Bowls at the 1998 Commonwealth Games

Lawn bowls
at the 1998 Commonwealth Games
Lawn bowls ; at the 1998 Commonwealth Games
	File:Lawn bowls pictogram.svg
Venue	Kuala Lumpur
Dates	11–21 September 1998
	← 1994 2002 →

The lawn bowls competition at the 1998 Commonwealth Games took place at the National Lawn Bowls Centre, Bukit Kiara, Kuala Lumpur in Malaysia from 11 September until 21 September 1998.^[1]

Medal table

* Host nation (Malaysia)


Rank	Nation	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Total
1	File:Flag of South Africa.svg South Africa	2	0	3	5
2	File:Flag of Australia.svg Australia	1	2	1	4
3	File:Ulster banner.svg Northern Ireland	1	0	1	2
4	File:Flag of Scotland.svg Scotland	1	0	0	1
4	File:Flag of Zimbabwe.svg Zimbabwe	1	0	0	1
6	File:Flag of Wales 2.svg Wales	0	2	2	4
7	File:Flag of Malaysia.svg Malaysia	0	1	2	3
8	File:Flag of Namibia.svg Namibia	0	1	0	1
9	File:Flag of England.svg England	0	0	2	2
10	File:Flag of New Zealand.svg New Zealand	0	0	1	1
Totals (10 entries)		6	6	12	24

Medallists

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Bronze
Men's singles	Zimbabwe Roy Garden	Wales John Price	South Africa Gerry Baker	Northern Ireland Jeremy Henry
Men's pairs	Australia Brett Duprez Mark Jacobsen	Wales Robert Weale Will Thomas	South Africa Theuns Fraser Rudi Jacobs	Malaysia Mohamed Aziz Maswadi Mohamed Tazman Tahir
Men's fours	Northern Ireland Gary McCloy Ian McClure Martin McHugh Neil Booth	Australia Adam Jeffery Kevin Walsh Rex Johnston Stewart Davies	South Africa Bruce Makkink Mike Redshaw Neil Burkett Robert Rayfield	Wales Dai Wilkins Ian Slade Mark Anstey Neil Rees
Women's singles	South Africa Lesley Hartwell	Malaysia Saedah Abdul Rahim	New Zealand Millie Khan	England Jean Baker
Women's pairs	Scotland Margaret Letham Joyce Lindores	Namibia Cathelean du Plessis Lynne Lindsay-Payne	Australia Gordana Baric Willow Fong	Wales Rita Jones Ann Sutherland
Women's fours	South Africa Hester Bekker Loraine Victor Lorna Trigwell Trish Steyn	Australia Lee Poletti Karen Murphy Margaret Sumner Marilyn Peddell	England Catherine Anton Mandy Jacklin Norma Shaw Shirley Page	Malaysia Siti Zalina Ahmad Haslah Hassan Nor Azwa Mohamed Di Nor Hashimah Ismail

Results

^[2]

Men's singles – round robin

Section A

Pos	Player	P	W	L	F	A	Pts
1	Zimbabwe Roy Garden	10	9	1	244	164	18
2	Northern Ireland Jeremy Henry +	10	8	2	242	145	16
3	Australia Steve Glasson	10	7	3	234	160	14
4	Fiji Caucau Turagabeci	10	7	3	211	169	14
5	England Tony Allcock	10	6	4	221	174	12
6	Jersey David Le Marquand	10	6	4	215	202	12
7	Guernsey Neal Mollett	10	5	5	210	212	10
8	Cook Islands Ieremia Tuteru	10	3	7	161	234	6
9	Papua New Guinea Iamo Ila	10	2	8	179	229	4
10	Kenya Charles Wambugu	10	2	8	123	239	4
11	Samoa Taituuga Rokeni	10	0	10	138	250	0

Section B

Pos	Player	P	W	L	F	A	Pts
1	Wales John Price	10	8	2	234	174	16
2	South Africa Gerry Baker +	10	7	3	224	151	14
3	Scotland Willie Wood	10	7	3	238	178	14
4	Canada Kevin Jones	10	7	3	204	197	14
5	New Zealand Rowan Brassey	10	6	4	244	203	12
6	Malaysia Syed Mohamad Syed Akil	10	6	4	202	217	12
7	Botswana Cliff Richardson	10	5	5	199	216	10
8	Norfolk Island Keith Turton	10	3	7	198	231	6
9	Namibia Douw Calitz	10	3	7	197	214	6
10	Zambia Alexander Kayesa	10	3	7	195	235	6
11	Brunei Piut Haji Matrais	10	0	10	131	250	0

