To say it was a dominate performance would be an understatement, as the BC Youth Lawn Bowlers put on a massive display of excellence over the week at the Juan de Fuca LBC at this years 2019 Canadian Youth Championships. A total of 13 players from across the Province of British Columbia strutted their stuff.

The 2019 Canadian Youth Championships are set to begin at the Juan de Fuca Lawn Bowling Club in Victoria, British Columbia. The competition will take place from Tuesday August 6 and go to August 10, 2019 and will feature the top youth bowlers from across the country in men’s and women’s Under 18 and Under.

Well another Provincials has come to an end. A very big congratulations to all of the junior athletes who competed! This year the final results are Gold: Jason Valchar Silver: Auzzie Chambers Bronze: Luci Ewen 4th place Logan Saunderson

The Fours Championship was played at Juan De Fuca LBC as Annie and Davie Mathie, along with an army of volunteers were on the case again, doing a fantastic job with the greens and accommodation for the bowlers. With a full slate of Teams of both Women (16) and Men (16), all were competing for.

The Outdoor Lawn Bowling season is upon us and the second instalment of the Alberta vs British Columbia battle is slowly approaching. For the second straight year the Provinces are set to compete in a weekend competition, this year being held in Alberta May 31-June 2, 2019. The event will highlight Athletic Development where athletes are.

Bowls BC is pleased to announce that the Alberta BC Test Match is being held in Alberta May 31-June 2, 2019. The event was held for the first time in 2018 at Juan de Fuca and was a resounding success.The Bowls BC team was the winner of the event. Both teams were comprised of senior and.

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The 2019 Indoor Season has been in full swing and players have been practicing in leagues, on their own and taking clinics getting themselves ready for the 2019 Provincial Indoor Championships. Once again this year it will be a full slate of tournaments as players will hit the carpet to try and win a crown.