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Asia Pacific Bowls Championships

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Asia Pacific Bowls Championships
Tournament information
SportLawn bowls
LocationVarious
Established1985
Defunct2021
AdministratorWorld Bowls

The Asia Pacific Bowls Championships formerly the Pacific Rim Championships was a lawn bowling competition held between national bowls organisations in the Asia Pacific region.[1][2] The event was inaugurated in 1985, and it was initially held every two years but then took place every four years and was a qualifying event for the World Outdoor Bowls Championships.[3][4]

In 2021, the 2020 World Outdoor Bowls Championship was officially cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. World Bowls then decided that the World Championships would take place every two years starting in 2023. This also resulted in the fact that qualifying events for the Championships were no longer required meaning the Atlantic Bowls Championships and Asia Pacific Championships were terminated.[5]

1985 Tweed Heads, New South Wales, Australia

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15-21 September (round robin - only 1 bronze awarded)

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's Singles Fiji Peter Fong Australia Dennis Katunarich Hong Kong David Tso
Men's Pairs New Zealand Maurice Symes
Wayne Nairn
Australia Dennis Katunarich
Arthur Black
Fiji Peter Fong
Peter Thaggard
Men's Triples Hong Kong George Souza Jr.
M. B. Hassan Jr.
David Tso
New Zealand Terry Scott
Jim Christie
Stewart McConnell
Canada Bob Scullion
Bert Walker
Alf Wallace
Men's Fours Australia Keith Poole
Don Sherman
Arthur Black
Wally Bonagura
Hong Kong Noel Kennedy
Danny Ho
M. B. Hassan Jr.
George Souza Jr.
New Zealand Terry Scott
Jim Christie
Wayne Nairn
Stewart McConnell
Women's Singles Australia Merle Richardson New Zealand Rhoda Ryan Hong Kong Helen Wong
Women's Pairs New Zealand Joyce Osborne
Rhoda Ryan
Australia Merle Richardson
Fay Craig
Fiji Willow Fong
Janki Gaunder
Women's Triples Australia Pat Smith
Norma Massey
Shirley Kelly
New Zealand Millie Khan
Denise Page
Daphne Le Breton
Hong Kong Lilian Walton
Rosemary McMahon
Rae O'Donnell
Women's Fours New Zealand Joyce Osborne
Millie Khan
Denise Page
Daphne Le Breton
Australia Pat Smith
Norma Massey
Shirley Kelly
Fay Craig
Fiji Willow Fong
Mari Seru
Filo O'Meagher
Robin Forster

1987 Lae BC, Lae, Papua New Guinea

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25 October - 8 November sponsored by Mazda (bronze medal playoffs took place)[6] [7]

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's Singles Australia Ken Williams New Zealand Rowan Brassey Papua New Guinea Papua New Guinea
Men's Pairs Australia Dennis Katunarich
Bill Wain
Canada Graham Jarvis
New Zealand New Zealand
Men's Triples Australia Darby Ross
Ken Williams
Trevor Morris
Hong Kong Keith Bosley
Clive Brindle
Bill McMahon
Canada Mark Gilliland
Bob Scullion
Kevin Jones
Men's Fours Papua New Guinea Tau Nancie
Laka Rawali
Eddie Loa
Peter Pomaleu
New Zealand Maurice Symes
Ken Walker
Bill Kane
Sid Giddy
Australia Trevor Morris
Darby Ross
Dennis Katunarich
Bill Wain
Women's Singles Cook Islands Ramona Ash Australia Australia Papua New Guinea Papua New Guinea
Women's Pairs Fiji Willow Fong
Maraia Lum On
Hong Kong Joan Humphreys
Rae O'Donnell
Cook Islands Cook Islands
Women's Triples Papua New Guinea Cunera Monalua
Laureen Griffiths
Maggie Worri
Australia Australia Canada Alice Duncalf
Women's Fours Fiji Willow Fong
Robin Forster
Betty Olssen
Janki Gaunder
New Zealand Jennie Simpson
Joyce Osborne
Judy Howat
Marie Watson
Papua New Guinea Papua New Guinea

1989 Suva, Fiji

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Jul 8-21, sponsored by Mazda [8]

