British Crown Green Bowling Association
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BCGBA Centenary Mixed Pairs
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History of the BCGBA Centenary Mixed Pairs
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| 2021 Emily Kernick & Ryan Prosser (Warwick & Worcester) |
| 2020 No competition |
| 2019 Fern Beaumont & Jack Dyson (Yorkshire) |
| 2018 Kellie Hill & Andy Spragg (South Yorkshire) |
| 2017 Cathy Wilson & Graeme Wilson (Greater Manchester) |
| 2016 Cathy Wilson & Graeme Wilson (Greater Manchester) |
| 2015 Andrea Buckley & Michael Sweeney (Yorkshire) |
| 2014 Kerry Brown & Matthew Goulding (South Yorkshire) |
| 2013 Kath Garnett & Wayne Ditchfield (North Lancs & Fylde) |
| 2012 Rachel Bennett & Greg Smith (Warwick & Worcester) |
| 2011 Jenny Moore & John Kennish (Isle of Man) |
| 2010 Lynsey Gorman & Terry Glover (Merseyside) |
| 2009 Debbie Farmer & Andrew Farmer (South Yorkshire) |
| 2008 Lynn Pritchatt & Mel Evans (Staffordshire) |
| 2007 Carol Verdon & Dave Burdett (North Midlands) |
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2019 – Fern Beaumont & Jack Dyson (Yorkshire)
CENTENARY MIXED PAIRS RULES
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1 This event shall be known as the Centenary Mixed Pairs Championship and will be open to partnerships of one female player and one male player.
2 The number of competitors on finals day from each County shall be decided annually by the Management Committee based on the current year’s entries.
3 Players can only qualify for the final stages of this event from one of the sixteen BCGBA County Associations. Each County Association will be allowed a minimum of one qualifying pair, provided there are a minimum of 8 entries.
4 All games shall be 21up off 3.
5 No player will be allowed to qualify for the final stages of the event on his or her own green and should he or she qualify for the final on a green of which he or she is a playing member, then the handicap for the final day shall be reduced by 2 shots for each player it applies to.
6 Each pair will pay an entry fee, the amount to be determined annually by the Management Committee. County Associations are allowed to determine any additional fee.
7 The Management Committee will decide the venue which must have two suitable greens.