2004 World Outdoor Bowls Championship – Men's triples

World Bowls Championship 2004 men's triples
10th World Outdoor Bowls Championships
Location	Ayr, Scotland
Date(s)	23 July – 7 August, 2004
Category	World Bowls Championship

The 2004 World Outdoor Bowls Championship men's triples was held at the Northfield Bowls Complex in Ayr, Scotland, from 23 July to 7 August 2004. ^{[1] [2] [3] [4]}

Jim McIntyre, Willie Wood and David Peacock of Scotland won the gold medal. ^[5]

Qualifying round

Four sections, three teams from each section qualify for the championship round. ^{[6] [7] [8] [9]}

Section 1

Pos	Player	P	W	D	L	F	A	Pts	Diff
1	Rowan Brassey, Sean Johnson, Gary Lawson	5	3	1	1	99	71	7	+28
2	Adam Poynton, Jimmy Chiu, Loy D'Souza	5	3	0	2	84	78	6	+6
3	Christopher Dagpin, Angelo Morales, Peter O'Donnell	5	2	1	2	92	75	5	+17
4	Tzvika Hadar, Raymond Sher, Jeff Rabkin	5	2	0	3	90	103	4	-13
5	David Anderson, Ryan Bester, Lyall Adams	5	2	0	3	78	94	4	-16
6	Sandy Joubert, John Shelley, Ewald Vermeulen	5	2	0	3	70	92	4	-22

Section 2

Pos	Player	P	W	D	L	F	A	Pts	Diff
1	Eric Johannes, Michael Steyn, Neil Burkett	5	4	0	1	118	57	8	+61
2	Steve Glasson, Kelvin Kerkow, Michael Wilks	5	3	0	2	81	70	6	+11
3	Louis Erasmus, Derek James, William James	5	3	0	2	77	66	6	+11
4	Richard Broad, Jack Behling, Neil Furman	5	3	0	2	83	90	6	-7
5	Mercantonio Fabra, Fabo Melo, Ascendino Melo	5	2	0	3	77	87	4	-10
6	Talaimanu Keti, John Silva, Iremia Leautuli	5	0	0	5	51	117	0	-66

Section 3

Pos	Player	P	W	D	L	F	A	Pts	Diff
1	Denis Streak, Chinky Marillier, Richie Hayden	5	4	1	0	110	65	9	+45
2	Alan Shaw, Lee Nixon, David Le Marquand	5	3	1	1	116	72	7	+44
3	Jim McIntyre, Willie Wood, David Peacock	5	3	0	2	101	61	6	+40
4	Ramble Dallan Rice-Oxley, Fairul Izwan Abd Muin, Mohamed Aziz Maswadi	5	2	0	3	85	99	4	-14
5	Matt Tew, Stephen McManus, John Sullivan	5	1	0	4	63	98	2	-35
6	Hiroyuki Oda, Stephen Wedge, Makoto Yamada	5	1	0	4	54	134	2	-180

Section 4

Pos	Player	P	W	D	L	F	A	Pts	Diff
1	Mervyn King, Robert Newman, Andy Thomson	5	4	0	1	123	67	8	+56
2	Jonathan Ross, Jeremy Henry, Neil Booth	5	4	0	1	98	49	8	+49
3	Andrew Jones, Kiernan Day, Ian Stamp	5	3	0	2	81	76	6	+5
4	Neil Rees, Dai Wilkins, Will Thomas	5	2	0	3	108	79	4	+29
5	Shushil Deo Sharma, Rajnish Lal, Keshwa Goundar	5	2	0	3	73	105	4	-32
6	Warren Cranston, Noel Rawlinson, Philip Billman	5	0	0	5	47	154	0	-107

Championship round

Section 1

Pos	Player	P	W	D	L	F	A	Pts
1	New Zealand	5	5	0	0	120	60	10
2	Ireland	5	4	0	1	84	71	8
3	South Africa	5	2	0	3	101	65	4
4	Philippines	5	2	0	3	76	96	4
5	Jersey	5	2	0	3	79	103	4
6	Kenya	5	0	0	5	58	123	0

Section 2

Pos	Player	P	W	D	L	F	A	Pts
1	Scotland	5	5	0	0	90	55	10
2	England	5	3	0	2	88	68	6
3	Zimbabwe	5	3	0	2	87	81	6
4	Australia	5	2	0	3	85	90	4
5	Swaziland	5	1	0	4	87	100	2
6	Hong Kong	5	1	0	4	60	103	2

Bronze medal match

England beat Ireland 23–10.

