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22 hours ago
What a wild weekend of weather its been!
Due to this, Kevin's still in Nelson.
This means that our catch up won't be today, but tomorrow.
Stay tuned! ... See MoreSee Less
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2 days ago
The field is set and the stage is ready for the quarter finalists at the Stoke Stakes Men's Pairs in Nelson tomorrow. With their eyes fixed firmly on the $10,000 winners' cheque up for grabs, which combination will go all the way. Tune in to the Stoke Bowls Facebook page for live stream coverage on Sunday from 8.30am.Post section draw for the Stoke Stakes Mens Pairs tomorrow, we’re in action from 8.30am tomorrow! ... See MoreSee Less
Good luck Paul Matheson tommrw mate
Paul Matheson👏👏👏
Good luck archie
Good luck Paul and Stephenie BullockBullock's other half hehe
Is that u uncle Bill Stewart?
4 days ago
What a way to spend a Friday afternoon, the Stoke Bowls Stoke Stakes! Make sure to follow them on Facebook so you get the alerted when they are LIVE. ... See MoreSee Less
I would like to watch this but I can't watch those weird bowls coming into the head. Such a shame they were ever made like that. What is wrong with bowlers sticking to something that has worked for years. I guess modern is the trend now. Disappointed.🥺
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4 days ago
What a night of Bowls3Five LIVE at New Lynn tonight . . . Blackjack Gary Lawson and his Elmwood Park Saints' side are no longer unbeaten, back to back losses throwing the competition wide open heading in to Week 4. Congratulations to Stoke Bowls and Bowls Hinuera for their winning efforts this evening. ... See MoreSee Less
5 days ago
Tune in on Monday for a catch up with our CEO Mark Cameron!
We're changing up the time so make sure you 'follow' us and don't miss it.
If you have any questions please be sure to send us a PRIVATE MESSAGE before that date.
IMPORTANT NOTE:
Only questions that have been sent to us via direct message and in advance will be considered, as we will not be taking ANY questions from comments during the live interview. ... See MoreSee Less
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5 days ago
Four games, four wins . . . can anyone beat the Elmwood Park Saints? Find out tomorrow as they take on Stoke Thunder and the Hinuera Heat. Congratulations to the Elmwood Park Saints, MLT Gore Rams and the Stokes Valley Vipers on their winning efforts tonight. ... See MoreSee Less
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6 days ago
No tie-breakers required on the opening night of week three's Bowls3Five Live, with the Stokes Valley Vipers' trio and reigning champions Pt Chevalier Pirates finding their winning groove early on, putting their opposition away in straight sets. Congratulations to the Stokes Valley Vipers and Pt Chevalier Bowls on your respective wins. ... See MoreSee Less
Not having a time limit is slowing everything down. Someone ecplain to the director we would like to see the bowl start and finish. Why cant they show the bowl all the way down and show bowler in square at the top of screen.
1 week ago
A big shout out and congratulations to Johnsonville’s Tannith Potgieter on her achievement as College Sport Wellington (CSW) Bowls Player of the Year (female).
Representing Samuel Marsden Whitby, Tannith received her award at Sunday’s annual CSW Awards’ Dinner at the Te Rauparaha Arena in Porirua.
In the last 12 months, Tannith has been selected in both the Junior and Senior Wellington representative sides, also featuring in the Tararua Quad, WKWM and 1-5 Hex squads.
Yet another up and coming Wellington charge to keep an eye on in seasons to follow.
Congratulations Tannith Potgieter. ... See MoreSee Less
Well done xxx
Congratulations and well done xxx
Congratulations Tannith.
Congrats Tannith..👌👍
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1 week ago
For those who wish to watch Debbie White in the final, make sure you are following the Bowls Australia Facebook page so that you get the notification when they are LIVE.
Start time in the shared post below.
Go Deb!🇦🇺 AUSSIES THROUGH TO BOTH FINALS 🇦🇺
🚨 Live streaming of the 2019 World Singles Champion of Champions concludes tomorrow from 11:30am AEDT in Adelaide, SA. ... See MoreSee Less
Congrats Debbie keep up the good work tomorrow all the best All of us at stoke bowling club will be supporting you Regards Lloyd and Rhonda Bellis
Go Debbie all NZ are behind you
1 week ago
New Zealand's Debbie White will go for gold against her Australia counterpart Kylie Whitehead in tomorrow's women's final at the World Champion of Champion Singles in Adelaide.
