British Crown Green Bowling Association
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BCG Ladies Junior Individual Merit
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History of the BCGBA Junior Individual Merit
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2021 No competition |
2020 No competition |
2019 Emma Tobin (Yorkshire) |
2018 Sophie Brown (Yorkshire) |
2017 Fern Beaumont (Yorkshire) |
2016 Eleanor Broadley (Yorkshire) |
2015 Natalia Connor (Shropshire) |
2014 Zoe Parker (South Yorkshire) |
2013 Courtney Metcalfe (Wales) |
2012 Sally Clee (Shropshire) |
2011 Alicia Ormsby (Yorkshire) |
2010 Alicia Ormsby (Yorkshire) |
2009 Holly Baker (South Staffordshire) |
2008 Jade Jones (Shropshire) |
2007 Shelley Kennish (Isle of Man) |
2006 Holly Bishton (Shropshire) |
2005 Jade Jones (Shropshire) |
2004 Cheryl Caswell (Shropshire) |
2003 Jade Jones (Shropshire) |
2002 Sioned Taylor (Wales) |
2001 Rebecca Myczko (South Yorkshire) |
2000 Katie Harding (North Shropshire) |
1999 Rebecca Myczko (South Yorkshire) |
1998 Yvonne Wainwright (Shropshire) |
1997 Kerry Johnston (Burton & District) |
1996 Dawn Morris (North Shropshire) |
JUNIOR INDIVIDUAL MERIT RULES
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1 Entries for the Junior Merit Competition heats must be made within the player’s own County to which they are affiliated. Entry fee to BCGLCC is £2.00 per entrant to be paid at time of entry, no entry accepted without fee.
2 There must be a minimum of two entries from a County Association in order to get a minimum of one qualifier.
3 The number of finalists from each County will be decided annually by the Secretary.
4 The Junior Merit to be confined to competitors who have not reached the age of 18 on 1st January of the year of the competition.
5 The format of the Junior Merit to be on a ‘Round Robin’ basis, all games being 15 up. The venue of the Junior Merit shall rotate so that the same green is not used for the finals consecutively.
6 At no stage of the competition will any player be allowed to play on a green of which she is a playing member.
7 The County hosting the final must not play its heat(s) on the green which is to be used for the Final.
8 Any player failing to compete in the final of this competition shall automatically be suspended from entering all competitions run by the Association for a period of not less than 12 months, to take effect from the next AGM, except by valid reason, i.e. medical certificate. Subsequent offences to carry a penalty of three years suspension subject to Management decision.
9 Dress code as laid down in Bye-Law 19 of the Association.
10 All games to be played to the Laws of the Game of Crown Green Bowls as laid down in the BCGBA Handbook.
11 The Management Committee will decide on the level of prize monies to be paid to all qualifiers.
12 There will be a start and scratch time, both of which will be the same. This will be strictly adhered to, apart from exceptional circumstances to be decided by the Management Committee.
13 Any player receiving a bye in this competition shall be entitled to 10 minutes practice on the green on which they would have played their initial heat.