lily Chan, Annie Yeung, Pinky Chan, Winnie Au, Camilla Leung, Linda Robertson (KCC) Elizabeth Cormack (STSA) Indoor Singles Vivian Yip (HKYDT) Queenie Lai (SBSC) Champion of Champions Amy Chwang (VLBC) Emmie Wong (HKFC) Novice Singles Vivian Yip (HKYDT) Joanne Leung (TMSA) Novice Pairs Phoebe Ma, Cindy Lau ( KBGC) Joanne Leung, Peggy Tang (TMSA) Aitkenhead Shield Iris Yun, Queenie Lo, Rita Au-Yeung, Alice Ho (FC) Ada Lau, Yettle Soe, Shirley Ma, Candy Leung (KBGC) Under 25 Singles Crystal Li (HKYDT) Vivian Yip (HKYDT) Indoor Singles Tony Cheung (VLBC) Knock-Out Singles Raymond Ho (KBGC) Fours C.W. Leung, Tommy Chui, C.P. So, C. Y. Yu (FC) Pairs Johnny Tsang, C.T. Wong (HKFC) 36 37

21 Men's & Mixed Competitions Women's Competitions IRC Invitation Triples Daisy Lo, Edmond Leung, J.S. Dhillon (IRC) Mixed Pairs Amy Chwang, Tony Cheung (VLBC) Bowler of the Year Linda Robertson (KCC) Knock-Out Singles Irene Chow (CCC) Aitkenhead Shield Jimmy Chiu, James Keung, K.K. Yeung, Danny Ho, Dickson Ha (KCC) Mixed Triples Winnie Au, Camilla Leung, Danny Ho (HKFC) Ronson Au Memorial Mixed Fours Daphne Leung, Bernard Leung, Raymond Ho, James Cheng (KBGC) Singles Mercredi Yeung (USRC) Pairs Winnie Wai, Fanny Fernandes (USRC) Novice Singles Imen Tang (CCC) Under 25 Singles Desmond Hau (HKYDT) Indoor Singles Vivian Yip (HKYDT) Triples P.Y. Chan / Rosa Mok, Flora Wong, Alice Lee (AYFP) Novice Pairs Alex Kwok, James Ho (CdeR) Champion of Champions Terence Lee (KBGC) 38 39

22 Women's Competitions TAYLOR BOWLS Fours Michelle Cheng, Lily Chan, Annie Yeung, Linda Robertson (KCC) The first off the peg sublimated shirts using the latest technology in sublimation. WAVE SHIRTS ACE-TEC JACKET The Ace-Tec jacket is now available in Red adding to our existing popular Blue colour. ELITE TRAINERS Taylors Elite Trainers offer stability during delivery and provide superior support and flexibility, taking bowls footwear to another level. The unique latex inner sole unit massages your feet whilst bowling which compliments the comfort gained by the breathable, absorbent padded lining. LADIES SPORTS TROUSERS By popular request we are introducing a ladies sports trouser. This garment is a jersey style knitted material with a comfortable soft cotton woven into the reverse side, giving extraordinary comfort. LADIES AURORA JACKET Add a subtle hint of colour to your game with the new Ladies Aurora Jacket. RASPBERRY RIPPLE VANILLA SKY Novice Pairs Phoebe Ma, Cindy Lau ( KBGC) enquiry hthornton@theiet.org Joanna Nam Tel or tkobc@yahoo.com.hk Pairs Venus Ngai, Linda Robertson (KCC) THE LEADING BOWLS INNOVATOR FOR OVER 200 YEARS Aitkenhead Shield Iris Yun, Queenie Lo, Rita Au-Yeung, Alice Ho (FC) Under 25 Singles Crystal Li (HKYDT) Novice Singles Vivian Yip (HKYDT) Champion of Champions Amy Chwang (VLBC) 40 41

