Bowls at the 2002 Commonwealth Games

Lawn bowls
at the 2002 Commonwealth Games
Lawn bowls ; at the 2002 Commonwealth Games
Venue	Manchester
Dates	25 July – 04 August 2002
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Last updated January 12, 2025

The lawn bowls competition at the 2002 Commonwealth Games took place in Heaton Park, Manchester, England from 25 July until 4 August 2002.^[1]

Medal table

* Host nation (England)

Medallists

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Bronze
Men's singles	Bobby Donnelly	Jeremy Henry	Robert Weale	Mike Kernaghan
Men's pairs	Alex Marshall George Sneddon	Stephen Farish Dean Morgan	Mohamed Aziz Maswadi Safuan Said	Shaun Addinall Gerry Baker
Men's fours	John Ottaway Simon Skelton Robert Newman David Holt	Duanne Abrahams Theuns Fraser Kevin Campbell Neil Burkett	Ian Slade Richard Bowen Jason Greenslade Dai Wilkins	Michael Nutt Noel Graham Neil Booth Jim Baker
Women's singles	Siti Zalina Ahmad	Karen Murphy	Lorna Trigwell	Marlene Castle
Women's pairs	Jo Edwards Sharon Sims	Ellen Cawker Jill Hackland	Joanna Weale Anwen Butten	Lynne Whitehead Amy Gowshall
Women's fours	Ellen Alexander Shirley Page Gill Mitchell Carol Duckworth	Shirley Fitzpatrick-Wong Andrea Weigand Melissa Ranger Anita Nivala	Ann Sutherland Pam John Nina Shipperlee Gill Miles	Patsy Jorgensen Jan Khan Anne Lomas Wendy Jensen

Para sport

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Bronze
Men's Open Triplets	Scotland	Wales	Australia	Malaysia
Women's Blind Singles	Ruth Small	Constance Simbanda	Vivian Barkley	Mukri Mora

Results

^[2]^[3]^[4]

Men's singles

Section A

Pos	Player	P	W	L	F	A	Pts
1	Mervyn King	4	3	1	77	60	6
2	Edward Nkole	4	3	1	70	71	6
3	Ryan Bester	4	2	2	75	52	4
4	Roy Garden	4	2	2	74	76	4
5	Garry Ryan	4	0	4	47	84	0

Section B

Pos	Player	P	W	L	F	A	Pts
1	Robert Weale	4	3	1	79	49	6
2	Mike Kernaghan	4	3	1	63	43	6
3	Ieremia Tuteru	4	2	2	55	50	4
4	Douw Calitz	4	2	2	46	60	4
5	Albert Solomon	4	0	4	51	58	0

Section C

Pos	Player	P	W	L	F	A	Pts
1	Jeremy Henry	5	5	0	105	59	10
2	Darren Burnett	5	4	1	104	65	8
3	Lee Nixon	5	3	2	78	70	6
4	Ian Stamp	5	2	3	72	87	4
5	William James	5	1	4	86	99	2
6	Laurence Arthur	5	0	5	40	105	0

Section D

Pos	Player	P	W	L	F	A	Pts
1	Steve Glasson	5	4	1	103	62	8
2	Bobby Donnelly	5	4	1	99	74	8
3	Syed Mohamad Syed Akil	5	3	2	92	85	6
4	Abd Rahman Omar	5	3	2	86	84	6
5	Ian Merrien	5	1	4	71	100	2
6	Ieremia Leautuli	5	0	5	59	105	0

Finals

Quarter-Final		Semi-Final		Gold medal

Donnelly	21

King	7
		Donnelly	21

		Weale	17
Weale	21

Burnett	18
				Donnelly	21

				Henry	15
Henry	21

Nkole	11
		Henry	21

		Kernaghan	13
Kernaghan	21

Glasson	17

Men's pairs

Section A

Pos	Player	P	W	L	F	A	Pts
1	Stephen Farish & Dean Morgan	6	4	2	100	58	8
2	Shaun Addinall & Gerry Baker	6	4	2	97	75	8
3	Alan Quemard & Thomas Greechan	6	4	2	99	82	8
4	Andrew Smith & Kelvin Kerkow	6	4	2	77	80	8
5	Russell Meyer & Paul Girdler	6	2	4	83	73	4
6	Ralph Deakin & Simon Masterton	6	2	4	75	101	4
7	Tim Sheridan & Gaetan Boudan	6	1	5	53	115	2

