World Bowls Championships - Final week Summary

 

World Bowls Championships: Week Two results What a magnificent finish to a sensational 2023 World Bowls Championships on the Gold Coast with the final four disciplines being decided. Take a look below at the winners and medallists from each event from a wonderful weekend at Broadbeach. September 9 finals wrap September 10 finals wrap Men's singles Gold - Ryan Bester (Canada) Silver - Gary Kelly (Ireland) Bronze - Aaron Wilson (Australia) Bronze - Iain McLean (Scotland) Men's fours Gold - Corey Wedlock, Aaron Teys, Carl Healey & Aron Sherriff (Australia) Silver - Jason Banks, Derek Oliver, Paul Foster MBE & Alex Marshall MBE (Scotland) Bronze - Stuart Bennett, Adam McKeown, Ian McClure & Martin McHugh (Ireland) Bronze - Tony Grantham, Chris Le Lievre, Lance Pascoe & Sheldon Bagrie-Howley (New Zealand) Women's pairs Gold - Aleena Nawawi & Ain Nahbila Tarmizi (Malaysia) Silver - Rebecca Rixon & Connie Rixon (Malta) Bronze - Sophie Tolchard & Amy Pharoah (England) Bronze - Emma McIntyre & Claire Anderson (Scotland) Women's triples Gold - Dawn Hayman, Lynsey Clarke & Kelsey Cottrell (Australia) Silver - Leeane Poulson, Tayla Bruce & Val Smith (New Zealand) Bronze - Sophie McIntyre, Shauna O’Neill & Chloe Wilson (Ireland) Bronze - Emma Boyd, Baylee van Steijn & Joanna Cooper (England) Overall Men's Trophy Gold - Australia Overall Women's Trophy Gold - New Zealand Overall Para Trophy Gold - Australia