23 Premier League - Men Winners Division Police Recreation Club 1911 Police Recreation Club 1912 Police Recreation Club 1913 Taikoo Recreation Club 1914 Taikoo Recreation Club 1915 No competition 1916 Taikoo Recreation Club 1917 Taikoo Recreation Club 1918 Taikoo Recreation Club 1919 Taikoo Recreation Club 1920 Kowloon Bowling Green Club 1921 Taikoo Recreation Club 1922 Kowloon Bowling Green Club 1923 Taikoo Recreation Club 1924 Taikoo Recreation Club 1925 Craigengower Cricket Club 1926 Taikoo Recreation Club 1927 Kowloon Dock Recreation Club 1928 Craigengower Cricket Club 1929 Craigengower Cricket Club 1930 Craigengower Cricket Club 1931 Kowloon Cricket Club 1932 Craigengower Cricket Club 1933 Kowloon Cricket Club 1934 Craigengower Cricket Club 1935 Craigengower Cricket Club 1936 Craigengower Cricket Club 1937 Club de Recreio 1938 Club de Recreio 1939 Club de Recreio 1940 Club de Recreio 1941 Craigengower Cricket Club No competition 1948 Club de Recreio 1949 Craigengower Cricket Club 1950 Indian Recreation Club 1951 Indian Recreation Club 1952 Club de Recreio 1953 Club de Recreio 1954 Club de Recreio 1955 Club de Recreio 1956 Kowloon Cricket Club 1957 Craigengower Cricket Club 1958 Club de Recreio 1959 Indian Recreation Club 1960 Kowloon Dock Recreation Club 1961 Craigengower Cricket Club 1962 Club de Recreio 1963 Indian Recreation Club 1964 Craigengower Cricket Club 1965 Club de Recreio 1966 Kowloon Bowling Green Club 1967 Club de Recreio 1968 Indian Recreation Club 1969 Craigengower Cricket Club 1970 Craigengower Cricket Club 1971 Club de Recreio 1972 Club de Recreio 1973 Craigengower Cricket Club 1974 Craigengower Cricket Club 1975 Indian Recreation Club 1976 Indian Recreation Club 1977 Club de Recreio 1978 Club de Recreio 1979 Craigengower Cricket Club 1980 Club de Recreio 1981 Craigengower Cricket Club 1982 Craigengower Cricket Club 1983 Craigengower Cricket Club 1984 Craigengower Cricket Club 1985 Kowloon Cricket Club 1986 Kowloon Cricket Club 1987 Craigengower Cricket Club 1988 Kowloon Cricket Club 1989 Kowloon Cricket Club 1990 Craigengower Cricket Club 1991 Kowloon Cricket Club 1992 Kowloon Cricket Club 1993 Kowloon Bowling Green Club 1994 Craigengower Cricket Club 1995 Kowloon Cricket Club 1996 Hong Kong Football Club 1997 Hong Kong Police Bowling Club 1998 Kowloon Bowling Green Club 1999 Hong Kong Police Bowling Club 2000 Kowloon Cricket Club 2001 Hong Kong Police Bowling Club 2002 Kowloon Cricket Club 2003 Kowloon Cricket Club 2004 Hong Kong Police Bowling Club 2005 Kowloon Bowling Green Club 2006 Hong Kong Football Club 2007 Kowloon Cricket Club 2008 Kowloon Bowling Green Club 2009 Kowloon Cricket Club 2010 Hong Kong Police Bowling Club 2011 Kowloon Bowling Green Club Division Kowloon Dock Recreation Club 1925 Police Recreation Club 1926 Kowloon Cricket Club 1927 Kowloon Cricket Club 1928 Club de Recreio 1929 Taikoo Recreation Club 1930 Civil Service Cricket Club 1931 Kowloon Bowling Green Club 1932 Craigengower Cricketa Club 1933 Craigengower Cricket Club 1934 Indian Recreation Club 1935 Kowloon Bowling Green Club 1936 Kowloon Bowling