Section B

Pos	Player	P	W	D	L	F	A	Pts
1	Alex Marshall & George Sneddon	7	5	2	0	111	74	12
2	Mohamed Aziz Maswadi & Safuan Said	7	3	2	2	111	82	8
3	Martin McHugh & Gary McCloy	7	4	0	3	106	91	8
4	Stephen Rees & Will Thomas	7	2	3	2	103	95	7
5	Curtis Mar & Keshwa Goundar	7	3	1	3	90	92	7
6	Faimanu Amituanai & Valovale Pritchard	7	3	1	3	82	95	7
7	Hj Rosli Ibrahim & Haji Naim Brahim	7	2	1	4	92	116	5
8	Inatio Akaruru & Noo Mataio	7	1	0	6	72	122	2

Finals

Quarter-Final		Semi-Final		Gold medal

Scotland	14

Australia	9
		Scotland	15

		South Africa	13
South Africa	21

Northern Ireland	11
				Scotland	12

				England	10
England	13

Wales	12
		England	15

		Malaysia	6
Malaysia	15

Jersey	14

Men's fours

Results

Men's fours section A

Round 1 - Jul 26
Canada	Samoa	20-11
Guernsey	Norfolk Island	23-11
Round 2 - July 27
Canada	Norfolk Island	24-6
Northern Ireland	Samoa	19-10
Round 3 - Jul 28
Northern Ireland	Samoa	19-10
Canada	Guernsey	13-8
Round 4 - Jul 28
Guernsey	Samoa	15-15
Northern Ireland	Canada	11-8
Round 5 - Jul 28
Northern Ireland	Guernsey	21-11
Norfolk Island	Samoa	13-8

Men's fours section B

Round 1 - Jul 26
Australia	Cook Islands	17-4
England	Malaysia	12-12
Round 2 - July 27
England	Cook Islands	18-7
Australia	Malaysia	18-8
Round 3 - Jul 28
England	Australia	19-9
Malaysia	Cook Islands	13-12

Men's fours section C

Round 1 - Jul 26
South Africa	Brunei	18-15
Scotland	Fiji	18-16
Round 2 - July 27
Brunei	Scotland	14-14
Fiji	South Africa	18-17
Round 3 - Jul 28
Fiji	Brunei	15-11
South Africa	Scotland	19-7

Men's Fours section D

Round 1 - Jul 26
Wales	Namibia	25-10
New Zealand	Malawi	15-11
Round 2 - July 27
Wales	Malawi	26-4
New Zealand	Namibia	13-11
Round 3 - Jul 28
Wales	New Zealand	17-15
Namibia	Malawi	11-9

Section A

Pos	Player	P	W	D	L	F	A	Pts
1	Michael Nutt, Noel Graham, Neil Booth, Jim Baker	4	4	0	0	73	37	8
2	Stephen Bezanson, John Devonshire, Keith Roney, Chris Stadnyk	4	3	0	1	63	36	6
3	Len Le Ber, Paul Merrien, Paul Ingrouille, Bernard Simon	4	1	1	2	57	60	3
4	Phil Billman, Gregory Hinks, Jim Rawlinson, Ron Campion	4	1	0	3	38	77	2
5	Talaimanu Keti, Tapusatele Tuatagaloa, Petelo Gabriel, Roderick Tyson	4	0	1	3	44	65	1

Section B

Pos	Player	P	W	D	L	F	A	Pts
1	John Ottaway, Simon Skelton, Robert Newman, David Holt	3	2	1	0	49	28	5
2	Brett Duprez, Gary Willis, Adam Jeffery, Rex Johnston	3	2	0	1	44	31	4
3	Fairul Izwan Abd Muin, Attan lMutalib, Johari Jozaini, Sani Sazali	3	1	1	1	33	42	3
4	Vaine Henry, Dennis Tokorangi, Phillip Tangi, David Akaruru	3	0	0	3	23	48	0