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's Singles Australia Rob Parrella[9] New Zealand Ian Dickison Cook Islands Philip Urlich
Men's Pairs Australia Rob Parrella
Dennis Katunarich[9]
Hong Kong Noel Kennedy
Mark McMahon
New Zealand Ian Dickison
Stewart McConnell
Men's Triples Australia Rex Johnston
Terry McCabe
Ken Williams
Canada Peter Mutter
Dave Houtby
Bill Boettger
New Zealand Gary Lawson
Jim Scott
Maurice Symes
Men's Fours Australia Rex Johnston
Terry McCabe
Dennis Katunarich
Ken Williams
Hong Kong Noel Kennedy
Mark McMahon
Ivan Ho
Mel Stewart
Canada Peter Mutter
Dave Houtby
Bill Boettger
Dave Brown
Women's Singles New Zealand Millie Khan Fiji Maraia Lum On Australia Audrey Hefford
Women's Pairs Fiji Maraia Lum On
Vimla Swamy
New Zealand Millie Khan
Lyn McLean
Australia Dorothy Roche
Betty Schenke
Women's Triples Australia Greeta Fahey
Audrey Hefford
Di Cunnington
New Zealand Betty Fitzell
Adrienne Lambert
Marlene Castle
Fiji Willow Fong
Betty Olssen
Miri Seru
Women's Fours New Zealand Betty Fitzell
Adrienne Lambert
Lyn McLean
Marlene Castle
Australia Greeta Fahey
Dorothy Roche
Betty Schenke
Di Cunnington
Fiji Willow Fong
Betty Olssen
Miri Seru
Vimla Swamy

1991 Kowloon CC & BC, Hong Kong, China

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26 October - 10 November, sponsored by Mazda (bronze medal playoffs took place)[10]

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's Singles Australia Rob Parrella Fiji Caucau Turagabeci New Zealand Peter Belliss
Men's Pairs Canada Bill Boettger
Ronnie Jones
Hong Kong Noel Kennedy
Mark McMahon
New Zealand Peter Belliss
Rowan Brassey
Men's Triples Hong Kong Mel Stewart
David Tso
George Souza Jr.
Australia Ian Schuback
Geoff Sutcliffe
Paul Richards
Canada Peter Mutter
Dave Brown
Dave Houtby
Men's Fours Canada Bill Boettger
Dave Houtby
Dave Brown
Ronnie Jones
Australia Dennis Katunarich
Ian Schuback
Geoff Sutcliffe
Paul Richards
Hong Kong Mel Stewart
Noel Kennedy
David Tso
George Souza Jr.
Women's Singles Norfolk Island Carmen Anderson New Zealand New Zealand Australia Daphne Shaw
Women's Pairs Australia Edda Bonutto
Daphne Shaw
Fiji Maraia Lum On
Radhika Prasad
New Zealand Marie Watson
Judy Howat
Women's Triples Hong Kong Eva Ho
Linda Smith
Lena Yeung
Australia Kathy McGowan
Maisie Flynn
Audrey Rutherford
Papua New Guinea Papua New Guinea
Women's Fours Fiji Vimla Swamy
Betty Olssen
Phil Morrison
Radhika Prasad
New Zealand Judy Howat
Adrienne Lambert
Marlene Castle
Marie Watson
Australia Kathy McGowan
Maisie Flynn
Audrey Rutherford
Edda Bonutto

1993 Victoria BC, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada

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25 July - 7 August, sponsored by Mazda (round robin, only 1 bronze)[11] [12]

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's Singles Australia Cameron Curtis New Zealand Gary Lawson
Men's Pairs Canada Bill Boettger
Mark Gilliland
Australia Steve Srhoy
Cameron Curtis
Hong Kong Noel Kennedy
Mark McMahon
Men's Triples Australia Steve Anderson
David Stockham
Sam Laguzza
New Zealand New Zealand Fiji Fiji
Men's Fours Australia Steve Anderson
Steve Srhoy
David Stockham
Sam Laguzza
Hong Kong Mark McMahon
Danny Ho
Mel Stewart
Ken Wallis
Canada Keith Roney
Women's Singles Norfolk Island Carmen Anderson New Zealand Marlene Castle
Women's Pairs Australia Joy McKee
Kathy McGowan
Women's Triples Australia Dorothy Roche
Audrey Rutherford
Betty Herbertson
New Zealand Adrienne Lambert
Colleen Ferrick
Marie Watson
Hong Kong Angela Chau
Jenny Wallis
Lena Yeung
Women's Fours Canada Jean Roney
Margaret Richards
Margaret Fettes
Anita Nivala
Hong Kong Angela Chau
Jenny Wallis
Rae O'Donnell
Rosemary McMahon
New Zealand Adrienne Lambert
Ann Muir
Colleen Ferrick
Marie Watson