Holding off a strong semi-finals contest from England's Sophie Tolchard, White progressed through with a near-perfect tie-breaker, defeating Tolchard 5-0 after picking up the first set, 9-3.
A second set loss put Tolchard right back in contention, however White, as she has shown time and time again during this campaign, was up for the fight and gave it everything to move one game away from being a world singles champion.
The final will take place at 11.30am (Adelaide time) and will likely be live-streamed by Bowls Australia.
One to go Debbie - we're all behind you champ. 🇳🇿 ... See MoreSee Less
Well done Debbie 👌👍😀
Great stuff Debbie, one more game and you are there. Will be watching .
good luck debbie
OK Deb that special car park at Hinny HQ looks odds on now all the best for the final. Trevor and Dayvinia and all the bowlers in the Gisborne East Coast and Wairoa bowls fratetnity.
Well done deb
I’ve always thought you were world class. Watched you at Nelson last year!
Well done Debbie. Go for it🤗👍
Go Debbie Will be streaming it to the big screen at Bikenhead
Go well Debbie!! Great stuff!!
Go girl!
Well done go nz
Well done Debbie from all of us at the Mercury Bay Bowling Club
Good luck for the final
Your awesome girl keep it up 🖒👏💕
well done debbie good luck for final
You go girl.
Absolutely awesome well played Debbie all for you 👍👏🌹💐
Good luck Debbie 🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀
Go deb
Go hard debbie
Does anyone have the link to live stream the game?
Go Debbie 👍
Good luck Debbie we are all behind you
Good bowling Debbie
All the way Debbie. Go for Gold👏
1 week ago
World Ch. of Ch Singles - Day Five
New Zealand representative Debbie White has topped her section at the World Champion of Champion Singles in Adelaide, advancing through to the semi-finals on Saturday afternoon.
A stellar qualifying campaign saw White drop only one game from nine starts, with all other eight fixtures resulting in a win – most memorably against 2017 winner and Welsh world pairs’ champion Laura Daniels.
Her efforts, rounded out with a tie breaker win opposite Scotland’s Laura Welsh, (4-9, 15-2, 3-1) and a straight sets win against Malaysia’s Nur Fidrah Nor, (9-5, 8-7) in the final rounds of Day 5, will now see White await the winner of South Africa’s Esme Kruger and England’s Sophie Tolchard in Saturday’s semi-final.
The other women’s elimination final will see Daniels take on Norfolk Island’s Shae Wilson, with the winner progressing through to a semi-finals match-up opposite Australia’s Kylie Whitehead.
Meanwhile, New Zealand men’s representative Taylor Horn’s world campaign has come to an end, the Kiwi unable to push in to the section’s top three to keep his hopes alive.
Early round losses to Hong Kong China’s Tony Cheung (Round 1), England’s Louis Ridout (Round 2) and a loss to Scotland’s Mark O’Hagan (Round 12) proved too expensive for Horn, with O’Hagan topping the section and Ridout and Cheung both progressing through to the elimination finals, placing second and third respectively.
However, despite missing out on the business end of the competition, the 22-year-old rounded out a strong campaign defeating Spain’s Ian Kenyon in a tie-break win in the final round of section play, Horn registering seven wins from eleven starts.
White’s semi-final is scheduled to get underway from 2pm (Adelaide time), with Bowls Australia planning to provide live-stream coverage throughout the weekend.
Good luck Debbie White, give it heaps. 🇳🇿 ... See MoreSee Less
Great stuff, 👍🤗
Go you
Well done keep it going xx
Good luck Debbie
Great Debbie
Go Deb's good luck
Good stuff Debbie 👌👍
Great stuff Debbie. Keep the heat on.
Keep it up Debbie. It's all yours!! 👍😀
You can do it Debbie and go all the way To be our world WOMEN'S CH OF CH SINGLES .
Go get it Debbie
Great bowling keep it up 👏
Good bowling today Debbie you have done amazing keep going xxx
Great Bowling Debbie, all the best for Semi's and Final.
You go girl,give them a taste of kiwi 👍🤞👌
Good luck Debbie in your semi-final.
