Bowls England Amy Rose Bowl 2018

Rank	Teams	BCS Titles	Event TRP	Total TRP	TRP 2023/24	CCQ Titles
1	Berkshire Ladies
2	Buckinghamshire Ladies
3	Cambridgeshire Ladies
4	Cornwall Ladies
5	Cumbria Ladies
6	Devon Belles
7	Devon Debutantes
8	Essex Ladies
9	Hampshire Ladies
10	Hertfordshire Ladies
11	Huntingdonshire Ladies
12	Kentish Maids
13	Leicestershire Ladies
14	Lincolnshire Ladies
15	Maids of Kent
16	Norfolk Ladies
17	Northamptonshire Ladies
18	Oxfordshire Ladies
19	Somerset Scrumpies
20	Somerset Worzels
21	Surrey Ladies
22	Sussex Ladies
23	Warwickshire Ladies
24	Wiltshire Ladies
25	Worcestershire Ladies

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The Competition is from 1st to 2nd September 2018

Website - Bowls England

Dates

Prelim to be played by 27th May

Round 1 to be played on 1st September

Round 2 to be played on 1st September

Quarter Finals to be played on 2nd September

Semi Finals to be played on 2nd September

Final to be played on 2nd September

Bowls England Rules for the Amy Rose Bowl

1. The competition shall be open to all County Associations who are members of Bowls England.

2. Every County may enter more than one side and shall be represented by a side/sides consisting of two rinks of four players. All players shall be members of clubs affiliated to their County Association and 31 years of age or under by 1st April in the year of the competition.

3. The Competition will be played on a knockout basis during the National Championships.

4. All Counties MUST notify Bowls England by Week 14 of their intention to enter.

5. Failure to field eight players will result in a walkover.

6. A player under the age of 12 years on the 1st April in the year of the competition may be substituted after eight ends have been played.

7. Junior/Cub bowls may be used.

8. The match will consist of 15 ends. Before the start of the match, the nominated managers will toss a coin for choice of jack (first end), the winner having the choice of keeping or giving the jack away. Then toss a coin to nominate which rink will play the extra end. The winner to nominate the name of the skip to play the extra end. This must be declared prior to the match commencing. A further toss of a coin for choice of jack (extra end) should one be required. The winner has the option to make the choice immediately after the 15th end has been played. The total number of shots on both rinks will determine the winner. In the event of a tie after 15 ends then an extra end will be played by the nominated rink to determine the overall winner.

9. Inclement weather See Appendix J

10. Each team reaching the Semi‐Finals will receive 10 National Competition Badges.

11. Each County Secretary must supply to Bowls England the names of two rinks and two reserves no later than the Monday of Week 29.

12. Bowls England will provide bowls stickers for this event.

13. The Winners shall receive a maximum of 10 Winners medals presented after the Final.