1995 Dunedin, New Zealand

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22 November - 2 December, two bronze medals awarded[13]

Event Gold Silver Bronze Bronze
Men's Singles Australia Kelvin Kerkow New Zealand Rowan Brassey Hong Kong Noel Kennedy Norfolk Island Norfolk Islands
Men's Pairs New Zealand Rowan Brassey
Gary Lawson
Australia Steve Glasson
Rex Johnston
Hong Kong Noel Kennedy
Willie Lai
Papua New Guinea Martin Seeto
Albert Barakeina
Men's Triples New Zealand Peter Belliss
David File
Andrew Curtain
Australia Kelvin Kerkow
Stephen Anderson
Sam Laguzza
Canada Ted Waterston
Keith Roney
Ian Jones
Papua New Guinea F Gabi
Kundi Miki
Iamo Ila
Men's Fours New Zealand Peter Belliss
Gary Lawson
David File
Andrew Curtain
Fiji Peter Thaggard
Ram Karan Singh
Ram Shankar
Ratish Lal
Hong Kong Willie Lai
Danny Ho
Mel Stewart
Ken Wallis
Australia Stephen Anderson
Sam Laguzza
Steve Glasson
Rex Johnston
Women's Singles Norfolk Island Carmen Anderson New Zealand Judy Howat Hong Kong Angela Chau Canada Anita Nivala
Women's Pairs Australia Audrey Rutherford
Norma Richardson
New Zealand Betty Prattley
Judy Howat
Malaysia Suhaimai Hamid
Saedah Abdul Rahim
Samoa Akenese Westerlund
Lagi Letoa
Women's Triples New Zealand Marlene Castle
Millie Khan
Marie Watson
Australia Judy Nash
Roma Dunn
Margaret Sumner
Malaysia Nor Hashimah Ismail
Siti Hawa Ali
Haslah Hassan
Cook Islands Tanimetua Harry
Porea Elisa
Tremoana Damm
Women's Fours New Zealand Betty Prattley
Marie Watson
Marlene Castle
Millie Khan
Australia Judy Nash
Norma Richardson
Roma Dunn
Margaret Sumner
Canada Maureen Thompson
Sharyl-Ann Milligan
Alice Duncalf
Jean Roney
United States Anne Barber
Mary Terrill
Heather Stewart
Evelyn Kenner

1997 Warilla BC & RC, Warilla, New South Wales, Australia

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19 November - 1 December, (round robin, only 1 bronze) [14] [15]

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's Singles New Zealand Rowan Brassey Australia Kelvin Kerkow Hong Kong Noel Kennedy
Men's Pairs New Zealand Peter Shaw
Rowan Brassey
Australia Australia Hong Kong Noel Kennedy
Anthony Carstairs
Men's Triples New Zealand Peter Belliss
Russell Meyer
Andrew Curtain
Fiji Fiji Singapore Singapore
Men's Fours New Zealand Peter Belliss
Peter Shaw
Russell Meyer
Andrew Curtain
Australia John Noonan
Steve Glasson
Kevin Walsh
Rex Johnston
Canada Steve Wojcik
Kevin Jones
Keith Roney
Women's Singles Australia Roma Dunn New Zealand Millie Khan Cook Islands Cook Islands
Women's Pairs Norfolk Island Carmen Anderson
Essie Sanchez
New Zealand Millie Khan
Patsy Jorgensen
Australia Roma Dunn
Marilyn Peddell
Women's Triples Australia Karen Murphy
Willow Fong
Margaret Sumner
New Zealand Marlene Castle
Marie Watson
Sharon Sims
Hong Kong Lena Yeung
Angela Chau
Linda da Luz
Women's Fours Australia Marilyn Peddell
Karen Murphy
Willow Fong
Margaret Sumner
New Zealand Marlene Castle
Marie Watson
Sharon Sims
Patsy Jorgensen
Malaysia Saedah Abdul Rahim
Nor Hashimah Ismail

