It’s a 10:00am Start today for one of the qualifying events for the Bill Hughes trophy. The other Qualifying Rounds for this competition will also be held today at the same time at Rhos-on-Sea, Min y Don and at Rhos Park Bowling Clubs. The Semi-Finals & Final for the Bill Hughes trophy to be held on 2nd August at Rhos Park Bowling Club.
Well done, and many thanks, to Keith and Tommy for creating the Club’s new Refreshments’ Platform, just in time for the Colwyn Bowls Festival events. The events run throughout the week at many local bowling clubs including Vardre Deganwy. A very successful trial run was also held yesterday for the hot refreshments to be sold during the events. Well done all – a great collaboration. We look forward to welcoming all the visitors to our friendly and happy Club.
Today’s Friendly (Thursday 25th July) is at the Oval in Llandudno. Please arrive by 1:30pm. Only a 0-10% chance of rain, according to the Met Office’s Forecast at 9:30pm Wednesday 24th July so pack a waterproof jacket just in case and keep your fingers crossed for no rain and enjoy the afternoon.
Last night’s victors Rhos-on-Sea Bowling Club ‘A’ Team (Colwyn & Llandudno League ‘B’ Division Cup Competition Final versus Rhuddlan held at Vardre Deganwy Bowling Club). Congratulations to all.(Photo courtesy of David Podmore)
Our Club will host the Cup Final tonight of the Colwyn & Llandudno League’s ‘B’ Division. The game will start at 6:30pm and is between Rhos-on-Sea ‘A’ (+42) v Rhuddlan (+36). Do pop along to watch or help host.
Click Here to read Ian’s update on this prestigious bowls festival that starts on Sunday 28th July. Many local bowling clubs are involved, including our club, where qualifying rounds will be held. The Finals will be held at Rhos Park Bowling Club on Friday 2nd August. Matches will be held throughout the day and into the evening.
We hope that Members will come along to help host each of the events and also to watch players that have come from all over the UK for the Festival week.
Vardre Deganwy Bowling Green with Conwy town and the Conwy Estuary in the background (drone photographs courtesy of Welsh Skies by Gareth on Facebook).
The top team in the Clwydian Division ‘A’ was the opponent for our own ‘A’ Team in one of the two Division ‘A’ Cup Competition Semi-Finals yesterday. The win would be based on the number of wins and, if it was a draw in the number of games, then the team with the highest aggregate would receive an additional 1-point. So, at 5-games all, the only difference was a few points in the aggregate.
All the TV & Radio news broadcasters and national & local newspapers, would always predictably describe this as our team “crashing out” of the competition. But there was no crash, only the sound of our opponents knees knocking with concern. It was really a very good result for our team as only 2 other teams this season had achieved 5-or-more games wins against Rhos Park ‘A’. Well done team.
The RWAC starts on Monday 22nd July until Thursday 25th. If you’re planning a trip to visit the show in Llanelwedd, Builth Wells, then just Click Here for the show’s website.
Seagull parent to its chick: You’ll be able to fly by 22nd May when we’ll go and see the Royal Welsh Agricultural Show. There will be lots to do and eat there, and I’ll teach you some useful low-flying tricks to get the food.