+ Awarded Bronze medals

Final

Zimbabwe Garden bt Wales Price 25-14

Men's pairs – round robin

Section A

Pos	Player	P
1	Wales Robert Weale & Will Thomas	10
2	Malaysia Mohamed Aziz Maswadi & Mohamed Tazman Tahir +	10
3	Northern Ireland Noel Graham & Sammy Allen	10
4	Zambia David Culenga & Stanley Maynard	10
5	Papua New Guinea Martin Seeto & Albert Barakeina	10
6	New Zealand Brian Baldwin & Bruce McNish	10
7	Namibia Jurie Calitz & Petrus Opperman	10
8	Canada Jamie McLellan & Mark Sandford	10
9	Brunei Haji Naim Brahim & Salleh HJ Hitam	10
10	Samoa Leau Tolepaialii & Letufuga Olopoto	10

Section B

Pos	Player	P
1	Australia Brett Duprez & Mark Jacobsen	8
2	South Africa Theuns Fraser & Rudi Jacobs +	8
3	Scotland Alex Marshall & David Gourlay Jr.	8
4	Fiji Peter Thaggard & Arun Kumar	8
5	England John Ottaway & David Cutler	8
6	Norfolk Island Barry Wilson & John Christian	8
7	Cook Islands Takai Tuatai & David Akaruru	8
8	Kenya Alan Gilham & Geoff Collie	8
9	Eswatini Allan Thomas & Dave Thompson	8

+ Awarded Bronze medals

Final

Australia Australia bt Wales Wales 16-14

Men's fours – round robin

Section A

Pos	Player	P
1	Australia Adam Jeffery, Kevin Walsh, Rex Johnston, Stewart Davies	9
2	South Africa Bruce Makkink, Mike Redshaw, Neil Burkett, Robert Rayfield +	9
3	England Brett Morley, Grant Burgess, John Bell, Andy Thomson	9
4	Scotland Kenny Logan, Jim McIntyre, John Aitken, George Adrain	9
5	Namibia John Shelley, Graham Snyman, Willem Esterhuizen Sr., Alexander Joubert	9
6	Fiji Ratish Lal, Saijad Khan, Rajnish Lal, Ram Shankar	9
7	Zimbabwe Richard Hayden, William Cumming, Michael McNeill, Robert Robison	9
8	Papua New Guinea Nadu Namun, Kossy Torao, Kundi Miki, Jack Wau	9
9	Samoa Taumaatu Turituri, Toleafoa Faasau, Piliato Tuuau, Tuliloa Fua	9
10	Botswana Ray Marscarenhas, Tim Morton, Ian Martin, Arthur Hicks	9

Section B

Pos	Player	P
1	Northern Ireland Gary McCloy, Ian McClure, Martin McHugh, Neil Booth	9
2	Wales Dai Wilkins, Ian Slade, Mark Anstey, Neil Rees +	9
3	New Zealand Peter Belliss, Andrew Curtain, Peter Shaw, Russell Meyer	9
4	Guernsey Ian Merrien, Dennis Baglin, Paul Ingrouille, Dave Lucas	9
5	Canada Ian Jones, Keith Roney, Stephen Wojcik, Kevin Jones	9
6	Malaysia Mohd Afendy Tan Abdullah, Jozaini Johari, Nurdin Sabli, Sazeli Sani	9
7	Eswatini Terence Smith, David Bramley, Leon Takis, David Tolson	9
8	Norfolk Island Graeme Woolley, Mitchel Graham, David Smith, Gregory Hinks	9
9	Brunei Haji Norhadi Haji Mohd, Piut Haji Matrais, Ghafar PDH Taha, Lokman Haji Salleh	9
10	Cook Islands Vainepoto-O-Nga-Ua Tokorangi, Hererua Howard, Eric Ponia, Philip Urlich	9

+ Awarded Bronze medals

Final

Northern Ireland Northern Ireland bt Australia Australia 26-21

Women's singles – round robin

Section A

Pos	Player	P	W	L	F	A	Pts
1	South Africa Lesley Hartwell	8	7	1	188	136	14
2	New Zealand Millie Khan +	8	6	2	173	130	12
3	Zimbabwe Anne Carrington	8	5	3	184	174	10
4	Scotland Julie Forrest	8	5	3	156	164	10
5	Northern Ireland Margaret Johnston	8	3	5	177	162	6
6	Norfolk Island Carmen Anderson	8	3	5	156	156	6
7	Jersey Karina Horman	8	3	5	170	185	6
8	Fiji Radhika Prasad	8	3	5	146	195	6
9	Papua New Guinea Wagi Bai	8	1	7	136	184	2

Section B

Pos	Player	P	W	L	F	A	Pts
1	Malaysia Saedah Abdul Rahim	8	7	1	194	124	14
2	England Jean Baker +	8	7	1	195	131	14
3	Australia Roma Dunn	8	7	1	199	136	14
4	Wales Judith Wason	8	5	3	178	149	10
5	Cook Islands Tanimetua Harry	8	3	5	165	180	6
6	Samoa Lagi Letoa	8	3	5	116	166	6
7	Zambia Matimba Like	8	2	6	128	178	4
8	Namibia Anne Ainsworth	8	1	7	152	194	2
9	Botswana Babs Anderson	8	1	7	127	196	2