1999 Bukit Kiara Bowls Complex, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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September 21-30 [16][17]

Event Gold Silver Bronze Bronze
Men's Singles Canada Alan Webster Fiji Caucau Turagabeci New Zealand Andrew Curtain
Men's Pairs Australia Mark Jacobsen
Brett Duprez
Papua New Guinea Papua New Guinea United States Ian Ho
Barry Pickup
Men's Triples Australia Rex Johnston
Steve Glasson
Adam Jeffery
Fiji Fiji Hong Kong David Tso
Adam Poynton
James Cheng
Singapore Chai Hon Yoong
Ee Chong Beng
Spencer Arumugam
Men's Fours Australia Rex Johnston
Mark Jacobsen
Adam Jeffery
Brett Duprez
Malaysia Malaysia Hong Kong Willie Lai
David Tso
James Cheng
Jacky Wong
Fiji Fiji
Women's Singles New Zealand Marlene Castle Norfolk Island Carmen Anderson Malaysia Malaysia
Women's Pairs Australia Karen Murphy
Willow Fong
Papua New Guinea Papua New Guinea Singapore Mary Lim
Yong Lew Fong
Malaysia Nor Hashimah Ismail
Women's Triples New Zealand Anne Lomas
Sharon Sims
Patsy Jorgensen
Australia Lee Poletti
Roma Dunn
Hong Kong Julia Wong
Linda Da Luz
Angela Chau
Women's Fours New Zealand Anne Lomas
Sharon Sims
Patsy Jorgensen
Jan Khan
Malaysia Nor Hashimah Ismail
Canada On-Kow Au
Martha Welsh
Sherrey Sidel
Susan Smith

2001 Moama, Melbourne, Australia

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22 October - 4 November [18]

Event Gold Silver Bronze Bronze
Men's Singles Hong Kong Noel Kennedy New Zealand Sean Johnson United States Merton Isaacman Australia Steve Glasson
Men's Pairs New Zealand Paul Girdler
Russell Meyer
Samoa Fa'imanu Tausisi
Hong Kong Noel Kennedy
Anthony Carstairs
United States Merton Isaacman
Ivan Ho
Men's Triples Australia Rex Johnston
Adam Jeffery
Steve Glasson
United States Doug McArthur
Richard Broad
Ivan Hyland
New Zealand Sean Johnson
Rowan Brassey
Kerry Chapman
Norfolk Island Norfolk Islands
Men's Fours Australia Rex Johnston
Adam Jeffery
Mark Jacobsen
Kelvin Kerkow
Canada Chris Grahame
Chris Stadnyk
Mark Sandford
Stephen Bezanson
New Zealand Paul Girdler
Russell Meyer
Rowan Brassey
Kerry Chapman
Malaysia Mohamed Aziz Maswadi
Ibrahim Jusoh
Mohammad Adif Daud
Mohamed Tazman Tahir
Women's Singles New Zealand Marlene Castle Norfolk Island Carmen Anderson Philippines Milagros Witheridge Australia Marilyn Peddell
Women's Pairs New Zealand Jo Edwards
Sharon Sims
Hong Kong Danna Chiu
Anna Clarke
Cook Islands Cook Islands United States Anne Nunes
Konia Spangler
Women's Triples Australia Roma Dunn
Arrienne Wynen
Lee Poletti
New Zealand Marlene Castle
Anne Lomas
Patsy Jorgensen
Hong Kong Angela Chau
Stephanie Chung
Lena Yeung
Malaysia Haslah Hassan
Nazura Ngahat
Bah Chu Mei
Women's Fours Australia Roma Dunn
Karen Murphy
Arrienne Wynen
Lee Poletti
New Zealand Anne Lomas
Jo Edwards
Sharon Sims
Patsy Jorgensen
Malaysia Sarimah Abu Bakar
Haslah Hassan
Nazura Ngahat
Bah Chu Mei
Fiji Agnes Stephens
Doreen O'Connor
Sala Taylor
Radhika Prasad

