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词条 WIBC Championships
释义

  1. About IIBC

  2. Senior

      Finals  

  3. Under 25

      Finalists  

  4. References

  5. External links

This page is about the IIBC/WIBC Championships. For the World Bowls Tour, see World Indoor Bowls Championships.

The IIBC Championships are an annual indoor bowls international championships event, run by the governing body of the sport, the International Indoor Bowls Council (IIBC).[1] The IIBC run a men's singles, ladies singles and mixed pairs international championships event at senior level each year as the alternative championships to the more prominent World Indoor Bowls Championships organised by the World Bowls Tour and which features players recognised as the leading indoor players.[1] The IIBC also organise the men's singles, ladies singles and mixed pairs international championships at under 25 level each year, which are held separately from the senior event.[1]

About IIBC

The International Indoor Bowls Council (IIBC) is a governing body for the sport of indoor bowls.[1] It is responsible for properly constituting the laws of the sport.[1] Along with World Bowls Ltd and the Professional Bowls Association (PBA), they run the World Bowls Tour (WBT) each year.[2]

Established in 1983 as the World Indoor Bowls Council. The inaugural World Indoor Championships was held in 1979 at Coatbridge.[3] In 1987, a Ladies Section (WIBCLS) was founded, with the first WIBCLS Singles Championships taking place a year later.[3] Following the 1992 tournament, a new organisation called the World Bowls Tour (WBT) was established, and by 1988 the World Indoor Singles and Pairs titles for men was run under the auspices of the WBT.[3] Within twelve months, the Men and Ladies sections combined to form a newly constituted Council, resulting in the WIBC Men’s and Ladies’ World Championships.[3] It did not take long before the first Two-Wood Mixed Pairs Championship was added to the tournament format.[3]

The following are a list of member nations and organisations of the IIBC:[1]

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  • {{ENG}}

English Indoor Bowling Association (EIBA)

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Guernsey Indoor Bowling Association (GIBA)

  • {{flagicon|IRE}} Ireland

Association of Irish Indoor Bowls (AIBA)

Irish Women's Indoor Bowling Association (IWIBA)

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  • {{IMN}}

Isle of Man Bowling Association (IMBA)

  • {{JEY}}

Jersey Indoor Bowling Association (JIBA)

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Nederlandse Indoor & Outdoor Bowls Bond (NIOBB)

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  • {{SCO}}

Scottish Indoor Bowling Association (SIBA)

  • {{WAL}}

Welsh Indoor Bowls Association (WIBA)

Welsh Ladies Indoor Bowls Association (WLIBA)

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Senior

In 2010, Wales' Kerry Packwood recorded the first ever whitewash and the highest score in the championships history, in a first round win against Mary Alderson from the Isle of Man, winning the match in straight sets 17–0, 19–0.[4] In 2013, Jersey staged the senior championships for the first time. It has previously staged the under 25 event.[5] In 2014, Julie Forrest of Scotland became the first person to win the men's or women's title for a record fourth time.[6] In 2015, Chloe Greechan of Jersey became the youngest ever bowls world champion at 14-years-old, winning the mixed pairs title with her father, Thomas Greechan.[7][8]

