Gallery 2002
2002 Club Championships
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- Club Singles Champions Martin Griffiths…
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- …and Carolie Brookes receive their trophies from Club President Derek Wood.
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- Drawn H’cap Pairs Champions Bill Beecham and Brian Kilby
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- Mens Two Wood Pairs Champions Bill Notman and Campbell McColl
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- Mixed Pairs Champions Gordon and June Brown
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- Mens H’cap Pairs Champions Maurice Freebrey (holding cup) and Jim Harding.
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- 3 Wood Triples Champions (from left) Jim Harding Lennie Cooper and David Brown.
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- John Wood(first left) Graham Griffiths(third left) and Colin Clarke(fifth left) winners of the Two Wood Triples Final against Jim Harding Lennie Cooper and David Brown.
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- Club Championship Finalist Jamie Speller(left) and Martin Griffiths show how the game should be played.
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- Carolie Brookes(right) adds the Ladies Handicap Singles and the Two Wood Singles to her haul.
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- Mens Handicap Pairs Finalists Tony Farthing and Bob Nelmes(left) with Maurice Freebrey and Jim Harding.
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- Two Wood Pairs Finalists Terry Mahoney and Bob Leeson(left) with Bill Notman and Campbell McColl.
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- 3 Wood Triples Finalists Jim Harding, Maurice Freebrey, David Brown, Lennie Cooper, Bob Leeson, and Ken Foulkes.
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- Drawn Handicap Pairs Finalists John Darnell, Bill Beecham, Brian Kilby, and Martyn Evans.
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- Ladies Singles Finalists Carolie Brookes and Roz Panter.
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- Mixed Pairs Finalists Joe Potter Fay Hodges and June and Gordon Brown.
Cheltenham Bowling Club winners of the Fairford Gala Trophy – August 2002.
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- From left: Martin Griffiths, Graham Griffiths, Pat McMahon (President Fairford BC), Len Cooper and John Wood
Under-25 Singles Championship at Churchdown – July 2002.
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- Nick Holliday winner of the County Singles Championship playing against fellow Cheltenham bowler Mike Woodbridge (back left).
County Triples Final at Churchdown – July 2002
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- England international Andy Wills
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- Rob Griffiths and Antony Cotton (right foreground)
Graham and Rob Griffiths are celebrating a Gloucestershire bowls double.
Just a week after Rob played his 50th game for the county, his father Graham became only the sixth player since 1905 to notch up his 150th appearance, against Warwickshire.
