Bowls England National Championships (women's triples)

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The women's triples is one of the events at the annual Bowls England National Championships.^[1]^[2]

Venues

1933 (Blackheath & Greenwich Club)
1934–1934 (Balham Constitutional Bowls Club)
1935–1936 (Pitshanger Park, Ealing)
1937–1974 (Wimbledon Park)
1975–present (Victoria Park, Royal Leamington Spa)

Past winners

More information Year, Champion ...

Year	Champion	Club	County	Runner-up	Club	County	Ref
1933	Morton, Rodgers, Louisa King	Waddon Residents	Surrey		Hilly Fields	Kent	^[3]
1934	May Soppitt, Mabel Damon, Mrs Brown	Strawberry Hill	Middlesex	Mrs Kingston	Gravesend	Kent	^[4]
1935	G .F Barnes, Mrs E. M Privett, Ethel Tigg	Waddon Residents	Surrey	Mrs Ling	Preston Park Brighton	Sussex	^[5]
1936	G. F. Barnes, Mrs E. M Privett, Ethel Tigg	Waddon Residents	Surrey	Pryke, Stephenson, Miss Mitchell	Colchester	Essex	^[6]
1937	Mrs Crawford, Mrs Excel, Mrs Dennis	Bristol Pageant	Gloucs	Williamson, Gower, Smith	Blackheath	Kent	^[7]
1938	Mrs Cale, Burge, Elliott	Beach Park Worthing	Sussex	Williamson, Gower, Smith	Forest Hill	Kent	^[8]
1939	Hole, Nelson, Thorne	Wokingham	Berks & Bucks	Mrs Wills, Mrs Lodge, Miss Huggett	Cavendish Eastbourne	Sussex	^[9]
1940–1945 No competition due to war
1946	Isaac, Blay, Osey	Oxford City	Berks & Bucks	B Bigley, G Bigley, Mrs Jones	Letchworth	Herts	^[10]
1947	Mrs A. Gadbury, Mrs N. Davis, Mrs G. Martin	Ardagh	Gloucs	Mrs Tanner, Mrs Rook, Mrs Nye	Tunbridge Wells	Kent	^[11]
1948	Horn, Slade, Tolchard	Torquay	Devon	Linney, Cooke, Wolsey-Smith	Wimbledon Park	Surrey	^[12]
1949	G. Beck, W. A. Collins, H. L. Karn	Dorchester	Dorset	Gibbons, Clark, Rowe	Stretham Park	Cambs	^[13]
1950	Joyce Bettridge, Gertrude Bowyer, Winifred Jarrett	Norwood Green	Middx	Foster, Dassell, Wright	Motspur Park	Surrey	^[14]
1951	Finch, Whitfield, Rivers	Hurst	Berks & Bucks	Green, Wilson, Fisher	Torquay	Devon	^[15]
1952	Rosetta Capstick, Carvell, Green	Gunnersbury	Middx	Ainsley, Gallagher, Mills	Beach Park	Sussex	^[16]
1953	W. Murdoch, M. Dawes, Garner	Bournemouth	Hants	R. Howe, Skinner, Archer	Greyfields	Durham	^[17]
1954	M. Speight, B. A. Calvert, E. Walker	Wallsend	Northumb	Bayley, Eveleigh, Norah Crees	City of Exeter	Devon	^[18]
1955	Mrs L.A. Linney, Mrs T. C. Purkiss, Mrs W. Jackson	Wimbledon Park	Surrey	Osbourne, Bolt, Dorothy Payne	Dorchester	Dorset	^[19]
1956	R Clarke, W Dyos, L Merry	Egham	Surrey	J. Smallbone, K. Riley, D. King	Broadway	Worcs	^[20]
1957	C Tyler, A Wrigglesworth, D Hyland	Bexhill	Sussex	Annie May Pummell, Rose Excell, Bessie Burden	Ashford	Kent	^[21]
1958	Lily Scott, Marian Howe, Marjorie Marshall	Barnes Park	Durham	J Brittain, M Cobb, E Barton	St Neots	Cambs	^[22]
1959	Winifred Hall, E McCree, W Lambert	Culver Stanmore	Middx	D E Marshall, E A Frost, Ena Buckland	South Norwood	Surrey	^[23]