Finals

YearMen's Singles[9]Women's Singles[9]Mixed Doubles[9]Ref
Winner Finalist Winner Finalist Winner Finalist
2000SCO}} Graeme ArcherSCO}} Darren BurnettNZL}} Marlene CastleIRE}} Margaret Johnston
2001SCO}} Darren BurnettIRE}} Michael NuttSCO}} Betty BrownAUS}} Marion PedellGGY}} Alison Merrien
{{flagicon|GGY}} Adrian Welch
2002ENG}} David MillerWAL}} Jeff WebleyENG}} Carol AshbyWAL}} Betty MorganSCO}} Julie Forrest
{{flagicon|SCO}} Mark Johnston
2003IRE}} Stevie MoranGGY}} Neal MollettENG}} Carol AshbyNZL}} Wendy JensenSCO}} Julie Forrest
{{flagicon|SCO}} Mark Johnston
2004ENG}} Mark O'RiordanAUS}} Steve GlassonSCO}} Julie ForrestENG}} Carol AshbyGGY}} Alison Merrien
{{flagicon|GGY}} Neal Mollett
2005ENG}} Jeff WellsSCO}} Darren BurnettSCO}} Margaret LethamSCO}} Julie ForrestENG}} Michelle Roberts
{{flagicon|ENG}} Mark Walton
2006GGY}} Nicky DonaldsonSCO}} Andrew BarkerSCO}} Margaret LethamENG}} Carol AshbyENG}} Sue Estoby
{{flagicon|ENG}} Mark Walton
2007ENG}} Mervyn KingGGY}} Gary PitschouSCO}} Claire JohnstonENG}} Carol AshbySCO}} Claire Johnston
{{flagicon|SCO}} Iain McLean
2008SCO}} Colin WalkerIRE}} Garry KellyENG}} Sarah SeymourSCO}} Claire JohnstonENG}} Suzanne King
{{flagicon|ENG}} Mervyn King
2009SCO}} Neil SpeirsSCO}} Stewart AndersonGGY}} Alison MerrienWAL}} Kerry PackwoodSCO}} Margaret Letham
{{flagicon|SCO}} Neil Speirs
2010ENG}} Graham SmithSCO}} Michael StepneySCO}} Julie ForrestIRE}} Muriel WilkinsonSCO}} Margaret Letham
{{flagicon|SCO}} Stewart Anderson
2011ENG}} Graham SmithSCO}} Stewart AndersonWAL}} Betty Morgan MBESCO}} Julie ForrestWAL}} Carl Wood
{{flagicon|WAL}} Betty Morgan
2012SCO}} Steve AllanGGY}} Gary PitchouWAL}} Laura ThomasJER}} Alison ComachoWAL}} Kerry Packwood
{{flagicon|WAL}} Damian Doubler		WAL}} Marion Purcell
{{flagicon|SCO}} Steve Allan		[10]
[11]
2013SCO}} Steve AllanIRE}} Simon MartinSCO}} Julie ForrestWAL}} Laura ThomasSCO}} Julie Forrest
{{flagicon|SCO}} Jonathan Ross
2014WAL}} Damian DoublerENG}} Mark DawesSCO}} Julie ForrestJER}} Lindsey GreechanSCO}} Lynn Stein
{{flagicon|SCO}} Iain McLean
2015JER}} Scott BaxterSCO}} Michael StepneyGGY}} Alison MerrienSCO}} Leanne FuyreJER}} Chloe Greechan
{{flagicon|JER}} Thomas Greechan
2016NIR}} Andrew KyleSCO}} Martin WilliamsonENG}} Katherine RednallNIR}} Chloe WatsonJER}} Chloe Greechan
{{flagicon|JER}} Malcolm De Sousa		NIR}} Chloe Watson
{{flagicon|NIR}} Andrew Kyle		 [12]
2017WAL}} Jarrad BreenWAL}} Damian DoublerNIR}} Chloe WatsonSCO}} Claire JohnstonENG}} Annalisa Dunham
{{flagicon|ENG}} Martin Spencer		ENG}} Amy Stanton
{{flagicon|WAL}} Damian Doubler		 [13]
2018SCO}} Stewart AndersonENG}} Andy SquireGGY}} Alison MerrienWAL}} Kerry PackwoodSCO}} Stewart Anderson
{{flagicon|SCO}} Emma McIntyre		GGY}} Alison Merrien
{{flagicon|GGY}} Ian Merrien

Under 25

In 2004, the mixed pairs event was added to the under 25 championships for the first time.[14] In 2005, Guernsey hosted the under 25 championships for the first time.[15] In 2012, Amy Stanton became the first female to win the women's title three years running.[16] In 2014, Chloe Watson became the first Irish and youngest ever winner of the women's title at the age of 17.[17]

