The women's triples is one of the events at the annual Bowls England National Championships.[1][2]

Venues

  • 1933 (Blackheath & Greenwich Club)
  • 1934–1934 (Balham Constitutional Bowls Club)
  • 1935–1936 (Pitshanger Park, Ealing)
  • 1937–1974 (Wimbledon Park)
  • 1975–2023 (Victoria Park, Royal Leamington Spa)

Sponsors

Past winners

Year Champion Club County Runner-up Club County Ref
1933Morton, Rodgers, Louisa KingWaddon ResidentsSurreyHilly FieldsKent[3]
1934May Soppitt, Mabel Damon, Mrs BrownStrawberry HillMiddlesexMrs KingstonGravesendKent[4]
1935G .F Barnes, Mrs E. M Privett, Ethel TiggWaddon ResidentsSurreyMrs LingPreston Park BrightonSussex[5]
1936G. F. Barnes, Mrs E. M Privett, Ethel TiggWaddon ResidentsSurreyPryke, Stephenson, Miss MitchellColchesterEssex[6]
1937Mrs Crawford, Mrs Excel, Mrs DennisBristol PageantGloucsWilliamson, Gower, SmithBlackheathKent[7]
1938Mrs Cale, Burge, ElliottBeach Park WorthingSussexWilliamson, Gower, SmithForest HillKent[8]
1939Hole, Nelson, ThorneWokinghamBerks & BucksMrs Wills, Mrs Lodge, Miss HuggettCavendish EastbourneSussex[9]
1940–1945 No competition due to war
1946Isaac, Blay, OseyOxford CityBerks & BucksB Bigley, G Bigley, Mrs JonesLetchworthHerts[10]
1947Mrs A. Gadbury, Mrs N. Davis, Mrs G. MartinArdaghGloucsMrs Tanner, Mrs Rook, Mrs NyeTunbridge WellsKent[11]
1948Horn, Slade, TolchardTorquayDevonLinney, Cooke, Wolsey-SmithWimbledon ParkSurrey[12]
1949G. Beck, W. A. Collins, H. L. KarnDorchesterDorsetGibbons, Clark, RoweStretham ParkCambs[13]
1950Joyce Bettridge, Gertrude Bowyer, Winifred JarrettNorwood GreenMiddxFoster, Dassell, WrightMotspur ParkSurrey[14]
1951Finch, Whitfield, RiversHurstBerks & BucksGreen, Wilson, FisherTorquayDevon[15]
1952Rosetta Capstick, Carvell, GreenGunnersburyMiddxAinsley, Gallagher, MillsBeach ParkSussex[16]
1953W. Murdoch, M. Dawes, GarnerBournemouthHantsR. Howe, Skinner, ArcherGreyfieldsDurham[17]
1954M. Speight, B. A. Calvert, E. WalkerWallsendNorthumbBayley, Eveleigh, Norah CreesCity of ExeterDevon[18]
1955Mrs L.A. Linney, Mrs T. C. Purkiss, Mrs W. JacksonWimbledon ParkSurreyOsbourne, Bolt, Dorothy PayneDorchesterDorset[19]
1956R Clarke, W Dyos, L MerryEghamSurreyJ. Smallbone, K. Riley, D. KingBroadwayWorcs[20]
1957C Tyler, A Wrigglesworth, D HylandBexhillSussexAnnie May Pummell, Rose Excell, Bessie BurdenAshfordKent[21]
1958Lily Scott, Marian Howe, Marjorie MarshallBarnes ParkDurhamJ Brittain, M Cobb, E BartonSt NeotsCambs[22]
1959Winifred Hall, E McCree, W LambertCulver StanmoreMiddxD E Marshall, E A Frost, Ena BucklandSouth NorwoodSurrey
1960D Hamer, Mary Shoesmith, Pamela SawyerCanoe LakeHantsG I Cozens, D Christopher, S DicksonDorchesterDorset[23]
1961D Penicud, G Foreman, G WoodWindsor & EtonBerksA M Child, E Marvin, E A GrewcockEarl ShiltonLeics[24]
1962Lilian Bufton, L Randall, Minnie PowellTally HoWarksK Redrup, H Biggs, G BarnardPrinces RisboroughBucks[25]
1963K Hedges, M Tildesley, V HehgesDroitwichWorcsMargaret Green, Joan Colley, Joyce HillTorbayDevon[26]
1964Ivy Kelly, Marjorie Newbury, Winnie HollowNewton AbbotDevonT Wickenden, E Rawlinson, D L WagstaffPrittlewellEssex[27]
1965F Sharp, M McCarthy, M BlickMaidenheadBerksV Corner, F Bulmer, L TrubyBowburnDurham[28]
1966W Anderson, J Mills, Joan SparkesFalcon ChelmsfordEssexM Kent, E Wright, H BakerMellows ParkSurrey[29]
1967H Garner, O Marshall, Ena BucklandSouth NorwoodSurreyE Hindes, Mavis Cripps, E StrachanDovercourtEssex[30]