1960	D Hamer, Mary Shoesmith, Pamela Sawyer	Canoe Lake	Hants	G I Cozens, D Christopher, S Dickson	Dorchester	Dorset	^[24]
1961	D Penicud, G Foreman, G Wood	Windsor & Eton	Berks	A M Child, E Marvin, E A Grewcock	Earl Shilton	Leics	^[25]
1962	Lilian Bufton, L Randall, Minnie Powell	Tally Ho	Warks	K Redrup, H Biggs, G Barnard	Princes Risborough	Bucks	^[26]
1963	K Hedges, M Tildesley, V Hehges	Droitwich	Worcs	Margaret Green, Joan Colley, Joyce Hill	Torbay	Devon	^[27]
1964	Ivy Kelly, Marjorie Newbury, Winnie Hollow	Newton Abbot	Devon	T Wickenden, E Rawlinson, D L Wagstaff	Prittlewell	Essex	^[28]
1965	F Sharp, M McCarthy, M Blick	Maidenhead	Berks	V Corner, F Bulmer, L Truby	Bowburn	Durham	^[29]
1966	W Anderson, J Mills, Joan Sparkes	Falcon Chelmsford	Essex	M Kent, E Wright, H Baker	Mellows Park	Surrey	^[30]
1967	H Garner, O Marshall, Ena Buckland	South Norwood	Surrey	E Hindes, Mavis Cripps, E Strachan	Dovercourt	Essex	^[31]
1968	Lois Robertson, V Stevens, Mavis Steele	Watling Association	Middx	S Symonds, A Wyand, H Eglington	County Arts	Norfolk	^[32]
1969	M Blanch, G Taylor, J V Howes	Bognor Regis	Sussex	M Collins, J Lang, G Patten	Ilminster	Somerset	^[33]
1970	P Briggs, B Coombs, I Mouland	Moordown	Hants	M Spears, O Walkley, M Waterstone	Burton House	Lincs	^[34]
1971	I Cassidy, E Dean, C Gosling	Ilford	Essex	M Gooding, E Whitworth, D Rowland	Madeira Exmouth	Devon	^[35]
1972	P Carrot, W Anderson, Joan Sparkes	Central Park	Essex	L Warren, M Brooks, D Theaker	Bulwell	Notts	^[36]
1973	Parsons, B Taylor, M Welling	Atherley	Hants	B Gardiner, M Parry, M Perrett	Devizes	Wilts	^[37]
1974	R Ley, Margaret Lockwood, Irene Molyneux	Oxford City & County	Oxon	W March, E Dunn, M Sschacht	Shildon	Durham	^[38]
1975	Gwen Davis, Kathy Saill, Edith Howe	Cheltenham Spa	Glocs	Pat Page, Viv Chantler, Gladys Savage	Owls	Herts	^[39]
1976	Beryl Colgate, Pat White, Christine Wessier	Raynes Park	Surrey	Kate Stoten, Jane Fisher, Mary Thorne	Maulden	Beds	^[40]
1977	Penny Kauz, Olive Williams, Muriel Momber	Bristol St Andrews	Glocs	Beryl Colgate, Pat White, Christine Wessier	Raynes Park	Surrey	^[41]
1978	May Martin, Betty Ansell, Danny Danvers	Western Park	Leics	E Croft, Gladys Matthews, Madeline Gooding	Madeira	Devon	^[42]
1979	Bernice Trafford, Margaret Lockwood, Irene Molyneux	Oxford City & County	Oxon	Pearl Selwyn, Brenda Dingley, Phyllis Derrick	Magdalen Park	Surrey	^[43]
1980	Ann Tucker, Sylvia Goodenough, Doreen Fletcher	Fleet	Hants	Patsy Dance, Kay Rouse, Jess Millard	Shanklin	IOW	^[44]
1981	June Searle, Irene Briggs, Margaret Poots	Greenhill	Dorset	Anna Gordon, Sylvia Perkins, Ellen West	Bellingham	Kent	^[45]
1982	Joyce Jones, Marie Clark, Norma Shaw	Ropner Park	Durham	Margaret Cracknell, Brenda Tuck, Betty Pullen	Wymondham Dell	Norfolk	^[46]
1983	Trudy Tull, Ann Stone, Doris Cave	Blackheath & Greenwich	Kent	Joyce Jones, Marie Clark, Norma Shaw	Ropner Park	Durham	^[47]