Go HARD girl. 🙏🤞🍀
👍👍👍
Your turn to shine again Deej. Go hard girlfriend and keep the focus
You go girl!
Keep going deb well done.see you in the final.
Go kiwis
Go Debbie - go you good thing, go!
Well done Debbie White go go in the final
Well done Debbie All the very best
2 weeks ago
With a little less than three weeks to go before entries close for the 2020 Summerset Nationals, have you entered the singles and locked in a mate for the pairs?
Entries close on Wednesday, November 20. For everything you need to know, click the link below to be directed to the Bowls New Zealand online National's hub.
https://bowlsnewzealand.co.nz/2020-summerset-natio… ... See MoreSee Less
Angela Boyd
2 weeks ago
World Ch. Of Ch Singles – Day Four
An unblemished record on the Adelaide greens at the World Champion of Champion Singles sees New Zealand representative Taylor Horn move within one win from a play-offs spot in Men’s Section 1 – Horn registering three comprehensive wins on day four across the ditch.
Putting his campaign firmly back on track, Horn registered straight set wins opposite Samoa (10-7, 8-5), Namibia (7-3, 6-5) and Hungary (11-6, 16-3), propelling his way back up the section table into fourth position and giving himself a chance to become world champion.
Two wins in his final games against Scotland’s Mark O’Hagan, currently sitting in second place, and Spain representative Ian Kenyon will see the Kiwi move into a play-offs berth, with England’s seasoned international Louis Ridout almost certain to top the section, having lost only one game after 11 rounds.
Meanwhile, New Zealand’s Debbie White came back firing on all cylinders on day four following a surprising loss to Japanese champion Keiko Kurohara, crushing Argentina’s Cristina Konig, 15-2, 18-1 to sit top of the table and remain one set ahead of Welsh world champion Laura Daniels with two games left to play.
White will now round off her section-based campaign with fixtures against Scotland’s Laura Welsh and Malaysia’s Nur Fidrah Nor – with wins in both guaranteeing her a spot in the semi-finals action this weekend.
Well done Debbie and Taylor . . . keep those Kiwi flags flying high. 🇳🇿 ... See MoreSee Less
Awesome awesome awesome...Great worl and keep going....wonderful news
Way to go Deb's and Taylor all the best
Great bowls keep it up
Fantastic Deb!! Keep going!!
Great Taylorkeep it up
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2 weeks ago
Bouncing back from a hefty loss on Wednesday night to the Gore Rams, the Stokes Valley Vipers clearly turned up to play on night three. Congratulations to the Stokes Valley Vipers and the Bowls Hinuera crew on their wins this evening. ... See MoreSee Less
Loving the bowls
2 weeks ago
World Ch. Of Ch. Singles – Day Three
Kiwi flyer Debbie White has remained at the top of the table in Section 2 in Adelaide, despite experiencing a widely unpredictable scare in her first campaign loss at the hands of Japan’s Keiko Kurohara.
Coasting to a first set win 11-3, White continued to impress onlookers on day three with her consistency and shot selections. However, a staggering second set saw Kurohara score every end, continuing her ruthless attack in the tie break to keep White scoreless over a remarkable 13 ends, 10-0, 4-0.
Following her loss, White was unable to respond, sitting through a scheduled bye round – the first of two, with another bye round to open day four across the ditch. After the bye rounds, White will then look to continue her winning ways and cement her spot in the playoffs, ideally looking to top her section and automatically progress through to the event’s semi-finals.
Meanwhile, New Zealand men’s representative Taylor Horn enjoyed a mixed bag of results, dispatching Netherland’s representative Frank de Vries in comprehensive fashion, claiming both sets 16-3, 11-4.
But it was the highly fancied teen star from Malaysia that saw Horn drop further points, with Ahmad Zikry brushing off a first set loss to secure the second set 11-3 and win the tie breaker in emphatic style, 5-0.
Day four will see White take on the winless Argentinian Cristina Konig, before negotiating two crucial fixtures against the currently unbeaten Scottish representative Laura Welsh, and Malaysia’s Nur Fidrah Noh to close out the qualifying fixture on day five and decide section placings.
Horn will take on Samoa, Namibia and Hungary in his next three rounds on day four, before closing out his qualifying campaign on day five with games against Scotland and Spain.