Green Club 1937 Indian Recreation Club 1938 Club de Recreio 1939 Hong Kong Football Club 1940 Kowloon Bowling Green Club 1941 Kowloon Cricket Club No competition 1948 Club de Recreio 1949 Club de Recreio 1950 Kowloon Cricket Club 1951 Club de Recreio 1952 Kowloon Cricket Club 1953 Club de Recreio 1954 Indian Recreation Club 1955 Taikoo Recreation Club 1956 Kowloon Dock Recreation Club 1957 Craigengower Cricket Club 1958 Filipino Club 1959 Hong Kong Football Club 1960 United Services Recreation Club 1961 Indian Recreation Club 1962 Filipino Club 1963 Hong Kong Football Club 1964 Club de Recreio 1965 Craigengower Cricket Club 1966 Filipino Club 1967 Craigengower Cricket Club 1968 Hong Kong Cricket Club 1969 Craigengower Cricket Club 1970 Hong Kong Football Club 1971 Kowloon Cricket Club 1972 United Services Recreation Club 1973 Indian Recreation Club 1974 Craigengower Cricket Club 1975 Indian Recreation Club 1976 Kowloon Cricket Club 1977 Kowloon Cricket Club 1978 United Services Recreation Club 1979 Hong Kong Football Club 1980 Kowloon Cricket Club 1981 Craigengower Cricket Club 1982 Kowloon Cricket Club 1983 Kowloon Bowling Green Club 1984 Hong Kong Football Club 1985 Indian Recreation Club 1986 Kowloon Cricket Club 1987 Police Officers Club 1988 Kowloon Cricket Club 1989 Royal HK Police Bowling Club 1990 Hong Kong Electric Group Sports Club 1991 Club de Recreio 1992 China Light & Power 1993 Filipino Club 1994 Victoria Lawn Bowls Club 1995 Kowloon Cricket Club 1996 Hong Kong Cricket Club 1997 Indian Recreation Club 1998 Hong Kong Football Club 1999 Hong Kong Football Club 2000 Kowloon Cricket Club 2001 Filipino Club 2002 United Services Recreation Club 2003 Greende Lawn Bowls Club 2004 Club de Recreio 2005 Hong Kong Football Club 2006 Craigengower Cricket Club 2007 Shatin Sports Association 2008 CLP Power Lawn Bowls Club 2009 Shatin Sports Association 2010 Indian Recreation Club 2011 Craigengower Cricket Club Division Civil Service Cricket Club 1938 Kowloon Cricket Club 1939 Club de Recreio 1940 Prison Officers Club 1941 Kowloon Bowling Green Club No competition 1949 Prison Officers Club 1950 Indian Recreation Club 1951 Indian Recreation Club 1952 Kowloon Cricket Club 1953 Indian Recreation Club 1954 Indian Recreation Club 1955 Kowloon Dock Recreation Club 1956 Filipino Club 1957 Club de Recreio 1958 United Services Recreation Club 1959 Indian Recreation Club 1960 Police Recreation Club 1961 Kowloon Bowling Green Club 1962 Craigengower Cricket Club 1963 Indian Recreation Club 42 43

