Bowls News from the Lothians
The early season form of club champions Craig Moss of West Lothian IBC and his Balbardie IBC counterpart Andy Forrest didn’t reflect their often proven talents and they paid the price with early exits in the playdown action of the National Singles Championship.
Respective club champions Craig Moss of West Lothian IBC and Andy Forrest of Balbardie are set to bask in the national limelight this weekend with their sights set on on achieving a successful campaign in the playdown action of the gents Scottish Singles Championship.
Grant Logan’s capture of the WLBA Champion f Champions crown at sponsor host club Bankton Mains was the third time the 43 year has won that title with the 10 times Kirkliston champion having previously been successful in 1993 and 2014.
Glenmavis ace Tam Whitfield turned up trumps in the £4000 21st West Lothian Masters having proved his supremacy by battling though a 163 strong pack to capture the rich £1000 Masters prize and the signature Green Jacket.
After over 40 years it looks like the Edinburgh Evening News has given up taking reports from any games. Stewart has been given a few hints about this but there has been no Bowling News in the paper for over a month. A very bad way to tell someone that not wanting any more story’s … Read more
Play in the Weslo Housing Management Seniors Open got underway on Tuesday with two former Seniors League football stars in the shape of Colin Stein of Linlithgow and Gordon Logan of Kirkliston both hitting the target to score commanding prelim round victory.