Section C

Pos	Player	P	W	D	L	F	A	Pts
1	Duanne Abrahams, Theuns Fraser, Kevin Campbell, Neil Burkett	3	2	0	1	54	40	4
2	Arun Kumar, Sushil Sharma, Saijad Khan, Ratish Lal	3	1	0	1	49	46	4
3	David Peacock, Gary Mackie, Willie Wood, Graeme Archer	3	1	1	1	39	49	3
4	Salleh Chuchu Tuah, Tahir Haji Bohari, Amp Amp Kassim, Lokman Hj Salleh	3	0	1	2	40	47	1

Section D

Pos	Player	P	W	L	F	A	Pts
1	Ian Slade, Richard Bowen, Jason Greenslade, Dai Wilkins	3	3	0	68	29	6
2	Rowan Brassey, Sean Johnson, Peter Belliss, Andrew Curtain	3	2	1	43	38	4
3	Julian Viljoen, Sandy Joubert, Willem Esterhuizen Sr., Graham Snyman	3	1	2	32	47	2
4	Julian Arthur, David Hayes, Trevor King, Sandy Morrison	3	0	3	23	52	0

Finals

Quarter-Final		Semi-Final		Gold medal

England	15

Fiji	11
		England	16

		Northern Ireland	9
Northern Ireland	15

New Zealand	12
				England	22

				South Africa	8
South Africa	16

Canada	7
		South Africa	16

		Wales	13
Wales	23

Australia	12

Women's singles

Section A

Pos	Player	P	W	L	F	A	Pts
1	Margaret Johnston	4	3	1	79	42	3
2	Lorna Trigwell	4	3	1	79	63	3
3	Margaret Letham	4	3	1	74	65	3
4	Zelda Humphreys	4	1	3	59	73	1
5	Helwig Labia	4	0	4	36	84	0

Section B

Pos	Player	P	W	L	F	A	Pts
1	Siti Zalina Ahmad	4	3	1	80	55	3
2	Jane Rigby	4	3	1	79	73	3
3	Susan Kariuki	4	2	2	70	74	2
4	Alison Merrien	4	1	3	66	74	1
5	Laura Dewald	4	1	3	60	79	1

Section C

Pos	Player	P	W	L	F	A	Pts
1	Karina Horman	3	3	0	63	21	3
2	Jean Baker	3	2	1	53	55	2
3	Betty Morgan	3	1	2	48	60	1
4	Tremoana Damm	3	0	3	35	63	0

Section D

Pos	Player	P	W	L	F	A	Pts
1	Karen Murphy	3	3	0	63	36	3
2	Marlene Castle	3	2	1	53	30	2
3	Sainiana Walker	3	1	2	38	62	1
4	Lufilufi Taulealo	3	0	3	37	63	0

Finals

Quarter-Final		Semi-Final		Gold medal

Zalina	21

Baker	14
		Zalina	21

		Castle	14
Castle	21

Johnston	8
				Zalina	21

				Murphy	19
Murphy	21

Rigby	16
		Murphy	21

		Trigwell	10
Trigwell	21

Horman	12

Women's pairs

Section A

Pos	Player	P	W	L	F	A	Pts
1	Alison Birch & Sheila Syvret	4	4	0	82	43	8
2	Margaret Russell & Joyce Lindores	4	3	1	71	46	6
3	Hilda Luipa & Beatrice Mali	4	2	2	54	59	4
4	Hajah Mohd Daud & Amalia Matali	4	1	3	47	66	2
5	Zilpha Isobel Quintal & Kitha Bailey	4	0	4	38	78	0

Section B

Pos	Player	P	W	D	L	F	A	Pts
1	Jo Edwards & Sharon Sims	4	3	1	0	80	50	7
2	Lynne Whitehead & Amy Gowshall	4	3	0	1	74	38	6
3	Maureen Payne & Pauline Kelly	4	2	1	1	58	57	5
4	Cora Williams & Patricia Landman	4	0	1	3	40	66	1
5	Sheila Khamisa & Trish Morrison	4	0	1	3	29	70	1