24 1964 HK Police Sports Association 1965 Chinese Lawn Bowls Club 1966 Kowloon Bowling Green Club 1967 Craigengower Cricket Club 1968 Indian Recreation Club 1969 Craigengower Cricket Club 1970 Kowloon Cricket Club 1971 Indian Recreation Club 1972 Stanley Club 1973 HK Police Sports Association 1974 United Services Recreation Club 1975 Stanley Club 1976 HK Police Sports Association 1977 Chinese Lawn Bowls Club 1978 Club de Recreio 1979 Filipino Club 1980 Kowloon Bowling Green Club 1981 Police Officers Club 1982 Hong Kong Football Club 1983 Filipino Club 1984 Victoria Lawn Bowls Club 1985 Police Officers Club 1986 Club de Recreio 1987 Chinese Lawn Bowls Club 1988 Club de Recreio 1989 Victoria Lawn Bowls Club 1990 Indian Recreation Club 1991 Club de Recreio 1992 Royal HK Police Bowling Club 1993 City Lawn Bowls Club 1994 Kowloon Bowling Green Club 1995 Royal HK Police Bowling Club 1996 Hong Kong Football Club 1997 Greende Lawn Bowls Club 1998 United Services Recreation Club 1999 Filipino Club 2000 Hong Kong Police Bowling Club 2001 China Light & Power 2002 H.K. Electric Group Sports Club 2003 Hong Kong Football Club 2004 H.K. Electric Group Sports Club 2005 Hong Kong Police Bowling Club 2006 CLP Power Lawn Bowls Club 2007 The Association of H.K. Yunnan Fellow Provincials 2008 Craigengower Cricket Club 2009 Tai Po Lawn Bowls Club 2010 Island Lawn Bowls Club 2011 Filipino Club Division Victoria Lawn Bowls Club 1984 Kowloon Cricket Club 1985 Chinese Lawn Bowls Club 1986 HK Electric Group Sports Club 1987 Kowloon Cricket Club 1988 Police Officers Club 1989 China Light & Power 1990 Royal HK Police Bowling Club 1991 China Light & Power 1992 Chinese Lawn Bowls Club 1993 Kowloon Bowling Green Club 1994 Craigengower Cricket Club 1995 Hong Kong Football Club 1996 Greende Lawn Bowls Club 1997 Hong Kong Football Club 1998 Correctional Services Department 1999 Greende Lawn Bowls Club 2000 Victoria Lawn Bowls Club 2001 Wayfoong Sports Club 2002 Club de Recreio 2003 Hong Kong Police Bowling Club 2004 Tai Po Lawn Bowls Club 2005 Kowloon Cricket Club 2006 The Association of H.K. Yunnan Fellow Provincials 2007 Planning Department Lawn Bowls Club 2008 Tuen Mun Sports Association 2009 Island Lawn Bowls Club 2010 United Services Recreation Club 2011 Fire Services Lawn Bowls Club Division Greende Lawn Bowls Club 1998 Shatin Sports Association 1999 Hong Kong Jockey Club 2000 Lawn Bowls Training Centre Club 2001 Hong Kong Football Club 2002 Hong Kong Youth Development Team 2003 Lawn Bowls Training Centre Club 2004 Greende Lawn Bowls Club 2005 The Association of H.K. Yunnan Fellow Provincials 2006 Planning Department Lawn Bowls Club 2007 Island Lawn Bowls Club 2008 Craigengower Cricket Club 2009 Fire Services Lawn Bowls Club 2010 HK Electric Group Sports Club 2011 Sea Birds Sports Club Division Fire Services Lawn Bowls Club 2008 Golden Bauhinia Lawn Bowls Club 2009 Sea Birds Sports Club 2010 Indian Recreation Club 2011 Kowloon Bowling Green Club Division Hong Kong Cricket Club 2011 Customs & Excise Lawn Bowls Club Premier League - Men Champion Team Division M. H. Kan, R. Tay, J. Wong, G. A. Souza Jnr. (CCC) 1984 F. Conner, W. A. Rogers, M. McMahon, W. McMahon (USRC) 1985 G. Yam, H. Ardley, J. MacNish, K. Wallis (KCC) 1986 M. Stewart, I. Ho, J. Melbourne, A. Arthur, C. S. Dang (KCC) 1987 L. Parker, G. Murphy, R. L. Brown, M. McMahon (USRC) 1988 