World Bowls Tour
First match of the day here at the Co-op Funeralcare International Open 2017 hosted by Partingtons Holiday Parks from their Newton Hall Park in Blackpool was between World Ranked No.14, Jamie Chestney and Professional Bowls Association qualifier, Scott Edwards. In a cracking first set both players were playing really well. Chestney opening up proceedings taking
Will Stewart Anderson, Greg Harlow or Paul Foster regain the ‘Just.’ World Indoor Singles title or will Les Gillett see his name in lights for the first time? All won through in today’s quarter finals while holder and world number 1 Nick Brett, David Gourlay, Jamie Chestney and Darren Burnett saw their challenge come
Jamie Chestney also sealed his quarter final place. In a mediocre exchange with last year’s beaten finalist Rob Paxton, he only scored on four of the nine ends in each set and won 8-6, 6-5. He scored a treble and single on the last two ends of the opening set and fended off a
First match of the day here was between England’s Jamie Chesteny and Scotland’s qualifier Paul Hay on the blue portable rink in the International Arena at Potters Resort. It was Hay’s first ever visit to a WBT event and the qualifier from Scotland was understandably nervous as he strode out onto the rink. This became
In the second semi final of the Just 2017 World Indoor Open Pairs Championships it was the Welsh duo of Damian Doubler & Daniel Salmon that took on England’s Mark Dawes and Jamie Chestney. What a cracking second semi final as they started in the first set taking 4 shots in the first two ends.
In the first match of the afternoon here at Potters Resort in the ‘Just’ World Indoor Pairs it was the new kids on the block, Jamie Chestney and Mark Dawes up against the top seeds of Robert Paxton and Jonathan Ross in the 3rd quarter final. It was a tight fought match and in the
The start of game two of the day, between Alex Marshall MBE and Jamie Chestney, looked like it was going to be a one sided affair all the way. Marshall taking a commanding lead at 6.0. But Chestney stuck and forced Marshall into playing some big bowls to take the set 10.6. Set two and Chestney
First match in the second day here at the Co-op Funeralcare Scottish International Open 2016 was between England’s Jamie Chestney and Ireland’s David Corkill. With Chestney just breaking into the WBT Top 16 and Corkill vast experience it was a much anticipated match and no-one was let down. This is a match well worth watching
Last quarter final of the day was between Blackpool’s young gun, Mark Dawes and England’s Jamie Chestney. Both players have now sealed their spots for next season into the WBT World Top 16 so are guaranteed to appear in all WBT Ranking events next season. The match itself was interesting, set one was dominated by