Gold medal match

Scotland beat New Zealand 15–11.

Results

Men's triples section 1 Round 1 – Jul 24   Hong Kong   Namibia 18–12   Canada   Israel 22–16   New Zealand   Philippines 18–18 Round 2 – Jul 24   Canada   Philippines 18–16   Israel   Hong Kong 28–21   Namibia   New Zealand 18–11 Round 3 – Jul 25   Namibia   Canada 19–17   Philippines   Israel 22–13   New Zealand   Hong Kong 19–10 Round 4 – Jul 25   Hong Kong   Philippines 17–13   Israel   Namibia 23–12   New Zealand   Canada 25–15 Round 5 – Jul 26   Hong Kong   Canada 18–6   Philippines   Namibia 23–9   New Zealand   Israel 26–10

Men's triples section 2 Round 1 – Jul 24   Australia   Samoa 20–11   South Africa Swaziland 24–6   United States   Brazil 22–16 Round 2 – Jul 24   Brazil   Australia 16–12   South Africa   United States 28–9 Swaziland   Samoa 23–8 Round 3 – Jul 25   United States   Australia 15–14   South Africa   Samoa 24–9 Swaziland   Brazil 19–10 Round 4 – Jul 25   Australia Swaziland 16–11   South Africa   Brazil 25–14   United States   Samoa 29–14 Round 5 – Jul 26   Australia   South Africa 19–17   United States Swaziland 8–18   Brazil   Samoa 21–9

Men's triples section 3 Round 1 – Jul 24   Jersey   Spain 25–10   Scotland   Japan 30–5   Zimbabwe   Malaysia 31–15 Round 2 – Jul 24   Japan   Malaysia 20–15   Scotland   Spain 23–8   Zimbabwe   Jersey 19–19 Round 3 – Jul 25   Malaysia   Spain 21–12   Jersey   Scotland 18–15   Zimbabwe   Japan 29–7 Round 4 – Jul 25   Jersey   Japan 39–10   Scotland   Malaysia 21–16   Zimbabwe   Spain 17–12 Round 5 – Jul 26   Malaysia   Jersey 18–15   Scotland   Zimbabwe 12–14   Japan   Spain 12–21

Men's triples section 4 Round 1 – Jul 24   Kenya   Fiji 18–8 Ireland   Norfolk Island 30–5   England   Wales 17–13 Round 2 – Jul 24   England   Norfolk Island 52–5 Ireland   Kenya 15–12   Wales   Fiji 31–14 Round 3 – Jul 25   England   Kenya 20–14   Fiji Ireland 13–12   Wales   Norfolk Island 32–7 Round 4 – Jul 25 Ireland   England 21–5   Fiji   Norfolk Island 24–15   Kenya   Wales 21–18 Round 5 – Jul 26   Kenya   Norfolk Island 16–15 Ireland   Wales 20–14   England   Fiji 29–14

men's triples Championship Section A Round 1 – Jul 26   New Zealand   South Africa 19–15 Ireland   Jersey 18–14   Philippines   Kenya 19–10 Round 2 – Jul 27   New Zealand   Jersey 26–13 Ireland   Kenya 16–15   South Africa   Philippines 30–8 Round 3 – Jul 27   South Africa   Kenya 33–8   New Zealand Ireland 22–14   Philippines   Jersey 27–7 Round 4 – Jul 28   New Zealand   Philippines 26–9   Jersey   Kenya 28–16 Ireland   South Africa 13–7 Round 5 – Jul 28 Ireland   Philippines 23–13   Jersey   South Africa 17–16   New Zealand   Kenya 27–9

men's triples Championship Section B Round 1 – Jul 26   Zimbabwe   England 14–13   Australia   Hong Kong 17–10   Scotland Swaziland 19–15 Round 2 – Jul 27   Zimbabwe   Hong Kong 27–12   Scotland   Australia 27–6   England Swaziland 17–16 Round 3 – Jul 27   Scotland   England 15–14   Zimbabwe   Australia 23–16   Hong Kong Swaziland 19–18 Round 4 – Jul 28 Swaziland   Zimbabwe 28–15   Scotland   Hong Kong 17–12   England   Australia 20–16 Round 5 – Jul 28   England   Hong Kong 24–7   Australia Swaziland 30–10   Scotland   Zimbabwe 17–12

References

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