M. Stewart, J. Melbourne, A. Arthur, C. S. Dang (KCC) 1989 G. Yam, I. Ho, D. Ho, K. Wallis (KCC) 1990 C. T. Leung, K. S. Cheung, T. Chok, G. A. Souza Jnr. (CCC) 1991 M. Stewart, J. Melbourne, J. Armitage, K. Wallis (KCC) 1992 D. Morgan, C. Imeson, M. Stewart, K. Wallis (KCC) 1993 A. Poynton, S. Thorburn, A. Carstairs, N. Kennedy (KBGC) 1994 M. Wu, B. K. Koh, G. A. Souza Jnr., W. Lai (CCC) 1995 G. Parker, A. Arthur, M. Stewart, K. Wallis (KCC) 1996 W. McMahon, P. Chan, P. Foster, L. Mitchell, G. Knowles (HKFC) 1997 N. To, R. Law, R. Lo, P. Sze (HKPBC) 1998 K. K. Yeung, J. Cheng, R. Lo, S. Chan (HKPBC) 1999 N. Kennedy, W. Ho, C. Nam, K. Pullen (KBGC) 2000 B. L. Cheung, A. Carstairs, A. Lo, T. Chiu (KBGC) 2001 A. Carstairs, B. L. Cheung, T. Chiu, A. Robertson (KBGC) 2002 J. Wong, J. Chiu, K. Lalchandani, P. Texier (KCC) 2003 A. Poynton, A. Robertson, N. Kennedy, G. Knowles (KBGC) 2004 George Leung, K. K. Yeung, Eric Yim, Paul Sze (HKPBC) 2005 Noel Kennedy, Lee Ka Ho, Ken Chan, Gary Knowles (KBGC) 2006 Danny Ho, Bernard Young, H. B. Chan, Wagner Chan (HKFC) 2007 Lee Ka Ho, Warren Kwok, Jerry Ng, Ken Chan (KBGC) 2008 Donald Wu, Danny Ho, Wagner Chan, Bernard Young (HKFC) 2009 Bernard Young, Danny Ho, Wagner Chan, Wing Chan (HKFC) 2010 Heron Lau, Bernard Y.M. Leung, Raymond Ho, Terence Lee (KBGC) 2011 Wong Chun Yat, Jerry Ng, Stanley Lai, Lee Ka Ho (KBGC) Division B. Cosgriff Jnr., D. Jennings, R. Bailey, M. Lawson (HKFC) 1984 B. Porteous, H. Turner, J. Viney, W. Chapman (HKFC) 1985 T. W. Byrnes, W. McCormach, A. R. Gough, A. Maslowicz (KCC) 1986 J. Dobbing, R. Hayes, W. Davison, E. Mottram (HKFC) 1987 R. Fernandes, G. Jack, P. Cummings, I. Tyzzer, D. Blyth (POC) 1988 H. Ross, C. Cheng, K. Melbourne, S. Mansukhani, C. C. Chen (KCC) 1989 Rink of P. Mak (CCC) 1990 D. Bernnan, D. Clunie, G. Roy, G. Hamet, J. Fung (KCC) 1991 J. A. M. Rosa, J. J. Collaco, B. Wong, T. Rozario (CdeR) 1992 M. Chow, N. Wan, K. Wong, K. K. Tsang (FC) 1993 P. Mak, C. T. Leung, H. Hui, K. S. Cheung, L. Tsung (CCC) 1994 W. S. Chan, S. K. Lam, P. Shiu, T. S. Wong (VLBC) 1995 J. Neilson, J. Lunn, M. Swift, B. Fotheringham (HKCC) 1996 C. W. Lam, C. M. Leung, W. M. Lo, C. M. Wong (CLBC) 1997 A. A. Fernandes, K. K. Au, J. da Rosa, C. Lau (CdeR) 1998 C. Glover, N. Cuthertson, I. Marriott, J. Law (HKPBC) 1999 P. Tsao, J. Fung, T. Byrnes, C. C. Leung (KCC) 44 45

25 2000 M. Stephens, J. Fung, T. Byrnes, E. Curlewis (KCC) 2001 Louis D. Y. Chan, Daniel S. H. Fong, K. L. Pong, T. S. Wong (VLBC) 2002 P. Chow, I. C. Un, M. S. Chan, L. C. Tam (GLBC) 2003 P. Chow, M. S. Chan, K. Fung, I. C. Un, P. Chin (GLBC) 2004 Tam Chung Ho, Cheung Kai Hoo, Yung Hing Chiu, Lai Gon Lap (CLBC) 2005 Tony Tong, C. T. Wong, K. H. Wong, Cyril Leung (HKFC) 2006 Stanley Ho, C. W. Leung, David Sze, C. Y. Wong (STSA) 2007 P. T. Lee, S. K. So, C. H. Shek, George Lam (STSA) 2008 Cyril Leung, Johnny Tsang, Raymond Tso, Tony Tong (HKFC) 2009 Alex Cheng, L. C. Tam, Ricky Lai, C. S. Pong (GLBC) 2010 P.T. Lee, Ho