Bowls at the 2004 Commonwealth Youth Games
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| Lawn Bowls at the II Commonwealth Youth Games | |
|---|---|
| Dates | 1 – 3 December |
| Host city | Bendigo, Australia |
| Venue | Bendigo Bowls Club |
| Events | 4 |
| Participation | 28 athletes from 7 nations |
At the 2004 Commonwealth Youth Games, the lawn bowls events were held at Bendigo Bowls club in Bendigo, Australia from 1 to 3 December.[1]
Seven nations took place in boys singles, girls single, mixed doubles, with all scores counting towards an overall team event.
The winners were decided from a round robin format of seven games, with points carried forward to the overall team result. In the singles competition, the first player to score 21 points will win. In the mixed doubles, the team that has amassed the most points over 21 ends will secure the win - draws are possible in this format.[2]
Roster
 Australia |
 Scotland |
 New Zealand |
 England |
 Malaysia |
 Northern Ireland |
 Samoa |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Alex Murtagh Brody Pitham Rebecca Quail Georgia White [3] |
Martyn Rice[4] | Shannon McIlroy Matthew Gallop Clare Hendra Katie Scott[5] |
Sam Tolchard Jamie Chestney Sian Honnor[6] |
Boys Singles
A round robin stage took place to decide the overall winner. All games were played first to 21.[7]
| Rank | Team | Points | Leg Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
 |
Australia |
10 | +37 |
 |
England |
8 | +32 |
 |
New Zealand |
8 | +28 |
| 4 | Scotland |
8 | +6 |
| 5 | Northern Ireland |
4 | -7 |
| 6 | Malaysia |
4 | -21 |
| 7 | Samoa |
0 | -75 |
England 21-17 
Northern Ireland
Malaysia 21-11 
Samoa
New Zealand 21-8 
Scotland
Australia 21-13 New Zealand- England 21-11 Malaysia
- Scotland 21-18 Northern Ireland
- Northern Ireland 21-17 Australia
- New Zealand 21-8 Samoa
- Scotland 21-11 Malaysia
- Australia 21-8 Samoa
- Scotland 21-17 England
- New Zealand 21-13 Northern Ireland
- Australia 21-15 England
- Northern Ireland 21-10 Samoa
- New Zealand 21-11 Malaysia
Girls Singles
A round robin stage took place to decide the overall winner. All games were played first to 21.[8]
| Rank | Team | Points | Leg Difference |
|---|---|---|---|
|
Malaysia |
10 | +37 |
|
Australia |
8 | +37 |
|
New Zealand |
8 | +35 |
| 4 | Scotland |
8 | +12 |
| 5 | England |
6 | +6 |
| 6 | Northern Ireland |
2 | -39 |
| 7 | Samoa |
0 | -88 |
- England 21-12 New Zealand
- Malaysia 21-17 Australia
- Scotland 21-15 Northern Ireland
- Australia 21-5 Northern Ireland
- New Zealand 21-4 Samoa
- Scotland 21-19 Malaysia
- New Zealand 21-9 Australia
- Malaysia 21-19 England
- Northern Ireland 21-11 Samoa
- Australia 21-18 Scotland
- England 21-7 Samoa
- New Zealand 21-14 Northern Ireland
- England 21-14 Northern Ireland
- Malaysia 21-8 Samoa
- New Zealand 21-6 Scotland