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Atlantic Championships
Tournament information
Established1993
Organisation(s)World Bowls Ltd

The Atlantic Championships, also known as the Atlantic Rim Championships or Games, is a biennial lawn bowls competition open to countries bordering on the Atlantic Ocean.[1] There are singles, pairs, triples, fours and team events held for men and women, in which gold, silver and bronze medals are awarded.[1] The championships also serve as a qualifier for the quadriennial World Championships for the Atlantic countries eligible to enter the World Championships.[1]

History

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The first championships were held in 1993, as a women's only competition, with the competition solely open to countries bordering on the Atlantic Ocean.[1] For the 1995 championships an invitation was sent out to Israel, who don't belong to the region georgraphically, to round off a 12 team competition.[1]

At the 2007 championships, a men's competition was added for the first time, and the championships have since served as a qualifier for the quadrennial World Championships for both men and women, only for the Atlantic countries eligible to enter the World Championships.[1] Prior to that, the championships had still served as qualifier for the women's competition at the World Championships.[2]

By the 2007 edition, the championships had expanded to accommodate 14 nations (including Israel), in both the men's and women's competitions.[1] Gold, silver and bronze medals are awarded in singles, pairs, triples, fours and team events for men and women.[1]

Event Info

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Edition Year Dates Venue Location Ref
1st 1993
2nd 1995
5th 2005 Bangor, Ireland [3]
6th 2007 Ayr, Scotland [1]
7th 2009 3 May - 16 May Wanderers Club Johannesburg, South Africa [4]
8th 2011 17 October - 30 October Athena Beach Hotel Paphos, Cyprus [5]
- 2013 Cancelled [6]
9th 2015 30 November - 13 December Athena Beach Hotel Paphos, Cyprus [7]

Championships

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  • The medal tables are sorted by the amount of gold medals, then by the amount of silver medals and lastly by the amount of bronze medals.
  • The players listed in the squads are players that competed at the championships and doesn't include unused reserves.

1993

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Medalists

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Women Singles
Pairs
Triples
Fours
Team

1995

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Medalists

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Women Singles
Pairs
Triples
Fours
Team

2005

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Medalists

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Event  Gold  Silver  Bronze
Women
[2][8]
Singles  Scotland
Kay Moran
 Wales
Betty Morgan
 Jersey
Gena O'Neil
Pairs  South Africa
Sharon Glenn
Esme Steyn
 Scotland
Margaret Letham
Joyce Lindores
 England
Shelly Barlow
Edna Bessell
Triples  England
Sue Harriott
Ellen Falkner
Doreen Hankin
 Israel
Tamar Kamzel
Naomi Fix
Irit Grenchel
 Jersey
Gena O'Neil
Chris Grimes
Gina Le Long
Fours  England
Sue Harriott
Edna Bessell
Ellen Falkner
Doreen Hankin
 Scotland
Margaret Letham
Betty Forsyth
Seona Black
Joyce Lindores
 Ireland
Chris O'Gorman
Lisa McDonagh
Mandy Cunningham
Donna McNally
Team  Scotland
Margaret Letham
Betty Forsyth
Joyce Lindores
Kay Moran
Seona Black
 England
Sue Harriot
Ellen Falkner
Doreen Hankin
Edna Bessel
Shelley Barlow
 Wales
Betty Morgan
C Taylor
S King
A Butten
K Pearce
 

Medal Table

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Country  Gold  Silver  Bronze Total
1  Scotland 2 2 0 4
2  England 2 1 0 3
3  South Africa 1 0 0 1
4  Wales 0 1 1 2
5  Israel 0 1 0 1
6  Jersey 0 0 2 2
7  Ireland 0 0 1 1

2007

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Medalists

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men Singles  Jersey[9][10][11]
Derek Boswell
Cyril Renouf
 Guernsey[12]
Matt Le Ber
 Jersey[9][10]
Jamie MacDonald
Pairs  Wales[13]
Martin Selway
Robert Horgan
Triples  Guernsey[12]
Ian Merrien
Len Le Ber
Paul Wakeham
Fours  Jersey[9][10]
Alan Shaw
Cyril Renouf
Derek Boswell
Thomas Greechan
Team
Women Singles  Israel[4]
Ruthie Gilor
Pairs  Canada[14]
Clarice Fitzpatrick
Shirley Fitzpatrick-Wong
 Israel[4]
Ruthie Gilor
Irit Grencel
Triples  Canada[14]
Harriette Pituley
Kelly McKerihen
Shirley Ko
Fours  Canada[14]
Harriette Pituley
Kelly McKerihen
Shirley Fitzpatrick-Wong
Clarice Fitzpatrick
Team  Jersey[9][10]
Chrissie Grimes
Joan Renouf
Liz Cole
Lindsey Greechan
 Israel[4]
Irit Grencel
Ruthie Gilor
 

Medal Table

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Country Gold Silver Bronze Total
 Jersey 1 2 1 4