2003 Pine Rivers Memorial BC, Brisbane Australia

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25 November - 2 December

Event Gold Silver Bronze Bronze
Men's Singles New Zealand Russell Meyer United States Merton Isaacman Hong Kong Noel Kennedy Malaysia Mohd Afendy Tan Abdullah
Men's Pairs Canada Keith Roney
Michel Larue
Malaysia Fairul Izwan Abd Muin
Mohd Afendy Tan Abdullah
Hong Kong Noel Kennedy
Adam Poynton
Australia Kelvin Kerkow
Steve Glasson
Men's Triples New Zealand Gary Lawson
Sean Johnson
Jamie Hill
Australia Michael Wilks
Kevin Walsh
Bill Cornehls
Hong Kong Danny Ho
James Cheng
Jimmy Chiu
Malaysia Syed Mohamad Syed Akil
Zuraidi Puteh
Jozaini
Men's Fours Australia Michael Wilks
Kevin Walsh
Bill Cornehls
Kelvin Kerkow
New Zealand Gary Lawson
Paul Girdler
Sean Johnson
Jamie Hill
Canada Chris Stadnyk
Michel Larue
Lyall Adams
John Devonshire
Malaysia Syed Mohamad Syed Akil
Fairul Izwan Abd Muin
Zuraidi Puteh
Jozaini
Women's Singles Philippines Carmen Anderson New Zealand Marlene Castle Australia Karen Murphy Malaysia Siti Zalina Ahmad
Women's Pairs Malaysia Nazura Ngahat
Siti Zalina Ahmad
Fiji Litia Tikoisuva
Radhika Prasad
Norfolk Island Kitha Bailey
Essie Sanchez
Papua New Guinea Moata Nadu
Hedwig Labai
Women's Triples Malaysia Haslah Hassan
Azlina Arshad
Nor Hashimah Ismail
Canada Andrea Stadnyk
Anita Nivala
Helen Culley
Philippines Milagros Witheridge
Lolita Treasure
Sonia Bruce
Papua New Guinea Janet Pat
Aiva Ned
Cecilia Drapok
Women's Fours New Zealand Jo Edwards
Sharon Sims
Val Smith
Wendy Jensen
Malaysia Haslah Hassan
Azlina Arshad
Nazura Ngahat
Nor Hashimah Ismail
Fiji Litia Tikoisuva
Salanieta Gukivuli
Doreen O'Connor
Radhika Prasad
Australia Lynsey Armitage
Lee Poletti
Helen Bosisto
Maria Rigby

2005 Darebin International Sports Centre, Melbourne, Australia

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7-16 November (bronze medal playoffs held)[19]

Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men's Singles Canada Ryan Bester Fiji Caucau Turagabeci Australia Steve Glasson
Men's Pairs Malaysia Safuan Said
Fairul Izwan Abdul Muin
Australia Mark Casey
Kelvin Kerkow
Hong Kong Pat Lai
Tony Tong
Men's Triples New Zealand Gary Lawson
Justin Goodwin
Richard Girvan
Philippines Philippines United States Jim Olson
Tony Baer
Doug McArthur
Women's Singles Fiji Litia Tikoisuva Malaysia Siti Zalina Ahmad New Zealand Jo Edwards
Women's Pairs Australia Karen Murphy
Lynsey Armitage
Philippines Rosita Bradborn
Ronalyn Greenlees
New Zealand Val Smith
Sharon Sims
Women's Triples Hong Kong Grace Chu
Camilla Leung
Elizabeth Li
Malaysia Nor Hashimah Ismail
Azlina Arshad
Nor Iryani Azmi
United States Kathy Vea
Irene Webster
Kottia Spangler

