Bowls England National Championships (mixed fours) explained

The mixed fours is one of the events at the annual Bowls England National Championships.[1] [2]

Past winners

YearCountyChampionsCountyRunners-upScoreRef
1989Gloucestershire Mrs J. Bishop, Pam Margrett,
M. Bishop, E. Kavanagh 		Lincolnshire Mrs J. Tomlin, Mrs D. Wilson,
A. Bates, M. Tomlin 		21–20
1990Cornwall Norma May, Sylvia Strutt,
Howard Strutt, A. May 		Hampshire Mrs N. Goosey, W. Britchford,
Mrs M. Britchford, E. Rodgers 		31–9
1991Essex Mrs E. Smith, Mrs A. Moore,
C. Bryan, W. Whiteman 		Norfolk Sally Smith, Jayne Roylance,
Ian Wones, Martin Christmas 		15–13
1992Middlesex Irene Barber, Brenda Lines,
A. Lines, Gerry Smyth 		Cumbria Mrs J. Armstrong, Mrs S. Flitcroft,
Ian Carruthers, John Wills 		26–14
1993Middlesex Pat Launders, Jean Staples,
Robin Bellion, Gary Little 		Warwickshire Sue Jones, Jean Perry,
Geoffrey Green, Cliff Jones 		28–16
1994Lancashire Miss I. Howlett, Miss C. Swan,
David Lockhart, Gordon Niven 		Hampshire Mrs R. Bailey, Mrs R. Ford,
K. Ford, C. Bailey 		21–10
1995Oxfordshire Katherine Hawes, Jackie Harrington,
Howard Watts, Gary Harrington 		Yorkshire Mrs S. Chilton,Mrs M. Walker,
Edward Boyle, Iain M. Boyle 		24–23
1996Yorkshire Mrs J. Drury, Mrs J. Hartley,
Mark Walton, Neil Brignall 		Norfolk Miss S. Lee, Mrs H. Sadler,
M. Long, B. Sadler 		20–11
1997Berkshire Patricia Smith, Joyce Evans,
Gordon Evans, Ian Snowden 		Hampshire Christine Shearing, Joan Belcher,
Peter Shearing, Anthony Shearing 		22–14
1998Norfolk Christine Webb, Jayne Roylance,
Trevor Webb, David Ward 		Essex Dee Killington, Mary Oliver,
John Rodwell, John Tully 		29–13
1999Oxfordshire Katherine Hawes, Jackie Harrington,
Glenn Allen, Howard Watts 		Yorkshire Jean Drury, June Hartley,
Mark Walton, Neil Brignall 		19–17
2000Essex Liz Garrett, Jean Foster,
Mark Garrett, Alan Foster 		Wiltshire June Corbett, Sue Gravell,
Sid Corbett, Les Sullivan 		21–9
2001Middlesex
Buckinghamshire 		Irene Barber, Brenda Lines,
Bob Bass, Gerry Smyth 		Hampshire Anne Pearce, Mrs H. Phillips,
Chris Thresher, Peter Ward 		23–19
2002Hampshire Rosemary Bailey, Sandy Moyse,
Fred Voller, Charles Bailey 		Lancashire Joyce Bristow, Viv Tomlinson,
Fergus Muat, Alec Atkinson 		23–11
2003WarwickshireMargaret Lawson, Mary Entwistle,
Paul Dale, Simon Gilbert 		Devon Elizabeth Haynes, Sue Harriott,
Terry Reardon, William Davis 		28–27
2004Somerset Molly Manning, Carol Grenfell,
Craig Doughty, Nick Grenfell 		Kent Pat Andrews, Mary Johnson,
A. Johnson, Bob Flint 		19–10
2005Northamptonshire Tina Burgess, Karen Leveridge,
Darren Lyman, Paul Broderick 		Surrey Kelly Jenkins, Irene Jenkins,
Kevin Clarke, Ian Jenkins 		23–19
2006Devon Mrs J. Short, Paul Kinsman,
Pam Parkhouse, John Short 		Hampshire Anne Pearce, Wendy Line,
Peter Line, Chris Thresher 		23–20
2007Wiltshire Yorkshire 26–11
2008Devon Essex Sirikan Holmes, Val Chaney,
Steven Mitchinson, Jamie Holmes 		27–12
2009Lincolnshire Christine Gowshall, Stacy Dent
Jonathan Darley, Bernard Gowshall 		Berkshire 24–14
2010Essex Elaine Score, Ann Score,
Gerry Bone, Raymond Bone 		Hampshire Karen Cranham, Jean Philip,
Chris Cranham, Leo May 		24–13
2011Hampshire Anne Pearce, Wendy Line,
Peter Line, Colin Thresher 		Northumberland Geraldine Jamieson, Norma Craig,
Peter Duffy, Simon Richardson 		20–13
2012DevonWorcestershire Lynne Bowen, Amy Stanton,
Adrian Burbridge, Andrew Walters 		22–8
2013Cambridgeshire
Huntingdonshire 		Devon 22–5
2014Leicestershire
Northamptonshire 		Wiltshire 23–15
2015Devon Sophie Tolchard, Harriet Stevens
Lee Haywood, Ryan Whitlock 		Warwickshire Lisa Smith, Moira Parsons
Matt Wordingham, Andy Smith		28–18
2016Northamptonshire Essex 19–18
2017Essex Oxfordshire Carol Galletly, Katherine Hawes
Mark Sykes, Howard Watts 		23–16[3]
2018Surrey Debbie Souter, Liz Anderson
Mark Bishopp, Charlie Souter 		Essex 18–13[4]
2019 Gloucestershire Joan Surman, Penny Callaghan
Lee Williamson, Nathan Kitchen 		Lincolnshire Ruby Hill, Chelsea Tomlin
Ashley Caress, Martin Spence		23–15[5]
No competition due to COVID-19 pandemic[6]
Kent Amy Cheeseman, Christine Hewison
Michael Cheeseman, Tom Bishop
Cambridgeshire Ellen Falkner MBE, Cheryl Salisbury
Jamie Barker, Scott Walton 		13–11[7]
Surrey Faye Ludlow, Hayley Halford
Paul Jenkins, Dennis Hennessy
Berkshire Jane Murphy, Bev Wall
Scott Winskill, Mark Hancock 		13–12[8]
2023Northumberland Rachel Cartwright, Kayleigh Proctor
Chris Yeomans, Simon Richardson		HuntingdonshireChloe Brett, Rebecca Moorbey
Lewis Baker, Nick Brett		21–17[9]
2024BuckinghamshireJacqueline Squires, Debbie Preston
Alex Squires, Lloyd Sabatini		NorthumberlandRachel Cartwright, Kayleigh Proctor
Simon Richardson, Chris Yeomans		18–17[10]

Notes and References

  1. Web site: Past Records. Bowls England.
  2. Web site: Mixed fours winners. Bowls England.
  3. Web site: 2017 mixed fours results. Bowls England.
  4. Web site: 2018 mixed fours results. Bowls England.
  5. Web site: 2019 mixed fours results. Bowls England.
  6. Web site: Plans for 2020 in Response to Coronavirus Outbreak. Bowls England.
  7. Web site: Daily Round Up. Bowls England. 28 August 2021.
  8. Web site: 2022 National Championships . Bowls England . 11 September 2022.
  9. Web site: 2023 National Championships mixed fours . Bowls England . 21 August 2023.
  10. Web site: 2024 National Championships mixed fours . Bowls England . 28 August 2024.

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