Bowls England National Championships (men's senior singles)

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The men's senior singles is one of the events at the annual Bowls England National Championships.[1]

The event is for men aged 55 and over on 1 April in the year of competition. Until 1988 it was for over 60s.[2]

Past winners

More information Year, Champion ...
Year Champion Club County Runner-up Club County Score Ref
1974V. E. BullockHants
1975Ted WoodSunningdaleBerks[3]
1976Sid AndrewsRoystonHertsA. BlytheCounty ArtsNorfolk21–20[4]
1977H. V. WisdomNorfolk
1978Fred SummersWorcesterWorcs[5][6]
1979F. JamesNorthumb
1980B. WalkerDevon
1981H. W. J. ClarkeWiltsTony van SpallWarwicks–[7]
1982C. BusseyNorthants
1983E. R. BundyHantsJ. StoneLincs21–14[8]
1984Reg TheobaldWembleyMiddxSandy Watt MorlandsMorlandsSom21–14[9]
1985Reg TheobaldWembleyMiddxKen TerrisCounty OfficersKent21–17[10]
1986
1987Dennis NichollsKirkley ParkSuffolkRoy RickardPlymstockDevon21–18[11]
1988Geoff ReadmanWorcester Co-opWorcsBernard SeabourneNewquayCornwall21-19[12][13]
1989David Bryant CBEClevedonSomBarney FernandesSwindonWilts25-23[14][15]
1990David Bryant CBEClevedonSomAlf ChambersEyeSuffolk25-13[16][17]
1991Peter TowersFitz Park, KeswickCumbriaDennis HiltonLarsenEssex21-5[18]
1992Peter PicknellFeltham Ex-ServicemenMiddxBill FrancisWatfordHerts21-13[19]
1993Jack DaviesTarring PriorySussexAllan HallWatfordHerts21-18[20]
1994Terry JamesThrapstonNorthantsC. J. LeesWoburn SandsBucks21-4[21]
1995Robin WaltersRedruthCornwallJack FergusonAngus SportsNorthumb21-20[22]
1996Gary TyasTonghamSurreyEddie FurzeClevedon PromenadeSom21-18[23]
1997Colin HaydonSwindon WestlecotWiltsColin OwenTunbridge WellsKent21-14[24]
1998David RichardsonRoebuckHertsPeter GurneyPrioryBeds21-15[25]
1999Peter LineAtherleyHantslan MayneActon BridgeLancs21-15[26]
2000Barney FernandesSwindonWiltsTerry JamesThrapstonNorthants21-15[27]
2001Anthony BishopMetropolitan PoliceKentMichael HaywoodKingscroftLeics21-17
2002Barney FernandesSwindonWiltsKevin PhilipBoscombe CliffHants21-7
2003Barrie ForseGreyfriarsGlosGraham SkinnerOttershawSurrey21-18
2004Dave PerrinFalmouthCornwallGeoffrey GreenWolveyWarks21-12
2005Barry StoneVCDKentIan MackenzieWaverleyHants21-9
2006John HainesDesborough TownNorthantsIan BrewsterWorksop Cricket & SCNotts21-13
2007John KellyPlymouth Civil ServiceDevonJohn WitcombeBrierley ParkNotts21-14
2008Graham SkinnerOttershawSurreyAlan TaylorG B BrittonGlocs21-13
2009Bill WardLeamington SpaWarksIan WrightMaidenhead TownBerks21-9
2010Colin WhiteheadHeadingtonOxonJoe StevensEpsomSurrey21-17
2011Mike McDonaghCheamSurreyDuncan McGovernBathSom21-10
2012Bill CrittleWadhurstSussexBob WoodBoltonLancs21-15
2013Ricky GallagherCarlisle SubscriptionCumbriaMick EvansNewport PagnellBucks21-5
2014David SnellWootton BassettWiltsJim MarslandAldershot TractionHants21-7
2015Kevin PhillipsTopshamDevonDavid DrewSt AustellCornwall21-13
2016Grant BurgessChester RoadWorcsStuart EvansShaldonDevon21-15
2017Norman CoadCarnon DownsCornwallMartin ButchersPlessey RadarIOW21–16
2018Gordon WilliamsCornardSuffolkAlec AtkinsonHeaton HallLancs21–6
2019Neil FarnishGerrards CrossBucksStuart EvansShaldonDevon21–16[28]
2020 No competition due to COVID-19 pandemic[29]
2021Grant BurgessChester RoadWorcsGrant OsborneSandy ConservativeBeds21–17[30]
2022Jerry RumballGarstonHertsGraham AshbyNuneatonWarks21–16[31]
2023Steve PoynerVines ParkWorcsGraham AshbyNuneatonWarks21–3[32]
2024Ken WeylandSt. LawrenceKentAndrew SquireMaldonEssex21–13[33]
2025Kevin BoneLyndhurstDurhamChris HanslipBlossom WayLincs21–18[34]
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