We’re right behind you Taylor and Debbie, keep up the momentum and keep those wins coming. ... See MoreSee Less
Go Debbie
Keep it up guys
Is any of this live streamed?
Keep up the good Debbie and Taylor 👍
Keep it going 👍👍👍
Keep it Rolling Deb's
Go Debbie
Go Debbie you can do it
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2 weeks ago
Incredible scenes at New Lynn tonight for the Bowls3Five LIVE . . . defending champions Pt Chevalier Pirates opting for a fresh line-up to take the scalp from the table-topping Stoke Thunder. Congratulations to the Pt Chevalier Bowls, the MLT Gore Rams and the Stoke Bowls on their wins. ... See MoreSee Less
Very good bowling exciting to watch.
Bugger no viewing in WA.
2 weeks ago
World Ch.of Ch Singles – Day Two
New Zealand hopeful Debbie White is making her presence widely felt across the ditch at the World Champion of Champion Singles in Adelaide, remaining unbeaten in four games and toppling Welsh world pairs’ champion Laura Daniels in a memorable win.
Since registering early wins against South African and Spain on day one, White has gone on to defeat Daniels in round three and later backed up her form, outplaying Phillipines’ national star Sonia Bruce in straight sets, 6-4, 9-5.
Meanwhile, fellow Kiwi hopeful Taylor Horn has found it slightly tougher to find consistent form in the early rounds of the competition, registering two losses on day one against Hong Kong China and England, before going on to defeat Canada’s Earl Luk.
Sitting idle following two bye-rounds on day two, Horn appeared to struggle through the first set against Isle of Man representative Clive McGreal in round six, though quickly warmed back into his work to take out the second set and close out the tie-break with a 4-3 margin.
Day three will see Horn take on Netherland’s representative Frank de Vries and Malaysia’s teenage talent Ahmad Zikry, Zikry himself fast emerging as one to watch on the big stage.
In other action, White will continue her campaign with fixtures against Japan’s Keiko Kurohara and USA hopeful Sandy Wall, before enjoying a brief rest in the bye-round to close out day three.
Keep up the good work Debbie White and Taylor Horn, we're all behind you. ... See MoreSee Less
Nice one Debbie ❤️
What's with all those double byes?
Go Feb you're the champ
I mean deb my phone keeps changing my words
Go Tayar
Awesome wigga - keep it up
🤞Good luck
Haere tonu Debbie 😉😉😉
Wonderful work there Debbie and Taylor,,,,keep it going and enjoy your games.
Well done to you both. Just enjoy the experience.
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2 weeks ago
Two great games to launch week two of Bowls3Five LIVE - congratulations Stoke Bowls and Elmwood Park Saints on your respective wins tonight. ... See MoreSee Less
2 weeks ago
World Ch. of Ch Singles - Day One
New Zealand representatives Taylor Horn and Debbie White have had contrasting fortunes at the World Champion of Champion Singles in Adelaide, with White enjoying an unbeaten start in two games and Horn registering his first win of the campaign following two tie-break losses in the opening two rounds.
Impressive in her play, White defeated South Africa hopeful Esme Kruger, 7-5, 3-7, 3-1, before going on to back the win up against Spain's Mary Dyer, 9-6, 5-7, 4-0.
Starting out in promising form, Horn took the first set off last year’s runner up and Hong Kong China international Tony Cheung, 10-5, before going on to drop the second set 7-9 and coming unstuck in the tie-breaker 0-4.
Horn then felt similar defeat at the hands of England's Louis Ridout, narrowly losing the tie-breaker 2-3 after winning the second set in comfortable fashion, 10-5.
In the evening match-up on day one, Horn was then able to get he better of Canada's Earl Luk, taking both sets 9-8, 8-7 to get his tournament back on track.
Day two will now see White take on two further opponents, while Horn will tick off another three fixtures in an action packed section play schedule. ... See MoreSee Less
Good on you two best of luck for your next games
Way to go team NZ
Good luck Debbie and Taylor
Go Debbie!!!!