2007 Burnside BC & Fendalton BC, Christchurch, New Zealand

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13-21 January

Event Gold Silver Bronze Bronze
Men's Singles New Zealand Ali Forsyth Canada Ryan Bester Malaysia Safuan Said Australia Nathan Rice
Men's Pairs Australia Nathan Rice
Leif Selby
Hong Kong Pat Lai
Danny Ho
Canada Ryan Bester
Mark Sandford
Fiji Ratish Lal
Arun Kumar
Men's Triples Australia Mark Casey
Wayne Turley
Bill Cornehls
Canada Steve McKerihen
Chris Stadnyk
Tim Mason
Malaysia Mohd Amir Mohd Yusof
Azwan Shuhaimi
Khairul Annuar Abdul Kadir
Singapore Stephen Lo
Seah Wan Hin
Tan Kah Hock
Men's Fours Australia Mark Casey
Wayne Turley
Leif Selby
Bill Cornehls
New Zealand Richard Girvan
Dwayne Cameron
Doug Wilson
Shannon McIlroy
Hong Kong Pat Lai
James Cheng
James Keung
Danny Ho
Canada Steve McKerihen
Chris Stadnyk
Mark Sandford
Tim Mason
Women's Singles New Zealand Val Smith Australia Karen Murphy Malaysia Siti Zalina Ahmad Cook Islands Porea Elisa
Women's Pairs Australia Karen Murphy
Lynsey Clarke
New Zealand Val Smith
Mary Campbell
Samoa Lufilufi Taulealo
Manuia Porter
Norfolk Island Essie Sanchez
Debbie Wilford
Women's Triples Malaysia Azlina Arshad
Nor Shafeeqah Yahya
Nur Fidrah Noh
Australia Julie Keegan
Claire Turley
Kelsey Cottrell
New Zealand Jan Khan
Marina Khan
Manu Timoti
Cook Islands Irene Tupuna
Porea Elisa
Kanny Vaile
Women's Fours New Zealand Jan Khan
Marina Khan
Manu Timoti
Mary Campbell
Malaysia Nor Hashimah Ismail
Azlina Arshad
Nur Fidrah Noh
Nor Shafeeqah Yahya
Hong Kong Grace Chu
Wanis Sze
Camilla Leung
Elizabeth Li
Australia Ceri Ann Davies
Julie Keegan
Lynsey Clarke
Kelsey Cottrell

2009 National Lawn Bowls Complex, Bukit Kiara, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia

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8-16 August

Event Gold Silver Bronze Bronze
Men's Singles New Zealand Ali Forsyth Australia Leif Selby Fiji Ratish Lal Malaysia Safuan Said
Men's Pairs Australia Mark Jacobsen
Robbie Thompson
New Zealand Gary Lawson
Jamie Hill
China Jacky Wong
Ye Sui Ying
Malaysia Fairul Izwan Abd Muin
Safuan Said
Men's Triples Australia Leif Selby
Wayne Turley
Mark Berghofer
New Zealand Ali Forsyth
Shannon McIlroy
Shayne Sincock
Hong Kong Jerry Ng
Jimmy Chiu
Danny Ho
Malaysia Mohd Amir Mohd Yusof
Azwan Shuhaimi
Azim Azami Ariffin
Men's Fours Malaysia Fairul Izwan Abd Muin
Azwan Shuhaimi
Mohd Amir Mohd Yusof
Azim Azami Ariffin
Philippines Angelo Morales
Christopher Dagpin
Leo Carreon
Ronald Lising
Thailand Chaithai Kancanakaphan
Tanangsak Klinson
Nakornsri Klimhom
Tanakrit Thamsorn
Australia Mark Jacobsen
Wayne Turley
Robbie Thompson
Mark Berghofer
Women's Singles Philippines Rosita Bradborn Thailand Songsin Tsao Australia Kelsey Cottrell Malaysia Siti Zalina Ahmad
Women's Pairs Malaysia Nor Hashimah Ismail
Siti Zalina Ahmad
Norfolk Island Carmen Anderson
Debbie Wilford
Philippines Rosita Bradborn
Ainie Knight
Australia Karen Murphy
Lynsey Clarke
Women's Triples Malaysia Azlina Arshad
Nur Fidrah Noh
Nor Shafeeqah Yahya
Australia Julie Keegan
Claire Turley
Kelsey Cottrell
India Rupa Rani Tirkey
Farzana Khan
Manisha Srivastava
Philippines Milagros Witheridge
Ronalyn Greenlees
Sonia Bruce
Women's Fours Malaysia Nor Hashimah Ismail
Azlina Arshad
Nur Fidrah Noh
Nor Shafeeqah Yahya
Brunei Ajijah Muntol
Nabilah Salleh Chuchu
Fatmah Ibrahim
Siti Ervi Ferdarusamti Umar
Hong Kong Grace Chu
Peggy Ma
Winnie Wai
Elizabeth Cormack
India Rupa Rani Tirkey
Pinki
Tania Choudhury
Manisha Srivastava