+ Awarded Bronze medals

Final

South Africa Hartwell bt Malaysia Rahim 25-14

Women's pairs – round robin

Section A

Pos	Player	P
1	Scotland Margaret Letham & Joyce Lindores	10
2	Wales Rita Jones & Ann Sutherland +	10
3	New Zealand Judith Payne & Marlene Castle	10
4	Fiji Doreen Newton & Litia Tikoisuva	10
5	Malaysia Siti Hawa Ali & Bah Chu Mei	10
6	Zambia Beatrice Mali & Hilda Luipa	10
7	England Katherine Hawes & Mary Price	10
8	Kenya Susan Kariuki & Bharti Babla	10
9	Norfolk Island Pauline Turton & Essie Sanchez	10
10	Guernsey Eunice Trebert & Alison Merrien	10
11	Northern Ireland Paula Montgomery & Barbara Cameron	10

Section B

Pos	Player	P
1	Namibia Cathelean du Plessis & Lynne Lindsay-Payne	9
2	Australia Gordana Baric & Willow Fong +	9
3	Jersey Jean Jones & Sheila Syvret	9
4	South Africa Sharon Glenn & Jill Hackland	9
5	Papua New Guinea Maggie Worri & Helen Manau	9
6	Zimbabwe Cora Howard-Williams & Judith Penfold	9
7	Canada On-Kow Au & Marlene Cleutinx	9
8	Cook Islands Rebecca Akaruru & Makiua Tairi	9
9	Eswatini Jaqueline Reeve & Karin McGravie	9
10	Samoa Perka Lee & Manuia Porter	9

+ Awarded Bronze medals

Final

Scotland Scotland bt Namibia Namibia 31-8

Women's fours – round robin

Section A

Pos	Player	P
1	Australia Lee Poletti, Karen Murphy, Margaret Sumner, Marilyn Peddell	8
2	England Catherine Anton, Mandy Jacklin, Norma Shaw, Shirley Page +	8
3	Guernsey Jean Martel, June Finnigan, Sheila Cave, Sally Paul	8
4	Scotland Joyce Miller, Liz Dickson, Betty Forsyth, Sarah Gourlay	8
5	Namibia Jean Joubert, Robyn Crawford, Patricia Shelley, Debora Esterhuizen	8
6	Northern Ireland Alicia Crangle, Geraldine Law, Donna McNally, Patricia Horner	8
7	Canada Doreen Creaney, Anita Nivala, Margaret Richards, Jean Roney	8
8	Fiji S. Lacakavukavu, Sereana Smith, Akanisi Stephens, Vimla Swamy	8
9	Botswana Shirley Baylis, Linda Hunt, Lebo Moroke, Thambie Drewett	8

Section B

Pos	Player	P
1	South Africa Hester Bekker, Loraine Victor, Lorna Trigwell, Trish Steyn	8
2	Malaysia Siti Zalina Ahmad, Haslah Hassan, Nor Azwa Mohamed Di, Nor Hashimah Ismail +	8
3	New Zealand Anne Lomas, Karen Coombe, Sharon Sims, Patsy Jorgensen	8
4	Wales Kathy Pearce, Sarah Mansbridge, Gill Miles, Betty Morgan	8
5	Samoa Faaniniv a Paulo, Faamumoi Rokeni, Akenese Westerlund, T. Tuiletufuga	8
6	Eswatini Dawn Squires, Geraldine Thomas, Wendy Vickery, Mariana Goddard	8
7	Norfolk Island Gae Robertson, Kitha Bailey, Joyce Dyer, Beverly Wheeler	8
8	Papua New Guinea Lalu Kisokol, Cunera Monalua, Olive Babaga, Linda Ahmat	8
9	Cook Islands Kanny Vaile, Dorothy Paniani, Tremoana Damm, Ngatungawe Tere	8

+ Awarded Bronze medals

Final

South Africa South Africa bt Australia Australia 17-16

References

↑ "Times Archives". The Times.
↑ The complete book of the Commonwealth Games. Lulu.com. 2013. ISBN 9781291576382.

Bowls at the 1998 Commonwealth Games

Contents

Medal table

Medallists

Results

Men's singles – round robin

Section A

Section B

Final

Men's pairs – round robin

Section A

Section B

Final

Men's fours – round robin

Section A

Section B

Final

Women's singles – round robin

Section A

Section B

Final

Women's pairs – round robin

Section A

Section B

Final

Women's fours – round robin

Section A

Section B

Final

References

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