1968Lois Robertson, V Stevens, Mavis SteeleWatling AssociationMiddxS Symonds, A Wyand, H EglingtonCounty ArtsNorfolk[31]
1969M Blanch, G Taylor, J V HowesBognor RegisSussexM Collins, J Lang, G PattenIlminsterSomerset[32]
1970P Briggs, B Coombs, I MoulandMoordownHantsM Spears, O Walkley, M WaterstoneBurton HouseLincs[33]
1971I Cassidy, E Dean, C GoslingIlfordEssexM Gooding, E Whitworth, D RowlandMadeira ExmouthDevon[34]
1972P Carrot, W Anderson, Joan SparkesCentral ParkEssexL Warren, M Brooks, D TheakerBulwellNotts[35]
1973Parsons, B Taylor, M WellingAtherleyHantsB Gardiner, M Parry, M PerrettDevizesWilts
1974R Ley, Margaret Lockwood, Irene MolyneuxOxford City & CountyOxonW March, E Dunn, M SschachtShildonDurham[36]
1975G Davis, K Saill, E HoweCheltenham SpaGlocsP Page, V Chantler, G SavageOwlsHerts[37]
1976B Colgate, P White, Christine WessierRaynes ParkSurreyB Stoten, J Fisher, M ThorneMauldenBeds[38]
1977Penny Kauz, Olive Williams, Muriel MomberBristol St AndrewsGlocsB Colgate, P White, Christine WessierRaynes ParkSurrey[39]
1978May Martin, Betty Ansell, Danny DanversWestern ParkLeicsE Croft, G Matthews, Madeline GoodingMadeiraDevon[40]
1979Bernice Trafford, Margaret Lockwood, Irene MolyneuxOxford City & CountyOxonP Selwyn, B Dingley, Phyllis DerrickMagdalen ParkSurrey[41]
1980A Tucker, S Goodenough, D FletcherFleetHantsP Dance, K Rouse, Jess MillardShanklinIOW[42]
1981June Searle, Irene Briggs, Margaret PootsGreenhillDorsetAnna Gordon, Sylvia Perkins, Ellen WestBellinghamKent[43]
1982Joyce Jones, Marie Clark, Norma ShawRopner ParkDurhamM Cracknell, B Tuck, Betty PullenWymondham DellNorfolk[44]
1983T Tull, A Stone, D CaveBlackheath & GreenwichKentJoyce Jones, Marie Clark, Norma ShawRopner ParkDurham
1984Gwen Rochester, Mary Atkinson, Barbara FullerBroomfieldMiddxRuby Airey, Iris Lawson, Joyce HullSpennymoorDurham[45]
1985Betty Jacob, Wendy Line, Enid FairhallSouthamptonHantsKath Adams, Sigrid Thomas, Maureen EdwardsRugby ThornfieldWarks[46]
1986Joyce Collinson, Ann Jones, Mary PriceBurnhamBucksSue Swatland, Pip Green, Dorothy LewisOadbyLeics[47]
1987E Vigor, J Richards, M JamesCroydonSurreyJ Gurney-Read, M Alstead, E SmithNorfolk CC StaffNorfolk[48]
1988Joyce Collinson, Ann Erridge, Mary PriceBurnhamBucksS McNeil, L Brownlie, Mavis SteeleSunbury SportsMiddx[49]
1989C Webb, Jenny Andrews, Jayne RoylanceNorth WalshamNorfolkB Bridge, S Offler, M OsbourneSherwoodNotts[50]
1990Ann Haywood, Jill Ward, Shirley PageBaldockHertsAnn Bellamy, Cath Smith, Sheila WilsonNorth ScarleLincs[51]
1991Audrey Mainwaring, Greta Winstone, Irene MolyneuxOxford City & CountyOxonMary Taylor, Margaret Fellows, Edna BessellYeovilSomerset
1992Gill Blackmore, Katherine Hawes, Sylvia RogersOxford City & CountyOxforshireJanet Marshall, Sheila Sewell, Pam WynnChestertonCambs[52]
1993Wendy Buckingham, Val Haste, Jill PolleyGreat BaddowEssexNora Hall, Amy Gowshall, Christine GowshallPark Avenue GrimsbyLincs
1994Chris Winter, Pam Garden, Doreen HankinEghamSurreyElizabeth Swadling, Pat Jose, Judith ReynoldsPenrynCornwall[53]
1995Joyce Morgan, Sue Ritchie, June LarterChestertonCambsRita Payne, Mary Watson, Carol ClarkeNorthfleetKent[54]
1996Audrey Mainwaring, Greta Winstone, Irene MolyneuxOxford City & CountyOxonJean Morris, Cath Smith, Jill EdsonLincoln ParkLincs[55]
