Category: Club Monthly Reports

Our month started with the final of the Ladies Charity Triples series of games for 2009/2010. This was played at Almeria against La Mata and finished on a high with three very good wins...

As you are aware Joan and I have just returned back from UK and looking forwardto our bowls and decent weather. I believe at times the weather has been indifferent. This has been good...

This is the last  monthly report report for 2010 written in UK by yours truly with thanks for the information provided by various members including Jim Pike and Sue Mannall. First of all a...

  The winter seaon well and truly began this month with most members returning from UK and our usual amount of regular visiting temporary members all joining forces and playing lots of bowls. On...

Welcome back the Snowbirds and trust you all had a great time wherever you were. The Sunseekers had a satisfying summer season with the normal summer competitions taking place.  The Eleanor McCraw drawn pair’s...

Most ‘Snowbirds have now departed for UK, albeit some were delayed through the aircraft disruption due to the Iceland Volcano fall out. April was fairly quiet apropos club competitions. The ‘new look’ Millennium took...

Our first competition of the month, the Miraflores Open Mixed Pairs was the re-arranged competition that was postponed due to bad weather in December 2009.  There was a good entry with 28 pairs taking...

After a busy January with the many competitions played, February was relativelly quiet with just three main competitions. The men and ladies club singles Dyer Cup and Appleby Vase respectivelly and the mixed pairs,...

First of all a Happy New Year to everyone and trust all members are looking forward to our packed winter/spring period. As I was in UK until 18th January reports on activities taken place...

The last month of a very comprehensive bowling year and trust you have enjoyed reading the monthly reports. If there is anything   that I have missed, I apologise profusely. Unfortunately because of very heavy...