British Crown Green Bowling Association
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BCGBA Jack & Jean Isherwood Veterans Championship
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History of the BCGBA Jack & Jean Isherwood Veterans Championship
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| 2021 Keith Pessall |
| 2020 No Competition |
| 2019 Paul Stretton |
| 2018 Ian Johnson |
| 2017 Gerald Merry |
| 2016 Noel Burrows |
| 2015 Michael Leach |
| 2014 Andy Mailer |
| 2013 Alan France |
| 2012 David Walker |
| 2011 Merwyn Williams |
| 2010 Tony Rawlinson |
| 2009 Rodney Ross |
| 2008 Frank Griffin |
| 2007 Tony Rawlinson |
| 2006 Arthur Bromley |
| 2005 Branny White |
| 2004 Branny White |
| 2003 Eddie Lonergan |
| 2002 Roy Sutton |
| 2001 Derek Heath |
| 2000 Roy Armson |
| 1999 Eric Williams |
| 1998 Roy Armson |
| 1997 Dave McLoughlin |
| 1996 Eddie Hawley |
| 1995 Joe Bradbury |
| 1994 Roy Armson |
| 1993 Joe Bradbury |
| 1992 Bert Christian |
| 1991 Joe Bradbury |
JACK & JEAN ISHERWOOD VETERANS CHAMPIONSHIP RULES
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1 This event shall be known as the Jack and Jean Isherwood Veterans Championship and will be open to male and female members who have attained the age of 60 years. The number of competitors from each County shall be decided annually by the Management Committee based on the current year’s entries. All games shall be 21up off 3.
2 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 on which he or she is a playing member, then the handicap for the final day shall be plus 3.
3 Players can only qualify for the final stages of this event from one of the 16 BCGBA County Associations. Each County Association will be allowed a minimum of one qualifier, provided there are a minimum of 12 entries. If they have entered a County Association’s Individual Merit or played for a County Association in County Championship Matches then they cannot qualify for the final stages of this event through a second County Association.
4 No players will be allowed practice on the green selected for the final stages after they have qualified in their own County.
5 Each player will pay an entry fee, the amount to be determined annually by the Management Committee. County Associations are allowed to determine any additional fee.
6 The winner of this event will be entered into the Champion of Champions.