Finalists

YearMen's Singles[9]Women's Singles[9]Mixed Doubles[9]Ref
Winner Finalist Winner Finalist Winner Finalist
1998SCO}} Darren BurnettENG}} Mark RoyalDid not take placeDid not take place
1999SCO}} Darren BurnettAUS}} Brett DuprezAUS}} Karen MurphyIRE}} Claire Kelly
2000SCO}} Darren BurnettNIR}} Barry BrowneAUS}} Stacey CollierENG}} Cheryl Northall
2001SCO}} Darren BurnettNIR}} Andrew KyleSCO}} Caroline BrownAUS}} Yvonne Lovelock
2002AUS}} Mark CaseyISR}} Boaz MarcusJER}} Lindsey GreechanSCO}} Caroline Brown
2003ENG}} Simon JonesSCO}} Stuart CruickshankENG}} Claire SpreadburyAUS}} Lynsey Armitage
2004NZL}} Jamie HillSCO}} Wayne HoggENG}} Amy MonkhouseJER}} Lindsey GreechanSCO}} Wayne Hogg
{{flagicon|IRE}} Catherine Beattie		CAN}} Ryan Bester
{{flagicon|JER}} Lindsey Greechan
2005SCO}} Wayne HoggENG}} Mark DawesENG}} Gemma BroadhurstSCO}} Michelle CooperSCO}} Wayne Hogg
{{flagicon|IRE}} Catherine McMillen		ENG}} Mark Dawes
{{flagicon|JER}} Lindsey Greechan
2006ENG}} Jamie ChestneyMYS}} Safuan SaidWAL}} Kerry PackwoodJER}} Lyndsey GreechanENG}} Lucy Beere
{{flagicon|WAL}} David Axon		MYS}} Nor Iryani Azmi
{{flagicon|GGY}} Craig Dorey
2007NIR}} Barry KaneMYS}} M Hizlee A RaisMYS}} Nur Fidrah NohWAL}} Hannah SmithMYS}} Zuraini Khalid
{{flagicon|ENG}} Sam Tolchard		MYS}} Shafeeqah Yahya
{{flagicon|IRE}} Barry Kane
2008SCO}} Stewart AndersonSCO}} Ronnie DuncanENG}} Jamie-Lea WinchWAL}} Kerry PackwoodSCO}} Lisa Barrett
{{flagicon|GGY}} Craig Dorey		ENG}} Amy Stanton
{{flagicon|IRE}} Patrick Burns		[18]
2009SCO}} Stewart AndersonSCO}} Brian IrvineWAL}} Kerry PackwoodSCO}} Michelle CooperIRE}} Clionda Boyce
{{flagicon|GGY}} Dan De la Mere		WAL}} Kerry Packwood
{{flagicon|JER}} Jamie McDonald		[19]
2010SCO}} Steven AllanSCO}} Stewart AndersonENG}} Amy StantonWAL}} Hanna ClarkeSCO}} Michelle Cooper
{{flagicon|WAL}} Owain Dando		WAL}} Hanna Clarke
{{flagicon|SCO}} Steven Allan		[20]
2011ENG}} Shaun JonesNIR}} Darren AtkinsonENG}} Amy StantonENG}} Rebecca FieldGGY}} Sophie Rabey
{{flagicon|SCO}} Calum Logan		ENG}} Amy Stanton
{{flagicon|WAL}} Russ Owen		[21]
[22]
2012ENG}} Perry MartinSCO}} Calum LoganENG}} Amy StantonSCO}} Michelle KeenanGGY}} Lauren Batiste
{{flagicon|ENG}} Perry Martin		GGY}} Sophie Rabey
{{flagicon|SCO}} Calum Logan		[23]
2013SCO}} Martin WilliamsonENG}} Perry MartinSCO}} Carrie McLeanENG}} Amy StantonGGY}} Sophie Rabey
{{flagicon|SCO}} Calum Logan		NIR}} Chloe Watson
{{flagicon|ENG}} Scott Whiting
2014ENG}} Jamie WatkinsWAL}} Liam BouseNIR}} Chloe WatsonWAL}} Amy WilliamsENG}} Victoria Bilson
{{flagicon|WAL}} Liam Bouse		NIR}} Chloe Watson
{{flagicon|SCO}} Martin Jenkins		[24]
[17]
2015ENG}} Ryan AtkinsSCO}} John FlemingWAL}} Amy WilliamsSCO}} Claire WalkerENG}} Ryan Atkins
{{flagicon|SCO}} Carrie McLean		SCO}} John Fleming
{{flagicon|WAL}} Ysie White		[25]
2016JER}} Scott Baxter}}ENG}} Katherine Rednall}}CAN}} Emma Boyd
{{flagicon|WAL}} Daniel Salmon
{{flagicon|SCO}} Mark O'Hagan		}}
2017ENG}} Edward ElmoreWAL}} Ross OwenWAL}} Amy Williams}}ENG}} Rebecca Houston
{{flagicon|CAN}} Erik Galipeau
{{flagicon|ENG}} Dominic McVittie+		}}
2018IRE}} Robert KirkwoodSCO}} Stephen LowrieENG}} Nicole RogersENG}} Chelsea TomlinHKG}} Yau Tze Fung
{{flagicon|HKG}} Leung Seen Wah		WAL}} Dan Salmon
{{flagicon|WAL}} Lowri Powell