Good luck to the both of you 👍👌💝
Go Debbie
Nice one Debbie
Good luck to u both. From Kaitaia
Go Debbie 👍🎱
Kayleigh
2 weeks ago
Bit of bowls actions for those of you not on the green this afternoon. ... See MoreSee Less
2 weeks ago
It's all go in Dunedin today as the Speight's North East Valley 10,000 singles reaches the business end.
A full review of the tournament will be available on the Bowls New Zealand website later this afternoon, but be sure to check out this great quarter-final match up between Blackjacks Gary Lawson and Jamie Hill.
Other quarter-finals include Shannon McIlroy vs Ryan Burnett, Seamus Curtin vs Rory Soden and Keanu Darby vs Jordan King. ... See MoreSee Less
Coming In Loud and clear
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2 weeks ago
The Clif Shanks Memorial may have had a cracker day today with the weather, but all the action will come down to tomorrow. Results are below to see who is in the running to take out the competition which will be live streamed via Auckland Bowls Facebook page! ... See MoreSee Less
3 weeks ago
Bowls3FIVE LIVE – NIGHT THREE REVIEW
Getting their competition off to a winning start, the Stoke Thunder edged past the Hinuera Heat, the Waikato based side on debut following their impressive win in last season’s National Bowls3Five Interclub. With fan favourite Jimmy Pugh setting a solid foundation off the front, both Kirsten Edwards and Blackjack identity Shannon McIlroy ably assisted, rounding out a tie-break win for the Nelsonians.
Heading back to the action for game two, the Stokes Valley Vipers registered their first win on the league table, silencing the Thunder in a hard-fought tie break finish, with McIlroy’s fellow Blackjack Seamus Curtin adding the crucial final bowl on several key occasions for the Vipers.
The final game of the evening saw the Heat bounce back in fine fashion, dominating the first set opposite the Royal Oak Rockets, before rounding out their first win, closing out the second set in equally commanding style.
At the conclusion of week one, only the Elmwood Park Saints remain unbeaten after two games, with Blackjack skipper Gary Lawson spearheading a vastly experienced line-up of Kelvin Scott and seven-time national champion Mandy Boyd in a combination that looks tough to overcome.
Tune in next week on Sky Sport 9 (Ch.59), with the action getting back underway on Tuesday. ... See MoreSee Less
Bring back the shot clock
Bring back the shot clock.... Too much time wasting...
I agree 100%. I am already getting bored with the time taken.
It would be interesting to see how the ratings are for the start of this season and are people watching the whole night due to the games going abit slower than last season it's really lost its spark. But still a great comp but will it get the general public talking about bowls as it did last season.
Bored shitless not in front of the clubhouse no interviews with players or the public they have shut the crowd out completely I bet royal oak complained about the yahhooing needs to go back to last year
The most impressive part of stoke thunder and stokes valley vipers encounter is that ALL the players have come through the NZ Secondary Schools Program. Hope this was an inspiration to young viewers. Perhaps we should be revisiting the program.
I agree, got boring, turned off after the first end of last game. Carrying bowls back after each end also slows game down. Bring back crowd support and interviews.
Bring back the shot clock - Certainly not as exiting as last year
Bring back shot clock to stop playing for time there’s no need to go to the head every time you are only playing dirty tactics. Bowls is a thinking game surely
I agree, bring back the shot click, it will stop all the postering and antics, take a leaf out of Stokes Valley, they just got on with it. Go the young guns
Yes bring back the clock
Shot clock
Agree..bring back the clock..why do we bring in 5 yrs bowlers who have no experience at this jevel..especially on TV..Not good for viewing, nerve racking for experienced bowlers I am told, so let's try and sell the game and raise the standard ..Good concept but not great bowls. Is it the bowls, participants or perhaps rink? Whatever, we need to market the game better as it is a great game for all but not sure if this TV coverage is that compelling
Keep the game quick and exciting to watch
3 weeks ago
Remember to tune in to Bowls3Five tonight from 6pm.
It's being broadcast live from New Lynn Bowling Club on Sky 59, and there will be replays and highlights across a range of channels over the coming days.
Check out the this link to see who's playing who and buckle in for what will be another great night of scintillating bowls.
Who will you be supporting? ... See MoreSee Less
Hinuera Heat
H. Honoured. I. Integrity. N. Nervous. Underrated. Energetic. Rollicking fans and A. Ambitious. That defines hinuera
Hey Kev.... Get McIlroy to stay down his end with you. He's ruining the game as a spectacle... Takes longer to play his bowl than setting a rugby scrum. It's supposed to be fun.....