Shun Ying, Wong Ying On, K.W. Kwan (CLP) 2011 Marshall To, Andrew Chan, Lam Chung Lau, John Fung (CCC) Division T. W. Mak, R. Liu, A. Tsoi, P. Fung (FC) 1984 T. Yiu, A. Ku, C. S. Mak, D. Cheung (VLBC) 1985 P. Nesbitt, A. Philip, F. Barnes, W. White, S. Kavanagh (POC) 1986 J. Ha, E. Lai, K. K. Au, R. Tai (CdeR) 1987 P. K. Fung, A. Fong, Li Siu Po, K. Y. Ho (CLBC) 1988 A. A. da Luz, B. Wong, J. Rosa, E. M. Rosario (CdeR) 1989 Rink of M. Wong (RHKP) 1990 D. S. Kohli, J. S. Wasan, D. Leung, A. B. Razack (IRC) 1991 V. G. D. da Silva, C. M. B. Antunes, A. A. da Luz, Z. Siqueira (CdeR) 1992 K. Law, B. L. Freeman, S. Chung, J. Lam (CLP) 1993 P. Chow, A. Lam, P. K. Fung, Y. L. Ha (CLBC) 1994 K. Kadir, S. K. Tsang, Y. L. Lee, A. Wu (HEGSC) 1994 T. Chan, C. Leung, T. S. Li, A. Pang (KBGC) 1995 R. Lo, P. Chow, C. Lau, K. H. Chan (RHKPBC) 1996 G. Santos, D. Fung, W. K. Tsang, J. L. Yung (FC) 1997 G. Chan, S. Bugo, R. Lee, R. Tan (FC) 1998 S. K. Tsang, K. T. Cheung, H. L. Cheung, E Leung (HEGSC) 1999 M. Lau, M. Chow, K. Lo, C. M. Lam (FC) 2000 A. Chan, P. Mak, J. Law, P. S. Chow (CCC) 2001 K. H. Cheung, C. H. Ip, C. W. Lam, K. W. Wong (CLBC) 2002 C. K. Ho, C. H. Cheung, C. W. Chan, K. P. Lee (HEGSC) 2003 Y. F. Chiu, N. Chan, K. So, H. S. Chan, H. Y. Yeung (VLBC) 2004 S. K. Ng, C. T. Wong, P. C. Leung, C. C. Ip (HEGSC) 2005 Rico Law, S. S. Sit, Galer To, Larry Ng (HKPBC) 2006 P.T. Lee, K.W. Kwan, Thomas Lee, Man Wing Shek (CLP) 2007 W. P. Leung, Daniel Chung, K. W. Man (CSD) 2008 Chen Shu Huai, Ricky Chan, Patrick Chu, John Fung (CCC) 2009 Eric Li, S. H. Chan, Anthony Hui, Raymond Wu (TPLBC) 2010 Yu Hon Ming, Lee Tak Man, Chan Tak Foo, Leo Li (TMSA) 2011 Merrick Chan, Kelvin Cheng, Chung Kin Wah, Alfred Ng (GBLBC) Division D. Yu, K. Yu, J. Lau, P. Cheung (VLBC) 1984 Y. S. Yiu, K. W. Li, Y. C. Lam, P. Cheung, J. Pau (CCC) 1985 R. Lo, J. Tatham, S. Timms, S. Chalmers (PSRC) 1986 T. Yui, J. Lae, D. Yu, K. Yu (VLBC) 1987 R. Hearder, M. Clarke, J. Taylor, R. Cochrane, D. Weeks (KCC) 1988 W. R. White, P. Ho, K. S. Cheung, K. S. Ng, K. F. Ng, M. Wong (PSRC) 1989 J. Chiu, G. Boardman, S. Lo, J. Lam (CLP) 1990 S. Y. Ho, K. W. Chui, C. K. Fung, K. W. Kwan (CLP) 1991 R. Minns, G. Fielden, B. Throssell, D. Newton (USRC) 1992 I. C. Un, M. Cheng, Y. K. Ha, Y. F. Ha (CLBC) 1993 M. Swift, M. Clarke, R. Hardy, R. Painter (HKCC) 1994 R. Cheung, P. Souza, P. Tam, W. Shum (CCC) 1995 R. Chin, P. Tang, O. Davis, R. Poon (HKFC) 1996 Y. L. Ha, C. H. Chow, Y. K. Ha, C. C. Tsang (GLBC) 1997 S. M. Hassan, D. Chung, E. Kwok, J. Mok, J. Tsang (CSD) 1998 C. K. Ho, K. Y. Lam, C. W. Hang, N. K. Cheung (HEGSC) 1999 Y. K. Lee, W. M. Lau, C. Y. Yeung, L. C. Lai (GLBC) 2000 H. Y. Yeung, C. H. Chiu, W. Ho, Leung Ha (VLBC) 2001 Edmond C. K. Chan, T. F. Chiu, K. W. Lee, Andrew Leung (WSC) 2002 B. Wong, A. A. Da Luz, N. Noronha, D. Yau (CdeR) 2003 H. Lo, P. Chow, V. Chan, S. Chan (HKPBC) 2004 Eric Li, Patrick Lo, Anthony Hui, Terry Chiang (TPLBC) 2005 Mak