Squads

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Squads
 Canada[14]  [[|]]  [[|]]  [[|]]  Guernsey
Men
Did not enter a team
Women
Clarice Fitzpatrick
Harriette Pituleyr
Kelly McKerihen
Shirley Fitzpatrick-Wong
Shirley Ko
Men
Women
Men
Women
Men
Women
Men
Ian Merrien
Len Le Ber
Matt Le Ber
Paul Wakeham
Women
 [[|]]  Israel[4]  Jersey[15][16]  [[|]]  Wales
Men
Women
Men
Women
Irit Grencel
Ruthie Gilor
Men
Alan Shaw
Cyril Renouf
Derek Boswell
Jamie MacDonald
Thomas Greechan
Women
Chrissie Grimes
Gaynor Thomas
Joan Renouf
Lindsey Greechan
Liz Cole
Men
Women
Men
Jason Greenslade
Women
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Men
Women
Men
Women
Men
Women

2009

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Medalists

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Event  Gold  Silver  Bronze
Men Singles  Wales[17]
Jason Greenslade
Pairs  Wales[18][19]
Robert Weale
Jason Greenslade
Triples  Wales[19][13]
Marc Wyatt
Fours  Jersey[20][21]
Cyril Renouf
Derek Boswell
John Lowery
Terry Allen
 Wales[19][13]
Robert Weale
Marc Wyatt
Team
Women Singles  Wales[13]
Hannah Smith
Pairs
Triples
Fours
Team  Wales[13]
Hannah Smith
 

Medal Table

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Country Gold Silver Bronze Total

Squads

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Squads
 Brazil  Canada  Cyprus[22]  England  Guernsey
Men
Women
Men
Women
Men
Alastair Colliar
Ben Hebdige
Geoff Gardiner
John Woodcock
Loukas Paraskeva
Women
Dorothy Gibbons
Irene Owen
Linda Rya
Mieke Meijer
Sol Robertson
Diane Roberts
Men
Women
Men
Women
 Ireland  Israel[4]  Jersey[23][24]  Namibia  Netherlands
Men
Women
Men
Alan Saitowitz
Boaz Marcus
Colin Silberstein
Haviv Takin
Yair Bekier
Women
Edna Zomberg
Irit Grencel
Ruthie Gilor
Tami Kamzel
Tzila Gavish.
Men
Alan Shaw
Cyril Renouf
Derek Boswell
John Lowery
Terry Allen
Women
Did not send a team
Men
Women
Men
Women
 Portugal  Scotland  South Africa  Spain  Wales
Men
Women
Men
Women
Men
Women
Men
Women
Men
Jason Greenslade
Marc Wyatt
Robert Weale
Women
Hannah Smith
 United States
Men
Women

2011

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Medalists

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Event  Gold  Silver  Bronze
Men
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Singles  England[27]
Jamie Chestney
 Wales[27]
Jonathan Tomlinson
 South Africa
Bobby Donnelly
 Jersey[28]
Malcolm de Sousa
Pairs  South Africa
Bobby Donnelly
Gerry Baker
 Ireland
Gary Kelly
Ian McClure
 Scotland
David Peacock
Grant Logan
 Jersey[28]
Malcolm de Sousa
Michael Rive
Triples  England
John Hick
Graham Shadwell
Jamie Chestney
 Scotland
Martyn Rice
Alister Kennedy
Graeme Archer
 South Africa
Clinton Roets
Wayne Perry
Gidion Vermeulen
 Cyprus
John Harvey
Alistair Colliar
Lucas Paraskeva
Fours  Scotland
Martyn Rice
Alister Kennedy
Grant Logan
Graeme Archer
 Ireland
Mark McPeak
Graham McKee
Ian McClure
Martin McHugh
 Wales[27]
Sion Jones
Mark Harding
Andrew Fleming
David Axon
 Israel
Roy Ben-ari
Allan Saitowitz
Yair Bekier
Colin Silberstein
Team  England
Graham Shadwell
Jamie Chestney
John Hick
Mark Bantock
Rob Newman
 Scotland
Alister Kennedy
David Peacock
Graeme Archer
Grant Logan
Martyn Rice
 South Africa
Bobby Donnelly
Clinton Roets
Gerry Baker
Gidion Vermeulen
Wayne Perry
Women
[25][29]
Singles  Ireland
Catherine McMillen
 England
Natalie Melmore
 Jersey[28]
Chrissie Grimes
 Scotland
Claire Johnston
Pairs  Scotland
Claire Johnston
Margaret Letham
 South Africa
Tracey-Lee Botha
Colleen Piketh
 United States
Dee McSparran
Janice Bell
 Spain[30]
Peta Rhodes
Yvonne Briden
Triples  Scotland
Anne Dunwoodie
Mandy O’Donnell
Lorna Smith
 England
Julie Saunders
Natalie Melmore
Ellen Falkner
 South Africa
Helen Grundlingh
Susanna Steyn
Susan Nel
 Spain[30]
Debbie Colquhoun
Jan Dando
Sheri Fletcher
Fours  England
Julie Saunders
Sian Gordon
Ellen Falkner
Amy Gowshall
 South Africa
Helen Grundlingh
Susanna Steyn
Susan Nel
Colleen Piketh
 United States
Meredith Elwell
Margaret Rambo
Janice Bell
Marita Nierth
 Ireland
Ashleigh Rainey
Ashleigh Montgomery
Erin Smith
Sarah Jane Coleman
Team  England
Amy Gowshall
Ellen Falkner
Julie Saunders
Natalie Melmore
Sian Gordon
 Scotland
Anne Dunwoodie
Claire Johnston
Lorna Smith
Mandy O’Donnell
Margaret Letham
 South Africa
Colleen Piketh
Helen Grundlingh
Susan Nel
Susanna Steyn
Tracey-Lee Botha
 