Section C

Pos	Player	P	W	D	L	F	A	Pts
1	Ellen Cawker & Jill Hackland	4	3	1	0	73	41	7
2	Lee Poletti & Roma Dunn	4	3	1	0	73	46	7
3	Mou Tokorangi & Kanny Vaile	4	2	0	2	52	62	4
4	Bakar Sarimah & Nazura Ngahat	4	1	0	3	56	49	2
5	Taloapatina Tuiletufuga & Manuia Porter	4	0	0	4	34	90	0

Section D

Pos	Player	P	W	D	L	F	A	Pts
1	Donna McNally & Barbara Cameron	4	3	1	0	61	35	7
2	Joanna Weale & Anwen Butten	4	3	1	0	71	48	7
3	Jean Simon & Anne Simon	4	2	0	2	50	62	4
4	Radhika Prasad & Litia Tikoisuva	4	0	1	3	44	62	1
5	Karina Okuk & Maggie Worri	4	0	1	3	49	68	1

Finals

Quarter-Final		Semi-Final		Gold medal

New Zealand	17

Australia	7
		New Zealand	20

		Wales	11
Wales	24

Jersey	10
				New Zealand	22

				South Africa	12
South Africa	21

Scotland	5
		South Africa	23

		England	12
England	16

Northern Ireland	7

Women's fours

Section A

Pos	Player	P	W	L	F	A	Pts
1	Patsy Jorgensen, Jan Khan, Anne Lomas, Wendy Jensen	6	4	2	96	76	8
2	Gean O'Neil, Lorraine Murphy, Liz Cole, Suzie Dingle	6	4	2	64	82	8
3	Azlina Arshad, Ismail Shima, Haslah Hassan, Bah Chu Mei	6	3	3	107	66	6
4	Alicia Crangle, Paula Montgomery, Dessa Baird, Pat Horner	6	3	3	92	69	6
5	Maria Jansen, Jane Moodaley, Hendrika Lynn, Annette Terry	6	3	3	93	80	6
6	Salanieta Taylor, Salanieta Valetu, Doreen Newton, Akanisi Kae Stephens	6	3	3	75	78	6
7	Daphne Tauraa, Moeroa Dave, Nane Tere, Rebecca Akaruru	6	1	5	50	126	2

Section B

Pos	Player	P	W	D	L	F	A	Pts
1	Ann Sutherland, Pam John, Nina Shipperlee, Gill Miles	7	5	1	1	131	75	11
2	Ellen Alexander, Shirley Page, Gill Mitchell, Carol Duckworth	7	4	1	2	93	97	9
3	Shirley Fitzpatrick-Wong, Andrea Weigand, Melissa Ranger, Anita Nivala	7	3	2	2	121	96	8
4	Sandra Steven, Betty Forsyth, Joyce Dickey, Sarah Gourlay	7	4	0	3	103	81	8
5	Arrienne Wynen, Gordana Baric, Jenny Harragon, Jan Palazzi	7	3	1	3	103	97	7
6	Agnes Dean, Maria Piwen Pomaleu, Elizabeth Bure, Linda Ahmat	7	3	0	4	102	92	6
7	Pg Siti Pg Bakar, Isah Muntol, Amp Lilimaryani Amp Hj Salleh, HjhAjijah Muntol	7	2	0	5	63	126	4
8	Karen Kemp, Bev Wheeler, Carole Yager, Joyce Dyer	7	1	1	5	82	134	3

Finals

Quarter-Final		Semi-Final		Gold medal

England	20

Malaysia	10
		England	19

		New Zealand	6
Scotland	13

New Zealand	18
				England	17

				Canada	6
Jersey	10

Canada	11
		Canada	13

		Wales	12
Wales	16

Northern Ireland	8

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Bowls at the 2002 Commonwealth Games

Contents

Medal table

Medallists

Results

Men's singles

Men's pairs

Men's fours

Women's singles

Women's pairs

Women's fours

Related Research Articles

References

See also