Chung Wai, Cheung Wai Hung, Ho Hok Lai, Ng Kwok Chi (GLBC) 2006 Yau Ka Kwong, Yu Hon Ming, Danny Wong, Choi Siu Ching (AYFP) 2007 Terence Lee, Kelvin Cheng K. M., Stephen Chan, Barry Lai (LBTC) 2008 Tang Nim Chee, Ken Wong, Chan Chow Wing, Johnny Tsang (HKSAP) 2009 Lincoln Lo, Simon Wong, C. C. Mak, Y. C. Lam (ILBC) 2010 Henry Wai, Raymond Hayat, Roger Ng, Leung Kin Hung (USRC) 2011 Tony Chan, Michael Chan, Alan LO S.K., Ken Chan (KBGC) Division Y. P. Chow, F. W. Luk, P. S. Shiu, C. T. Wong, P. Wong (GLBC) 1998 M. Lam, R. Tang, S. Ho, L. Chu, H. Y. Chan (STSA) 1999 K. F. Li, A. Wong, K. Au, E. Chan (WSC) 2000 H. S. Chan, P. O. Man, Y. F. Chiu, S. O. Chan (VLBC) 2001 Simon Adams, M. K. Chan, George Ma, C. K. Tam (HKFC) 2002 J. Ng, M. Karamdin, H. C. Poon, K. Yan (HKYDT) 2003 K. M. Wu, B. Chow, P. Li, T. H. Wong (LBTC) 2004 Rex Fong, Clement Tsang, Cheng Park Chung, Leung Chun Wo (STSA) 2005 Raymond Chan, Herman Tsang, Leo Lai, Wong Hing Hi (TMSA) 2006 Rex Fong, Chan Kwok Tim, Ivan Pang, Ho Siu Kei (STSA) 2007 Li Ming Sum, S. K. Chow, C. C. Mak, Wong Hing Hi (ILBC) 2008 Cheung Sing Kiu, Pei Kee Cheong, Sin Ka Peng, Andrew Chu (VLBC) 2009 M. C. Wong, Raju Budhrani, Jurg Blaser, Alan Cheung (KCC) 2010 Jurg Blaser, Brian Hoey, Alan Cheung, Y.W. Li (KCC) 2011 C.H. Ip, Michael Wong, C.K. Yau, D.S. Kohli (IRC) Division K. K. Ho, W. C. Chan, C. Y. Leung, K. L. Yiu, C. K. See, P. K. See (FSLBC) 2008 Chan Chung Man, Billy Leung, Patrick Fung, Chu Dat Hon (GBLBC) 2009 Andy Tang, M. K. Yu, Edward Hung, Terence Luk (SBSC) 2010 Michael Wong, Paul Chin, Edmond Leung, Yau Chor Kin (IRC) 2011 Leung Yat Fung, C. C. Mak, Hui Chi Keung, Lee Kam Sang (TPLBC) Division Leung Yan Ming, Allen Chan, Cheung Hiu Lung, M.K. Lao (CPLBC) 2011 W.H. Tang, Lee Chi Hang, Dick Pong, Victor Chan (HKPBC) 46 47

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31 Women Bowler of the Year Year Women Bowler of the Year 2001 Stephanie Chung 2002 Danna Chiu 2003 Grace Chu 2004 Elizabeth Li 2005 Camilla Leung 2006 Queenie Lai 2007 Camilla Leung 2008 Camilla Leung 2009 Danna Chiu, Joanna Nam, Tammy Tham 2010 Anna Chan 2011 Linda Robertson Women National Singles 2001 Stephanie Chung Winifred Luk 2002 Winnie Wai Sally Lau 2003 Grace Chu Peggy Ma 2004 Queenie Lai Rita Shek 2005 Rita Shek Sally Lau 2006 Winnie Wai Rita Shek 2007 Camilla Leung Celena Kwok 2008 Camilla Leung Winnie Wai 2009 Peggy Ma Sanlia Wong 2010 Grace Chu Queenie Lai 2011 Mercredi Yeung Helen Cheung Women National Indoor Singles 2001 Anna Clarke Danna Chiu 2002 Peggy Ma Danna Chiu 2003 Grace Chu Camilla Leung 2004 Grace Chu Queenie Lai 2005 Anna Chan Danna Chiu 2006 Grace Chu Venus Ngai 2007 Grace Chu Tammy Tham 2008 Queenie Lai Grace Chu 2009 Tammy Tham Camilla Leung 2010 Tammy Tham Sanlia Wong 2011 Vivian Yip Queenie Lai Women Champion of Champions 2001 Stephanie Chung Danna Chiu 2002 Flora Wong Angela Chau 2003 Danna Chiu Queenie Lai 2004 Peggy Ma Elizabeth Li 2005 Peggy Ma Rita