2011 Lockleys BC & Holdfast Bay BC, Adelaide, Australia

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30 November - 11 December

Event Gold Silver Bronze Bronze
Men's Singles Malaysia Safuan Said Australia Brett Wilkie China Terence Lee Fiji Ratish Lal
Men's Pairs New Zealand Richard Girvan
Dan Delany
Australia Mark Casey
Brett Wilkie
Canada Ryan Bester
Tim Mason
Fiji Ratish Lal
Abdul Kalim
Men's Triples Fiji Semesa Naiseruvati
Samuela Tuikiligana
Daniel Lum On
Australia Aron Sherriff
Nathan Rice
Mark Berghofer
United States Steve Nelson
Ian Ho
Loren Dion
New Zealand Ali Forsyth
Shaun Scott
Tony Grantham
Men's Fours Australia Aron Sherriff
Nathan Rice
Mark Casey
Mark Berghofer
New Zealand Richard Girvan
Ali Forsyth
Dan Delany
Tony Grantham
Malaysia Soufi Rusli
Azwan Shuhaimi
Muhammad Hizlee Abdul Rais
Fairus Jabal
Canada Ryan Bester
John Aveline
Greg Wilson
Tim Mason
Women's Singles Malaysia Siti Zalina Ahmad Australia Kelsey Cottrell Norfolk Island Carmen Anderson Fiji Litia Tikoisuva
Women's Pairs New Zealand Jo Edwards
Val Smith
Philippines Rosita Bradborn
Ainie Knight
Malaysia Siti Zalina Ahmad
Norzafirah Mohd Noor
Australia Karen Murphy
Natasha Scott
Women's Triples Australia Lynsey Clarke
Rebecca Van Asch
Kelsey Cottrell
Philippines Milagros Witheridge
Sonia Bruce
Joy Tordoff
New Zealand Jan Khan
Genevieve Baildon
Leanne Curry
Singapore Mary Lim
Leng Li Li
Florence Leong
Women's Fours New Zealand Jo Edwards
Jan Khan
Genevieve Baildon
Leanne Curry
Australia Karen Murphy
Lynsey Clarke
Rebecca Van Asch
Natasha Scott
Canada Marg Lepere
Harriette Pituley
Jacqueline Foster
Amanda Berg
Japan Hiroko Emura
Masako Satoh
Noriko Maebayashi
Atsumi Ono

2015 Burnside BC & Papanui BC, Christchurch - New Zealand

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24 November - 6 December[20]

Event Gold Silver Bronze Bronze
Men's Singles Australia Aron Sherriff New Zealand Mike Kernaghan Japan Kenta Hasebe Malaysia Muhammad Hizlee Abdul Rais
Men's Pairs Canada Ryan Bester
Steve Santana
Malaysia Fairul Izwan Abd Muin
Muhammad Hizlee Abdul Rais
New Zealand Shannon McIlroy
Mike Kernaghan
Australia Nathan Rice
Ray Pearse
Men's Triples New Zealand Paul Girdler
Andrew Kelly
Mike Nagy
Japan Kenta Hasebe
Kenichi Emura
Hisaharu Satoh
Australia Aron Sherriff
Mark Casey
Wayne Ruediger
Fiji Arun Kumar
David Aitcheson
Waisea Turaga
Men's Fours New Zealand Paul Girdler
Shannon McIlroy
Andrew Kelly
Mike Nagy
Australia Mark Casey
Nathan Rice
Ray Pearse
Wayne Ruediger
Hong Kong Chun Yat Wong
Jason Choi
Tony Cheung
Terry Kung
Malaysia Soufi Rusli
Fairul Izwan Abd Muin
Zulhilmie Redzuan
Izzat Dzulkeple
Women's Singles Australia Karen Murphy Norfolk Island Carmen Anderson New Zealand Jo Edwards Malaysia Siti Zalina Ahmad
Women's Pairs Australia Karen Murphy
Kelsey Cottrell
Malaysia Siti Zalina Ahmad
Emma Firyana Saroji
Philippines Ainie Knight
Sonia Bruce
Norfolk Island Carmen Anderson
Christine Jones
Women's Triples Philippines Rosita Bradborn
Ronalyn Greenlees
Hazel Jagonoy
Australia Natasha Scott
Anne Johns
Carla Krizanic
New Zealand Sandra Keith
Angela Boyd
Katelyn Inch
Fiji Litia Tikoisuva
Sheral Mar
Elizabeth Moceiwai
Women's Fours Australia Natasha Scott
Anne Johns
Kelsey Cottrell
Carla Krizanic
United States Myra Wood
Janice Bell
Anne Nunes
Candy DeFazio
New Zealand Sandra Keith
Val Smith
Angela Boyd
Katelyn Inch
Malaysia Nor Hashimah Ismail
Azlina Arshad
Nur Fidrah Noh
Emma Firyana Saroji

