Men’s Championship

• A singles competition for men.
• The draw shall be made on a completely random basis.
• The winner shall be the first player to reach 21 shots.
• Four bowls each player.

Men’s Handicap Singles

• An open singles competition for men.
• The draw shall be made on a completely random basis.
• The winner shall be the first player to reach 21 shots.
• Four bowls each player.

Men’s ‘Novice’ Singles (Primus Cup)

•  An open singles competition for men who have not won a singles competition at the
  club (or any previous club), but also excludes any player who has represented a
  Club A Team on more than 6 occasions or reached a County or County Section
  final (whether in singles, pairs, triples or rinks), or has been awarded a County
  badge. (Members who may have previously won a pairs or triples competition within
  the Club will be eligible, subject to the previous requirement).
• The draw shall be made on a completely random basis.
• The winner shall be the first player to reach 21 shots.
• Four bowls each player.

Men’s Two Wood Singles

• An open singles competition for men.
• The draw shall be made on a completely random basis.
• The match will be played over 21 ends. If the match is tied then an extra end is to
  be played to determine the winner.
• Two bowls each player.

Men’s Pairs

• Prior to the draw the Competitions Secretary will place players into two equal
  groups representing (group A) and the remaining players (group B). Pairs will then
  be drawn at random one from each group. This pair will fill the first place in the draw
  sheet. Further pairs shall be drawn and placed in the draw sheet in the same way.
  Who plays skip and lead shall be determined by the pair.
• Players in each pairing may change positions of play (lead or skip) from round to
  round but not within a match.
• The game consists of 18 ends except for the final which shall be 21 ends. If the
  match is tied then an extra end is to be played to determine the winner.

  Mixed Pairs

•  Prior to the draw the Competitions Secretary will place both men and ladies players
  into equal two groups each representing (group A) and the remaining players
  (group B). Four groups overall.
• Pairs will then be drawn at random one from Men group A and Ladies group B. The
  next pair will then be drawn at random one from Men group B and Ladies group A.
  Further pairs shall be drawn in the same way. The draw sheet shall then be filled at
  random using the drawn pairs. Who plays skip and lead shall be determined by the
  pair.
• Players in each pairing may change positions of play (lead or skip) from round to
  round but not within a match.
• The game consists of 18 ends except for the final which shall be 21 ends. If the
  match is tied then an extra end is to be played to determine the winner.

Stockton Mixed Singles – Three Wood

• A mixed singles competition open to all members.
• The draw shall be made on a completely random basis.
• The winner shall be the first player to achieve a score of 21.
• Three bowls each player.

 Ladies’ and Men’s Points Cup

Each Section shall award a Points Cup to their member who has accrued the highest
points tarrif from the qualifying competitions. These shall be allocated as follows:

• Winner Club Championship 3 points
• Runner-Up Club Championship 2 points
• Losing Semi-Finalists Club Championship 1 point
• Winner Handicap Competition 3 points
• Runner-Up Handicap Competition 2 points
• Losing Semi-Finalists Handicap Competition 1 point
• Winner 2-Wood Competition 3 points
• Runner-Up 2-Wood Competition 2 points
• Losing Semi-Finalists 2-Wood Competition 1 point

In the event of a tie, the Cup shall be shared