Prior to the end of 2025-26 season the Management Committee and volunteers organised and erected sponsor advertising boards around the Nixon and Farrell greens.
A huge thankyou to the business houses for their continued support.
New signage
Both greens have new Nixon and Farrell Green signage.
The Score Boards have been refurbished to update the new Club Corowa Bowls Club, and they remain in memory of Ed Burton.
Visitors, bowlers, and sponsors can call by our facilities on Jackson Street and see the continued improvements.
The new uniform is arriving in dribs and drabs; the new look hats, caps, and bowls towels arrived this week displaying the new logo - Club Corowa Canons.
The actual uniform should arrive in September before the commencement of District Pennant in October.
Social Bowls Tuesday was not played last week due to poor weather; five bowlers had a rollup with no organised competition.
Saturday Open Jackpot Pairs - July 18
The jackpot pairs 2.4.2 format was contested by 26 bowlers played.
The ackpot stands at $104 due to the previous weekend’s big win.
Roly Nixon celebrated 94 years young at Club Corowa, with cake, beer and good cheer shared with members.
Roly was recognised by Justin Clancy in the NSW Legislative Assembly for his three life memberships and service to Corowa and surrounding communities.
He was awarded with Club Corowa Bowls Club life membership earlier this year and has also previously been awarded life memberships by Daysdale Football Club and Rural Fire Service, Coreen Brigade.
Roly continues to co-ordinate the Men's Over 60's Bowls events.
Club Corowa Bowls Club congratulates you, Roly.
Corowa Indoor Carpet Bowls
Winners on Sunday were Betty Clancy, Bev Barron, Joe Carnivale, and Greg Williamson with a score of 18 and 16 (34), with runners-up on 16 and 17 (33) Tony Coppolino, Georgie Agnew, Gloria McCluskey, and Joan Fletcher.
Tuesday’s winners on 17 and 17 (34) were Graham Withers, Bev Barron, Gloria McCluskey, and Gwen Mills, with runners-up on 15 and 15 (30) Glenda Willett, Kerry Whalley, and Merylyn Milthorpe.
Thursday’s winners on 17 and 16 (33) were Georgie Agnew, Doreen Pleming, Marie Leary, and Greg Williamson, with runners-up Margaret Watson, Glenda Willett, Pauline Withers, and Betty Clancy on 3 and 16 (19).
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