References

1. ^1 2 3 4 5 {{cite web | url=http://www.wibc.org.uk/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=48&Itemid=53 | title=About WIBC | publisher=WIBC | accessdate=28 June 2015}}
2. ^{{cite web | url=http://www.worldbowlstour.com/about-wbt | title=About WBT | publisher=WBT | accessdate=28 June 2015}}
3. ^1 2 3 4 {{cite web | url=http://www.frixo.com/sbook/events/world-indoor-championship.asp | title=World Indoor Championship Betting | publisher=Frixo | accessdate=22 November 2015}}
4. ^{{cite web | url=http://www.walesonline.co.uk/sport/other-sport/packwood-record-whitewash-wibc-1924837 | title=Packwood in record whitewash at WIBC | publisher=Wales Online | date=21 April 2010 | accessdate=21 November 2015}}
5. ^{{cite web | url=http://jerseyeveningpost.com/sport/2013/02/08/world-bowls-coup-for-jersey/ | title=World Bowls coup for Jersey | publisher=Jersey Evening Post | date=8 February 2013 | accessdate=21 November 2015}}
6. ^{{cite web | url=http://www.thesouthernreporter.co.uk/sport/other-sports/forrest-makes-history-as-she-retains-world-title-1-3379316 | title=Forrest makes history as she retains world title | publisher=Southern Reporter | date=18 April 2014 | accessdate=21 November 2015}}
7. ^{{cite web | url=http://www.westerndailypress.co.uk/Greechan-world-ndash-14/story-26367991-detail/story.html | title=Greechan is on top of the world – at 14 | publisher=Western Daily Press | date=22 April 2015 | accessdate=21 November 2015}}
8. ^{{cite web | url=http://www.itv.com/news/channel/story/2015-04-18/jersey-teenager-crowned-youngest-ever-world-bowls-champion/ | title=Jersey teenager crowned youngest ever World Bowls Champion | publisher=ITV | date=18 April 2015 | accessdate=21 November 2015}}
9. ^1 2 3 4 5 {{cite web | url=http://www.wibc.org.uk/index.php?option=com_content&view=article&id=54&Itemid=59 | title=WIBC PREVIOUS CHAMPIONS AND FINALISTS | publisher=WIBC | accessdate=5 July 2013}}
10. ^{{cite web | url=http://www.southwales-eveningpost.co.uk/Laura-Thomas-caps-glorious-week-Welsh-bowls-scene/story-15899569-detail/story.html | title=Laura Thomas caps off glorious week on Welsh bowls scene | publisher=South Wales Evening Post | date=24 April 2012 | accessdate=22 November 2015}}
11. ^{{cite web | url=http://www.caerphillyobserver.co.uk/sport/569692/world-indoor-bowls-championships-a-success-at-islwyn-indoor-bowls-club/ | title=World Indoor Bowls Championships a success at Islwyn Indoor Bowls Club | publisher=Caerphilly Observer | date=2 May 2012 | accessdate=22 November 2015}}
12. ^{{cite web | url=https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1i-qB8Ce2ZTebWkgJ8W-QwMndG3Mk6XBxhb8b7ka9F0M/pubhtml# | title=WIBC SINGLES & MIXED PAIRS CHAMPIONSHIP 2016 | publisher=EIBA | accessdate=27 October 2016}}
13. ^{{cite web|url=http://iibc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2017/08/2017SwanseaBC2.pdf|title=2017 results|publisher=IIBC/WIBC}}