Please put the time clock back on, this is ridiculous
Disappointing... so slow ... thought this was supposed to be a fast game...
Please bring back the shot clock
Vipers v Thunder have already gone over the 1hour play time bring back time clock
Well deserved win vipers. thunder wasted a lot of time they didn’t deserve to win. Go the vipers
3 weeks ago
Bowls3FIVE LIVE - NIGHT TWO REVIEW
In the first tie-breaker of this year’s action, the Elmwood Park Saints did enough to register a debut win out the blocks, defeating a talented Stokes Valley Vipers trio in a great first round exhibition.
Game two saw the Gore Rams bounce back in fine style opposite the Parajacks, taking both sets and setting their campaign back on track.
Taking to the rink again for the final game of the night, the Saints didn’t miss a beat in the opening set against reigning champions (Point Chevalier Pirates), in fact picking up a full count of six to run away with the first set 8-2.
Not ones to back down, the Pirates turned the tables, picking up a solid four count on their PowerPlay and closing out the second set 12-3. However, a final bowl from Blackjack Gary Lawson saw the Pirates’ shot-holding bowl swiftly removed from the head, gifting the Cantabrians an unbeaten start.
Tomorrow night will see the last three games of week one play out, with Stoke Thunder taking on the last of the three teams to debut in this edition, (Hinuera Heat), the Vipers back in action against the Thunder and the Royal Oak Rockets looking to continue their winning ways as they attempt to temper the Heat.
Tune in to Sky Sport 9 (Ch.59) from 6pm or catch the highlights reel and replays throughout the week (check schedule for times).
Congratulations to the Elmwood Park Saints and the Gore Rams for their respective wins on night two. ... See MoreSee Less
Good luck hinuera heat.
Any chance of getting a director who understands bowls I would rather see the bowl arriving at the head as opposed to close up of bowler.I accept you need variety , but the key point of bowls is the bowl and the Jack.
3 weeks ago
If you missed the action of last nights Bowls3Five, or if you just want to experience it again, you can catch the replay at 10.30am on Sky Sport 4 very shortly!
If you don't have Sky, and you want to watch Bowls3Five, follow the link below to find the very affordable packages that are available. ... See MoreSee Less
Gail Robin Knight
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3 weeks ago
Well what an opening night of Bowls3FIVE LIVE that was!
An opening round loss to last year's runner-ups (Gore Rams), the Royal Oak Rockets came out firing to win both sets and officially launch the action for 2019. Next up, the NZCT sponsored Bowls New Zealand Parajacks sounded early warning signals, beating the reigning champions (Pt Chevalier Pirates) and backing up their pre-campaign promise that they aren’t there to make up the numbers.
If you missed tonight's fixtures, be sure to tune in to Sky Sport NZ tomorrow night (Ch.59), or get along to your local club, for another three explosive match-ups on the New Lynn rinks.
Congratulations to the Royal Oak Rockets and the Parajacks on making a winning start to the competition. ... See MoreSee Less
Is it only on sky
Really enjoyed it ..thank you sky and bowls nz
Congratulations to Parajacks and Royal Oak Rockets ....
Congrats parajacks
Go Parajacks!!! Good win
Enjoyed the games but seemed to be a lot more messing about on the head. Is the shot clock in action still?
Great start, Royal Oak 🚀.
Awesome Rockets up and away🚀
What a ripper !! Go the rockets !!🚀🚀🚀 Well played Kapitani Mike , Martie and lead Tere girl ..Up , up and away we go .🚀🚀🚀 Congratulations to Royal Oak Rockets and Parajacks .👍👏
When does hinny play?
Good luck parajacks
Awesome to watch thanks to bowls NZ and SKY tv. Go Parajacks!
Go The Rockets 🤩🤩 Keep it up !!! 🚀 😊
Awesome well done
Enjoyed It
Well done parajacks. Keep up the good work Mark Noble Bruce Wakefield and Caroline Crawford and all others yet 2 represent 👍👍
Any live streaming for foreigners...Australia?
All great for new season.
Fantastic parajacks, great to throw the gauntlet down on your first game
Really great viewing....