1984	Gwen Rochester, Mary Atkinson, Barbara Fuller	Broomfield	Middx	Ruby Airey, Iris Lawson, Joyce Hull	Spennymoor	Durham	^[48]
1985	Betty Jacob, Wendy Line, Enid Fairhall	Southampton	Hants	Kath Adams, Sigrid Thomas, Maureen Edwards	Rugby Thornfield	Warks	^[49]
1986	Joyce Collinson, Ann Jones, Mary Price	Burnham	Bucks	Sue Swatland, Pip Green, Dorothy Lewis	Oadby	Leics	^[50]
1987	Eileen Vigor, Joyce Richards, Maureen James	Croydon	Surrey	J Gurney-Read, M Alstead, E Smith	Norfolk CC Staff	Norfolk	^[51]
1988	Joyce Collinson, Ann Erridge, Mary Price	Burnham	Bucks	S McNeil, Lucy Brownlie, Mavis Steele	Sunbury Sports	Middx	^[52]
1989	Christine Webb, Jenny Andrews, Jayne Roylance	North Walsham	Norfolk	Barbara Bridge, Sylvia Offler, Mavis Osbourne	Sherwood	Notts	^[53]
1990	Ann Haywood, Jill Ward, Shirley Page	Baldock	Herts	Ann Bellamy, Cath Smith, Sheila Wilson	North Scarle	Lincs	^[54]
1991	Audrey Mainwaring, Greta Winstone, Irene Molyneux	Oxford City & County	Oxon	Mary Taylor, Margaret Fellows, Edna Bessell	Yeovil	Somerset	^[55]
1992	Gill Blackmore, Katherine Hawes, Sylvia Rogers	Oxford City & County	Oxfordshire	Janet Marshall, Sheila Sewell, Pam Wynn	Chesterton	Cambs	^[56]
1993	Wendy Buckingham, Val Haste, Jill Polley	Great Baddow	Essex	Nora Hall, Amy Gowshall, Christine Gowshall	Park Avenue Grimsby	Lincs	^[57]
1994	Chris Winter, Pam Garden, Doreen Hankin	Egham	Surrey	Elizabeth Swadling, Pat Jose, Judith Reynolds	Penryn	Cornwall	^[58]
1995	Joyce Morgan, Sue Ritchie, June Larter	Chesterton	Cambs	Rita Payne, Mary Watson, Carol Clarke	Northfleet	Kent	^[59]
1996	Audrey Mainwaring, Greta Winstone, Irene Molyneux	Oxford City & County	Oxon	Jean Morris, Cath Smith, Jill Edson	Lincoln Park	Lincs	^[60]
1997	Margaret Nester, Margaret Walters, Dorothy Briars	Skegness	Lincs	Pat Rist, Sylvia Rogers, Sue Lacey	Oxford City & County	Oxon	^[61]
1998	Liz Tunn, Jenny Nicholson, Brenda Brown	Colchester	Essex	Jenny Whitlock, Maureen Monkton, Edna Bessell	Yeovil	Somerset	^[62]
1999	Carol Double, Dorothy Vincent, Carol McGrail	Temple	Surrey	Jean Sanderson, Anne Whittaker, Sandra White	Wooler	Northumb	^[63]
2000	Margaret Lawrence, Sian Maylin, Caroline Duarte	Magdalen Park	Surrey	Rita Moore, Carol Nichols, Dorothy Bannister	Kingscroft	Leics	^[64]
2001	Yvonne Wallington, Wendy King, Linda Ryan	Civil Service	Kent	Eileen West, Pam Lewis, Audrey Height	Rushden Town	Northants	^[65]
2002	Donna Marples, Jessie Hague, Pauline Marples	Blackwell	Derbyshire	Dawn Soughton, Joan Balding, Freda Shaw	Spalding Town	Lincs	^[66]
2003	Sheila Phillips, Linda Smith, Sharon Parnell	Plymouth City Bus	Devon	Yvonne Sheldon, Kathleen Draper, Lynne Mountain	Lincoln Park	Lincs	^[67]
2004	Jean Meneely, Freda Linberry, Wendy Davies	Field Place	Sussex	Lynne Whitehead, Pauline Marples, Jean Baker	Blackwell	Derbyshire	^[68]
