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Membership Drive 2010.
We need all Centres, Associations and Clubs to play a part in promoting indoor bowls in 2012. Let's get our sport growing rather that declining. Here are some resources that you can use in your clubs and amongst your friends.
Promotional Information Sheet. Get it
Promotional Flyer instruction sheet. Get it
Promotional Flyer Templates for your use. (edit using Word). Get it


Special Deals for Invercargill.
NZIB has organised group rates on the Interislander for North Island bowlers travelling to Invercargill for the 2012 nationals. Get the details

Annual General Meeting incl. appointment of Selectors.
It was steady as you go at the Annual General Meeting of New Zealand Indoor Bowls at Wellington on Saturday with all sitting members of the executive re-elected for next year. More.
Minutes from the 2011 AGM. Go there.

National newsletters for 2011. Go there

Use these quick links to review the events of 2011:

Trans Tasman Test Match. Go there

South Island Championships Go there

62nd Lion Foundation National Championships Go there

Paterson Trophy Competition Go there

New Zealand Mixed Fours Go there

North Island plays South Island Go there

National Junior Singles Final Go there

Junior Northern v Southern Zone match. Go there

National Secondary Schools Championships Go there

Henselite Champion of Champions Singles Go there

Welch Trophy Go there


Get your copy of the INDOOR BOWLS FOR ALL video. The DVD is in eight parts from 'Object of the Game' through to 'Team Dynamics'.
Only $20 including p&p. Order your copy now from Ngaire Drake, NZIB Executive Officer, Box 11-221, Wellington.
Not sure? Check out the quality of this production - view the section on SHOT SELECTION - Click here



ANNUAL GENERAL MEETING

It was steady as you go at the Annual General Meeting of New Zealand Indoor Bowls at Wellington on Saturday with all sitting members of the executive re-elected for next year.

North Wellington’s Trevor Rayner was re-elected for his last year of a three year term as president of New Zealand Indoor Bowls while Martin Nordqvist, Ashburton was re-elected as deputy president. Ivon Pash, North Harbour was re-elected Patron.

All the members of the executive retained their positions including longstanding executive member and life member Delwyn Hughes from Bay of Plenty who was first elected to the executive in 1985 as well as Stewart Chilton, Southland, Barry Chapman, Waikato, and David Edgar, South Otago.

The National Umpires representative Viv Hudson, Horowhenua, was re-elected by the Umpires to represent them on the executive.

The 2012 National Championships will be held at Invercargill and will be hosted by the Southland Indoor Bowls Centre at their own Indoor Bowls Stadium.

The 2013 National Championships are to be held at the Energy Events Centre in the Government Gardens in Rotorua and hosted by the Bay of Plenty Centre.

Selectors appointed at the executive meeting on Sunday are:

New Zealand: Trevor Rayner, North Wellington, Delwyn Hughes, Bay of Plenty and David Edgar, South Otago.
North Island: Barry Chapman, Waikato (Manager), Delwyn Hughes, Bay of Plenty, Trevor Rayner, North Wellington.
South Island: Martin Nordqvist, Ashburton (Manager), David Edgar, South Otago. Stewart Chilton, Southland.
North Island Academy: Barry Chapman, Waikato (Manager), Delwyn Hughes, Bay of Plenty, Trevor Rayner, North Wellington.
South Island Academy: Martin Nordqvist, Ashburton (Manager), David Edgar, South Otago, Stewart Chilton, Southland.
Northern Zone Masters: Barry Chapman (Manager), Delwyn Hughes (Bay of Plenty), Viv Hudson (Horowhenua).
Southern Zone Masters:  Martin Nordqvist, Ashburton (Manager), David Edgar, South Otago, Stewart Chilton (Southland).


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