Trophies

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Dick Moody

We host this Competition in honour of a former Member of our Club who passed well before his time.

Dick was responsible for carrying out a lot of improvements to the facilities at the Club in the 1980’s and 90’s and Captained our CDL team for many years.

A Representative Castle Camps Team made up primarily of Officers and Committee Members of our Club challenge representative teams from the 3 leagues that we play in to win the trophy.

All 3 formats of the game are played over a total of 24 ends and the players are served a meal at the end of the afternoon.

Buster Moore

Played by teams from SBBL at different greens within the local area.

Castle Camps Bowls Club winning team 2025 - Sue & John Collins and Eric Stone (at Birdbrook Bowls Club)

Castle Camps Bowls Club winning team 2012 - Rose & Ron Goodwin and Roy Oatham 

John Culpin

 

Trevor Ager Shield

The competition is hosted by our Vice President Trevor Ager and our sponsors Churchill Living

It is the first club competition of the season played in May of each year.

The competition, open to all members, is 3 Wood Pairs played generally to C&D Rules 

• Pairs decided by Random Draw.
• All Shots count on all ends.
• Neither Jack nor Mat is centred.
• Only Bowls within 1 yard of the Jack are counted.
• Bowls to be kept within the Rink, defined by strings.
• There are no dead ends and no touchers.
• The order of play can be changed before an end starts as many times as wished during the game.
• 3 games played over 5 or 6 ends (depending on  numbers).
• Shot difference to be used if needed to decide the winner.
• Rules of play are shown at the bottom of this email

Rules of play

The Mat shall be placed at least 1 Yard from the ditch and string.

The Mat may be as far up the green as desired so long as a 21 Yard cast can be made, retaining the 1 yard from string and ditch rule.

When cast, the Jack shall rest at least 1 yard from a string or ditch. Minimum length of Jack to be 21 yards. 2 casts of the Jack are allowed, then the opposition has 2 casts.

During play if a Bowl touches a string or goes in the ditch it becomes dead and is removed.

During play if the Jack touches a string or goes in the ditch the end will be counted but NO score will be taken. If Bowls or Jack are disturbed during play they may be repositioned by agreement or the end shall be replayed from the same end.

 

Arthur Germany