1997Margaret Nester, Margaret Walters, Dorothy BriarsSkegnessLincsPat Rist, Sylvia Rogers, Sue LaceyOxford City & CountyOxon[56]
1998Liz Tunn, Jenny Nicholson, Brenda BrownColchesterEssexJenny Whitlock, Maureen Monkton, Edna BessellYeovilSomerset[57]
1999Carol Double, Dorothy Vincent, Carol McGrailTempleSurreyJean Sanderson, Anne Whittaker, Sandra WhiteWoolerNorthumb[58]
2000Margaret Lawrence, Sian Maylin, Caroline DuarteMagdalen ParkSurreyRita Moore, Carol Nichols, Dorothy BannisterKingscroftLeics[59]
2001Yvonne Wallington, Wendy King, Linda RyanCivil ServiceKentEileen West, Pam Lewis, Audrey HeightRushden TownNorthants
2002Donna Marples, Jessie Hague, Pauline MarplesBlackwellDerbyshireDawn Soughton, Joan Balding, Freda ShawSpalding TownLincs[60]
2003Sheila Phillips, Linda Smith, Sharon ParnellPlymouth City BusDevonYvonne Sheldon, Kathleen Draper, Lynne MountainLincoln ParkLincs[61]
2004Jean Meneely, Freda Linberry, Wendy DaviesField PlaceSussexLynne Whitehead, Pauline Marples, Jean BakerBlackwellDerbyshire[62]
2005Sarah Newsom, Val Newsom, Catherine PopplePeterboroughHuntsBeryl Vickory, Dorothy Gardner, Cynthia MayBudeCornwall[63]
2006Lynne Whitehead, Pat Oliver, Jean BakerBlackwellDerbyshirePat Walker, Linda Parker, Maureen WalkerClarence GardensYorks
2007Dorothy Bowers, Sue Alexander, Ellen FalknerCity of ElyCambsVeronica Battersby, Joyce Hadfield, Joan ReesSt AustellCornwall[64]
2008Carole Galletly, Stella Amos & Caroline CampionBanbury CentralOxonDorothy Bowers, Sue Alexander & Ellen FalknerCity of ElyCambs[65]
2009June Wilson, Di Wilson & Penny StrongDunholmeLincolnshireCarol Gaskins, Donna Grant & Katherine HawesOxford City & CountyOxon[65]
2010Helen Mason, Jo Skelton & Kerry BowleyStuteDerbyshireMargaret Watts, Rebecca Wigfield & Sharon HallDesboroughNorthants[65]
2011Ruth Rogers, Sophie Tolchard & Natalie MelmoreKings TorquayDevonJean Barwise, Sheila Dixon & Liz GarrityCroftCumbria[65]
2012Debbie Baker, Judy Banes & Amy BanesSheerness St George'sKentSally Gilbert, Helen Moore & Jane PorterDidcotBerkshire[65]
2013Kathleen Bowe, Eleanor Gass & Nicola BoweWigtonCumbriaCarole Galletly, Stella Amos & Caroline CampionBanbury CentralOxon[65]
2014Helen Jones, Lorraine Kuhler & Sian HonnorHomefield PaArkSussexLorraine Hume, Mary Williams & Denise HoddPolegroveSussex[65]
2015Jenny Mitchell, Kimberley Tift & Jenny DowersLeighton BuzzardBedsDi Hurst, Jan Everitt & Pa WalkerBirstallLeics[65]
2016Sophie Tolchard, Lorraine Hackett & Natalie ChestneyKings TorquayDevonSharmista Patel, Maureen Vandrau & Margaret SmithSuttonSurrey[65]
2017Chris Mitchell, Julie Jones & Alison FailPurtonWiltshireTerrie Wombwell, Liz Munro & Janet EamesDukeriesNotts[66]
2018Sharmishta Patel, Maureen Vandrau & Margaret SmithSuttonSurreyMargaret Watts, Katie Smith & Rebecca WigfieldDesboroughNorthants[67]
2019Julie Leake, Bridget Hodder & Penny CresswellPoole ParkDorsetSharmishta Patel, Maureen Vandrau & Margaret SmithSuttonSurrey[68]
2020 No competition due to COVID-19 pandemic[69]
2021Harriet Stevens, Sophie Tolchard & Emma CooperKings TorquayDevonCharlotte Emanuel, Kat Hornbrook & Zoe HollinsMilfordSurrey[70]
2022Denise Hodd, Rachel Mackriell & Nina AllbutPolegroveSussexHelen Lewis-Wall, Sally-Ann Lewis-Wall & Jamie-Lea WinchKingscroftLeics[71]
2023Sophie Tolchard, Nicole Rogers, Harriet StevensKings TorquayDevonRachel Gingell, Kelly Jenkins & Pam GardenEghamSurrey[72]

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