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Markers Training & Awareness 2025

Markers Training  - Saturday 17th May 2025 - 1pm onwards

 It is essential that we have competent markers in order to hold our clubs singles competitions each season. Plus as a club we often host visiting team matches and county or MDL singles games where markers are required. 

So once again we will be holding a Markers Training Session which is a refresher for those who have marked before and as an intro to those new to marking. 

Remember without markers there will be no single matches!

This year we will be having a team markers quiz plus measuring exercises on the green. 

 This session will also be very useful for number 2's in a triples game or number 3's in rinks matches.

 So you think you know the game of bowls........Can you answer these questions correctly?

 Q)  What equipment should a marker take with them onto the green prior to the game starting? And what shouldn't they have in their pockets?

 Q)  When does a player loose possession of the rink?

A)  When they step off the mat?

B)  When their bowl comes to rest?

C)  As soon as their bowl leaves their hand?

D)  Until the opposition player steps onto the mat?

Q)  What is the minimum distance that a bowl can be delivered?

              A)  23 mtrs   B)  21 mtrs   C)  11 mtrs   D)  14 mtrs

Q)  Can a player walk up to the head with a bowl in their hand?

              Yes or No?

 Not sure about the answers or to find out more please come along and support this session.