2019 Broadbeach BC, Helensvale BC & Musgrave Hill BC, Gold Coast, Australia

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June 18 to 28

Event Gold Silver Bronze Bronze
Men's Singles New Zealand Shannon McIlroy Canada Ryan Bester Australia Ray Pearse Hong Kong Tony Cheung
Men's Pairs New Zealand Shannon McIlroy
Gary Lawson
Australia Ray Pearse
Nathan Rice
Canada Ryan Bester
Rob Law
Malaysia Izzat Dzulkeple
Fairul Izwan Abd Muin
Men's Triples Australia Barrie Lester
Aaron Teys
Aron Sherriff
New Zealand Mike Kernaghan
Jamie Hill
Ali Forsyth
India Naveet Rathi
Sunil Bahadur
Dinesh Kumar
Malaysia Soufi Rusli
Muhammad Hizlee Abdul Rais
Zulhilmie Redzuan
Men's Fours Australia Barrie Lester
Aaron Teys
Nathan Rice
Aron Sherriff
New Zealand Mike Kernaghan
Jamie Hill
Gary Lawson
Ali Forsyth
Malaysia Soufi Rusli
Muhammad Hizlee Abdul Rais
Zulhilmie Redzuan
Fairul Izwan Abd Muin
Canada Rob Law
Pat Bird
Greg Wilson
Cam Lefresne
Women's Singles New Zealand Jo Edwards Norfolk Island Carmen Anderson Malaysia Siti Zalina Ahmad India Tania Choudhury
Women's Pairs Australia Lynsey Clarke
Kelsey Cottrell
Papua New Guinea Piwen Karkar
Catherine Wimp
Malaysia Siti Zalina Ahmad
Nur Fidrah Noh
New Zealand Jo Edwards
Kirsten Edwards
Women's Triples Australia Carla Krizanic
Natasha Scott
Rebecca Van Asch
Malaysia Auni Fathiah Kamis
Alyani Jamil
Azlina Arshad
India Tania Choudhury
Rupa Rani Tirkey
Sarita Tirkey
Canada Jacqueline Foster
Jordan Kos
Leanne Chinery
Women's Fours New Zealand Wendy Jensen
Kirsten Edwards
Katelyn Inch
Val Smith
Malaysia Auni Fathiah Kamis
Alyani Jamil
Azlina Arshad
Nur Fidrah Noh
Hong Kong Gloria Ha
Cheryl Chan
Phyllis Wong
Angel So
Australia Carla Krizanic
Natasha Scott
Rebecca Van Asch
Lynsey Clarke

See also

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World Bowls Events

References

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  2. ^ "Lawn bowls: Asia Pacific Champs a good build-up for worlds". New Zealand Herald.
  3. ^ "medal winners" (PDF). Hong Kong Bowls Association.
  4. ^ "Event History". Burnside Bowling Club.
  5. ^ "2021 World Bowls Championships Gold Coast & Future World Championships" (PDF). World Bowls. Retrieved 15 May 2021.
  6. ^ "1987 Asia Pacific Championships" (PDF). Bowls USA.
  7. ^ "1987 Asia Pacific Championships" (PDF). Hong Kong Bowls Association.
  8. ^ Newby, Donald (1990). Daily Telegraph Bowls Yearbook 90. Pan Books Ltd. pp. 70–71. ISBN 0-330-31364-9.
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  12. ^ "1993 Asia Pacific Championships" (PDF). Hong Kong Bowls Association.
  13. ^ "1995 Asia Pacific Championships" (PDF). Bowls USA.
  14. ^ "1997 Asia Pacific Championships" (PDF). Bowls USA.
  15. ^ "1997 Asia Pacific Championships" (PDF). Hong Kong Yearbook.
  16. ^ "1999 Asia Pacific Championships" (PDF). Bowls USA.
  17. ^ "1999 Asia Pacific Championships" (PDF). Hong Kong Bowls Association.
  18. ^ "2001 Asia Pacific Championships" (PDF). Bowls USA.
  19. ^ "Canada, Malaysia sweep green at Bowls Championships". Commonwealth Games Federation.
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