14. ^{{cite web | url=http://jerseyeveningpost.com/news/2004/10/23/bowlstitle-hunting-greechans-early-chance-to-test-champion/ | title=Bowls:Title-hunting Greechan's early chance to test champion | publisher=Jersey Evening Post | date=23 October 2004 | accessdate=1 December 2015}}
15. ^{{cite web | url=http://guernseypress.com/news/2005/11/01/turf-war-forgotten-as-young-hopes-get-ready/ | title='Turf war' forgotten as young hopes get ready | publisher=Guernsey Press | date=1 November 2005 | accessdate=23 November 2015}}
16. ^{{cite web | url=http://www.westerndailypress.co.uk/Bowls-round-English-title-hopes-dashed-tricky/story-17201514-detail/story.html | title=Bowls round-up: English title hopes dashed on tricky Paphos greens | publisher=Western Daily Press | date=31 October 2012 | accessdate=21 November 2015}}
17. ^1 {{cite web | url=http://www.newsletter.co.uk/sport/chloe-watson-wins-world-u25-championship-1-6462437 | title=Chloe Watson wins World U25 Championship | publisher=News Letter | date=9 December 2014 | accessdate=21 November 2015}}
18. ^{{cite web | url=http://www.bristolpost.co.uk/Taunton-s-Amy-misses-WIBC-final/story-11311099-detail/story.html | title=Taunton's Amy misses out in WIBC final | publisher=Bristol Post | date=31 October 2008 | accessdate=3 July 2015}}
19. ^{{cite web | url=http://www.walesonline.co.uk/sport/other-sport/bowls-torfaens-kerry-packwood-regains-2067934?pageNumber=2 | title=Bowls: Torfaen’s Kerry Packwood regains world crown | publisher=Wales Online | date=2 November 2009 | accessdate=3 July 2015}}
20. ^{{cite web | url=http://www.bathchronicle.co.uk/Stanton-world-sided-final/story-11319268-detail/story.html | title=Stanton top of the world after one-sided final | publisher=Bath Chronicle | date=30 October 2010 | accessdate=3 July 2015}}
21. ^{{cite web | url=http://www.herefordtimes.com/sport/9339986.Herefordshire_s_Shaun_Jones_is_new_World_under_25_bowls_champion/ | title=Herefordshire's Shaun Jones is new World under-25 bowls champion | publisher=Hereford Times | date=5 November 2011 | accessdate=21 November 2015}}
22. ^{{cite web | url=http://www.thetelegraphandargus.co.uk/sport/9339435.print/ | title=Stanton retains world title | publisher=Telegraph & Argus | date=5 November 2011 | accessdate=22 November 2015}}
23. ^{{cite web | url=http://www.bowlsinternational.com/view_article.asp?ID=5325&pubID=12&t=0&s=0&sO=both&p=32&i=10 | title=England shine at World Indoor Bowls Council under 25 singles | publisher=Bowls International | date=26 October 2012 | accessdate=22 November 2015}}
24. ^{{cite web | url=https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1kai8ePuj0gsNsjIZX6HaY-d9TY7ATZlLqHIdfcyUBX4/pub?gid=20 | title=WIBC U25 SINGLES & MIXED PAIRS CHAMPIONSHIP 2014 | publisher=EIBA | accessdate=3 July 2015}}
25. ^{{cite web | url=https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/12S313Uj6Tj2B_zymmU8THSntNVV04Pw9nvKyc-hXI3c/pubhtml# | title=WIBC U25 SINGLES & MIXED PAIRS CHAMPIONSHIP 2015 | publisher=EIBA | accessdate=27 October 2016}}
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External links

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