Medal Table

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Country Gold Silver Bronze Total
1  England 5 2 0 7
2  Scotland 3 3 2 8
3  South Africa 1 2 5 8
4  Ireland 1 2 1 4
5  Wales 0 1 1 2
6  Jersey 0 0 3 3
7  Spain 0 0 2 2
 United States 0 0 2 2
9  Cyprus 0 0 1 1
 Israel 0 0 1 1

Squads

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Squads[25]
 Canada[14]  Cyprus[22]  England  Guernsey  Ireland
Men
Alex Scott
George Whitelaw
Pat Bird
Steve Santana
Steve McKerihen
Women
Erin Roth
Jean Roney
Kylah Dittman
Mary Ann Beath
Shannon Battles
Men
Alistair Colliar
George Grey
John Harvey
John Woodcock
Lucas Paraskeva
Women
Christine Lacy
Fran Davis
Gill Ford
Irene Owen
Tina Woodcock
Men
Graham Shadwell
Jamie Chestney
John Hick
Mark Bantock
Rob Newman
Women
Amy Gowshall
Ellen Falkner
Julie Saunders
Natalie Melmore
Sian Gordon
Men
Barry Lawrence
Dan de la Mare
Garry Collins
Gary Pitschou
Keith de la Mare
Kris Bichard
Matt Le Ber
Women
Angela Bartie
Gwen de la Mare
Jan Lawrence
Jean Simon
Lucy Beere
Men
Gary Kelly
Graham McKee
Ian McClure
Mark McPeak
Martin McHugh
Women
Ashleigh Rainey
Catherine McMillen
Erin Smith
Paula Montgomery
Sarah Jane Coleman
 Israel  Jersey  Netherlands  Scotland  South Africa
Men
Allan Saitowitz
Colin Silberstein
Roy Ben-ari
Yair Bekier
Zvika Hadar
Women
Irit Grencel
Rivka Ovadia
Ruti Gilor
Tami Kamzel
Yael Ben Ner
Men
Alan Shaw
Greg Davis
Malcolm de Sousa
Michael Rive
Terry Allen
Will Waymouth
Women
Chrissie Grimes
Helen Greechan
Jackie Knight
Sheila McGinnigle
Sue Noel
Men
Cor Scheick
Hendrick Veenstra
Jan Reinders
Jan Dolieslager
Joop van den Berg
Women
Elly Dolieslager
Guurtje Copier
Ineke Nagtegaal
Margreet Ardichem
Saskoa Schaft
Men
Alister Kennedy
David Peacock
Graeme Archer
Grant Logan
Martyn Rice
Women
Anne Dunwoodie
Claire Johnston
Lorna Smith
Mandy O’Donnell
Margaret Letham
Men
Bobby Donnelly
Clinton Roets
Gerry Baker
Gidion Vermeulen
Wayne Perry
Women
Colleen Piketh
Helen Grundlingh
Susan Nel
Susanna Steyn
Tracey-Lee Botha
 Spain  United States  Wales
Men
Derek Eldon
Joe Stamper
Michael Johnson
Nick Cole
Paul Brown
Women
Debbie Colquhoun
Jan Dando
Peta Rhodes
Sheri Fletcher
Yvonne Briden
Men
Aaron Zangi
Bill Brault
Bob Schneider
Jim Olsen
Richard Broad
Women
Dee McSparran
Janice Bell
Margaret Rambo
Marita Nierth
Meredith ‘Bobby’ Elwell
Men
Andrew Fleming
David Axon
Jon Tomlinson
Mark Harding
Sion Jones
Women
Ceris Hewlings
Hannah Smith
Judith Wason
Kathy Pearce
Laura Thomas

2015

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Medalists

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Event Gold Silver Bronze
Men Singles
Pairs
Triples
Fours
Team
Women Singles
Pairs
Triples
Fours
Team
 

Medal Table

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Country Gold Silver Bronze Total

Squads

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Squads
 [[|]]  [[|]]  [[|]]  [[|]]  [[|]]
Men
Women
Men
Women
Men
Women
Men
Women
Men
Women
 [[|]]  [[|]]  [[|]]  [[|]]  [[|]]
Men
Women
Men
Women
Men
Women
Men
Women
Men
Women
 [[|]]  [[|]]  [[|]]
Men
Women
Men
Women
Men
Women

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External Links

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