2005	Sarah Newsom, Val Newsom, Catherine Popple	Peterborough	Hunts	Beryl Vickory, Dorothy Gardner, Cynthia May	Bude	Cornwall	^[69]
2006	Lynne Whitehead, Pat Oliver, Jean Baker	Blackwell	Derbyshire	Pat Walker, Linda Parker, Maureen Walker	Clarence Gardens	Yorks	^[70]
2007	Dorothy Bowers, Sue Alexander, Ellen Falkner	City of Ely	Cambs	Veronica Battersby, Joyce Hadfield, Joan Rees	St Austell	Cornwall	^[71]
2008	Carole Galletly, Stella Amos & Caroline Campion	Banbury Central	Oxon	Dorothy Bowers, Sue Alexander & Ellen Falkner	City of Ely	Cambs	^[72]
2009	June Wilson, Di Wilson & Penny Strong	Dunholme	Lincolnshire	Carol Gaskins, Donna Grant & Katherine Hawes	Oxford City & County	Oxon	^[72]
2010	Helen Mason, Jo Skelton & Kerry Bowley	Stute	Derbyshire	Margaret Watts, Rebecca Wigfield & Sharon Hall	Desborough	Northants	^[72]
2011	Ruth Rogers, Sophie Tolchard & Natalie Melmore	Kings Torquay	Devon	Jean Barwise, Sheila Dixon & Liz Garrity	Croft	Cumbria	^[72]
2012	Debbie Baker, Judy Banes & Amy Banes	Sheerness St George's	Kent	Sally Gilbert, Helen Moore & Jane Porter	Didcot	Berkshire	^[72]
2013	Kathleen Bowe, Eleanor Gass & Nicola Bowe	Wigton	Cumbria	Carole Galletly, Stella Amos & Caroline Campion	Banbury Central	Oxon	^[72]
2014	Helen Jones, Lorraine Kuhler & Sian Honnor	Homefield PaArk	Sussex	Lorraine Hume, Mary Williams & Denise Hodd	Polegrove	Sussex	^[72]
2015	Jenny Mitchell, Kimberley Tift & Jenny Dowers	Leighton Buzzard	Beds	Di Hurst, Jan Everitt & Pa Walker	Birstall	Leics	^[72]
2016	Sophie Tolchard, Lorraine Hackett & Natalie Chestney	Kings Torquay	Devon	Sharmista Patel, Maureen Vandrau & Margaret Smith	Sutton	Surrey	^[72]
2017	Chris Mitchell, Julie Jones & Alison Fail	Purton	Wiltshire	Terrie Wombwell, Liz Munro & Janet Eames	Dukeries	Notts	^[73]
2018	Sharmishta Patel, Maureen Vandrau & Margaret Smith	Sutton	Surrey	Margaret Watts, Katie Smith & Rebecca Wigfield	Desborough	Northants	^[74]
2019	Julie Leake, Bridget Hodder & Penny Cresswell	Poole Park	Dorset	Sharmishta Patel, Maureen Vandrau & Margaret Smith	Sutton	Surrey	^[75]
2020 No competition due to COVID-19 pandemic							^[76]
2021	Harriet Stevens, Sophie Tolchard & Emma Cooper	Kings Torquay	Devon	Charlotte Emanuel, Kat Hornbrook & Zoe Hollins	Milford	Surrey	^[77]
2022	Denise Hodd, Rachel Mackriell & Nina Allbut	Polegrove	Sussex	Helen Lewis-Wall, Sally-Ann Lewis-Wall & Jamie-Lea Winch	Kingscroft	Leics	^[78]
2023	Sophie Tolchard, Nicole Rogers, Harriet Stevens	Kings Torquay	Devon	Rachel Gingell, Kelly Jenkins & Pam Garden	Egham	Surrey	^[79]
2024	Louise Whyers, Penny Strong & Annalisa Dunham	Burton House	Lincs	Rebecca Willgress, Christine Rednall & Katherine Rednall	Norfolk BC	Norfolk	^[80]
2025	Ruby Philpott, Chelsea Spencer & Amy Pharaoh	Cleethorpes	Lincs	Donna Grant, Katherine Hawes-Watts & Lorraine Kuhler	Headington	Oxfordshire	^[81]

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