Shek 2006 Peggy Ma Wanis Sze 2007 Camilla Leung Anna Chan 2008 Anna Chan Tammy Tham 2009 Danna Chiu Flora Ni 2010 Grace Chu Tammy Tham 2011 Amy Chwang Emmie Wong Women Knock-Out Singles 2001 Stephanie Chung Camilla Leung 2002 Stephanie Chung Hannah Ha 2003 Alice Lee Sally Lau 2004 Angela Chau Elizabeth Li 2005 Helena Lai Camilla Leung 2006 Celena Kwok Mercredi Yeung 2007 Angela Chau Zita Chan 2010 Anna Chan Joanna Nam 2011 Irene Chow Angela Chau Women National Pairs 2001 G. Chu, H. Ha W. Wai, S. Chung 2002 J. Nam, D. Chiu D. Lam, C. Wong 2003 F. Lau, W. Wan H. Ko, W. Wai 2004 E. Li, C. Leung H. Ko, W. Wai 2005 D. Leung, W. Sze F. Wong, P. Ma 2006 C. Suen, L. Robertson Q. Lai, E. Li 2007 S. Lee, L. Pek P. Ma, C. Wong 2008 G. Chu, R. Shek A. Chan, B. F. Lau 2009 A. Chau, H. Ha C. Kwok, C. Sheck 2010 T. Tham, W. Sze J. Leung, I. Chow 2011 W. Wai, F. Fernandes A. Wong, S. Wong 2002 H. Ko, W. Wai M. Li, E. Li 2003 M. Li, E. Li P. Ma, A. Lee 2004 W. Wai, S. Chung R. Shek, E. Wong 2005 G. Chu, C. Fung P. Ma, A. Lee 2006 W.M. Chan, J. So F. Lau, S. Chung Women Pairs Women National Triples 2007 S. Suen, E. Cheung C. Kwok, E. Cormack 2008 S. Ng, H. Cheung R. Shek, R. Tsui 2009 S. Ng, H. Cheung W. Au, C. Leung 2010 H. Cheung, S. Ng J. So, D. Ng 2011 V. Ngai, L. Robertson T. Tsui, V. Vip 2001 H. Ko, W. Wai, S. Chung J. Chan, G. Chu, H. Ha 2002 G. Chu, C. Leung, H. Ha M. Curlewis, M. Li, E. Li 2003 G. Chu, C. Leung, H. Ha L. Da Luz, A. Antunes, F. Fernandes 2004 L. Da Luz, A. Antunes, F. Fernandes A. Chan, L. Law, D. Chiu 2005 C. Leung, E. Li, G. Chu D. Chiu, J. Nam, A. Chan 2006 Q. Lai, P. Ma, E. Li S. Chan, H. Lai, E. Cheung 2007 W. Wai, P. Ma, E. Cormack A. Chan, J. Nam, D. Chiu 2008 R. Au Yeung, W. M. Chan, J. So C. Leung, L. Da Luz, E. Wong 2009 A. Chan, J. Nam, D. Chiu C. Kwok, C. Tse, C. Chan 2010 F. Wong, R. Mok, A. Lee D. Lo, F. Leung, W.C. Lo 2011 F. Wong, R. Mok / P.Y. Chan, A. Lee A. Chau, M. Yeung, H. Ha Women National Fours 2001 G. Chu, H. Wee, C. Leung, H. Ha M. Curlewis, J. Law, L. Pek, A. Clarke 2002 A. Chan, M. Ho, S. Karamdin, D. Chiu S. Ng, W. Wong, E. Wong, E. Lo 2003 A. Chau, F. Ho, R. Wong, L. Yeung H. Ko, M. Lau, W. Wai, S. Chung 2004 G. Chu, C. Leung, H. Ha, E. Li S. Ma, L. Chu, H. Abbas, E. Cheung 2005 G. Chu, S. Ou, C. Leung, E. Li C. Leung, E. Leung, A. Chan, W. Sze 2006 Q. Lai, L. Lai, M. Lai, D. Ng W. Wai, P. Ma, H. Ha, E. Li 2007 C. Suen, S. Chan, V. Ngai, S. Karamdin A. Chau, A. Ng, L. Pek, L. Yeung 2008 C. Leung, A. Antunes, L. Da Luz, E. Wong P. Ma, F. Fernandes, C. Chan, J. Leung 2009 S. Ma, L. Poon, J. Nam, D. Chiu H. Ko, M. Yeung, W. Wai, F. Fernandes 2010 P. Wong, C. Suen, W. Wai, F. Fernandes R. Tsui, W. Hui, C. Wong, R. Shek 2011 M. Cheng, L. Chan, A. Yeung, L. Robertson P. Chan, W. Au, C. Leung, E. Cormack Year 2004 Zita Chan 2005 Zita Chan 2006 Tiffany Law 2007 Zita Chan Women Under 25 Singles Winner Year 2008 Olivia Yu 2009 Pinky Chan 2010 Tiffany Tsui 2011 Crystal Li Winner 58 59