Camberley Bowling Club
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Junior Bowling Corner ........ season 2006

A thriving Junior Section is not always expected at bowling clubs, but Camberley has seen its clutch of youngsters come on a treat, providing that certain youthful presence and exuberance!

Successes have been achieved both in external & internal competitions and we welcome any additional interest from juniors who want to join our current enthusiasts.

James, Tom and Emily Young were featured in a ''Camberley News & Mail'' editorial in 2004 and are all becoming rising star players. news article

James, [left] partnered Tony Woolf to secure the final point for Camberley in the recent National Top Club Competition - June 6th 2004. The Camberley team and James now play Leatherhead in the 3rd round.

Tom got to the semi-final of the clubs' Open Pairs tournament, partnered with James.

                                                                 Emily is in her first season and is enjoying her bowls.

 

James Shillingford is moving towards senior status but not before he has been selected to play for Surrey County under 25's.

James also skipped in the Pam Ward Under 18's last season and came runner up.

He is also having a good run in the club tournaments at Camberley with several successes already under his belt. 1st round wins against Chrissii Davies in the Novice Cup and Jim Terry in the Handicap Cup, sees James off to a confident start to the season. James also partnered his Dad, Paul Shillingford to reach the semi-final of the Open Pairs.

His next 'big match' is a second round draw against one of the top under 25 players and James is at home on Sunday 27th June 2004.....match starts at 6-30pm......all supporters are welcomed.

Above Match .... report - James playing super bowls gave Robert Tiller of Egham the game of his life holding the winning shot with the score at 20 - 20. In fairness to Robert he played a great wood to gain shot and win by the single point. Bad luck for James but a sure sign of the improvement in his game and the all round success Camberley is achieving this season. WELL DONE JAMES SHILLINGFORD.