Asia Pacific Bowls Championships

Asia Pacific Bowls Championships
Tournament information
Sport	Lawn bowls
Location	Various
Established	1985
Defunct	2021
Administrator(s)	World Bowls

The Asia Pacific Bowls Championships formerly the Pacific Rim Championships was a lawn bowling competition held between national bowls organisations in the Asia Pacific region.^[1]^[2] The event was inaugurated in 1985, and it was initially held every two years but then took place every four years and was a qualifying event for the World Outdoor Bowls Championships.^[3]^[4]

In 2021, the 2020 World Outdoor Bowls Championship was officially cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic. World Bowls then decided that the World Championships would take place every two years starting in 2023. This also resulted in the fact that qualifying events for the Championships were no longer required meaning the Atlantic Bowls Championships and Asia Pacific Championships were terminated.^[5]

1985 Tweed Heads, New South Wales, Australia[]

15-21 September (round robin - only 1 bronze awarded)

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Men's Singles	Peter Fong	Dennis Katunarich	David Tso
Men's Pairs	Maurice Symes Wayne Nairn	Dennis Katunarich Arthur Black	Peter Fong Peter Thaggard
Men's Triples	George Souza Jr. M. B. Hassan Jr. David Tso	Stewart McConnell	Alf Wallace
Men's Fours	Keith Poole Don Sherman Arthur Black	Noel Kennedy Danny Ho M. B. Hassan Jr. George Souza Jr.	Wayne Nairn Stewart McConnell
Women's Singles	Merle Richardson	Rhoda Ryan	Helen Wong
Women's Pairs	Joyce Osborne Rhoda Ryan	Merle Richardson Fay Craig	Willow Fong Janki Gaunder
Women's Triples	Pat Smith Norma Massey Shirley Kelly	Millie Khan Denise Page Daphne Le Breton	Rosemary McMahon Rae O'Donnell
Women's Fours	Joyce Osborne Millie Khan Denise Page Daphne Le Breton	Pat Smith Norma Massey Shirley Kelly Fay Craig	Willow Fong Robin Forster

1987 Lae BC, Lae, Papua New Guinea[]

25 October - 8 November sponsored by Mazda (bronze medal play offs took place)^[6] ^[7]

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Men's Singles	Ken Williams	Rowan Brassey	Papua New Guinea
Men's Pairs	Dennis Katunarich Bill Wain	Graham Jarvis	New Zealand
Men's Triples	Darby Ross Ken Williams Trevor Morris	Bill McMahon	Mark Gilliland Kevin Jones
Men's Fours	Tau Nancie Laka Rawali	Maurice Symes	Trevor Morris Darby Ross Dennis Katunarich Bill Wain
Women's Singles	Ramona Ash	Australia	Papua New Guinea
Women's Pairs	Willow Fong Maraia Lum On	Joan Humphreys Rae O'Donnell	Cook Islands
Women's Triples	Cunera Monalua Maggie Worri	Australia	Alice Duncalf
Women's Fours	Willow Fong Robin Forster Betty Olssen Janki Gaunder	Jennie Simpson Joyce Osborne Judy Howat Marie Watson	Papua New Guinea

1989 Suva, Fiji[]

Jul 8-21, sponsored by Mazda ^[8]

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Men's Singles	Rob Parrella^[9]	Ian Dickison
Men's Pairs	Rob Parrella Dennis Katunarich^[9]	Noel Kennedy Mark McMahon	Ian Dickison Stewart McConnell
Men's Triples	Rex Johnston Ken Williams	Peter Mutter Dave Houtby Bill Boettger	Gary Lawson Jim Scott Maurice Symes
Men's Fours	Rex Johnston Dennis Katunarich Ken Williams	Noel Kennedy Mark McMahon Mel Stewart	Peter Mutter Dave Houtby Bill Boettger Dave Brown
Women's Singles	Millie Khan	Maraia Lum On	Audrey Hefford
Women's Pairs	Maraia Lum On Vimla Swamy	Millie Khan Lyn McLean	Dorothy Roche Betty Schenke
Women's Triples	Greeta Fahey Audrey Hefford	Adrienne Lambert Marlene Castle	Willow Fong Betty Olssen
Women's Fours	Adrienne Lambert Lyn McLean Marlene Castle	Greeta Fahey Dorothy Roche Betty Schenke	Willow Fong Betty Olssen Vimla Swamy

1991 Kowloon CC & BC, Hong Kong, China[]

26 October - 10 November, sponsored by Mazda (bronze medal play offs took place)^[10]

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Men's Singles	Rob Parrella	Caucau Turagabeci	Peter Belliss
Men's Pairs	Bill Boettger Ronnie Jones	Noel Kennedy Mark McMahon	Peter Belliss Rowan Brassey
Men's Triples	Mel Stewart David Tso George Souza Jr.	Ian Schuback Paul Richards	Peter Mutter Dave Brown Dave Houtby
Men's Fours	Bill Boettger Dave Houtby Dave Brown Ronnie Jones	Dennis Katunarich Ian Schuback Paul Richards	Mel Stewart Noel Kennedy David Tso George Souza Jr.
Women's Singles	Carmen Anderson	New Zealand	Daphne Shaw
Women's Pairs	Edda Bonutto Daphne Shaw	Maraia Lum On Radhika Prasad	Marie Watson Judy Howat
Women's Triples	Linda Smith	Audrey Rutherford	Papua New Guinea
Women's Fours	Vimla Swamy Betty Olssen Radhika Prasad	Judy Howat Adrienne Lambert Marlene Castle Marie Watson	Audrey Rutherford Edda Bonutto

1993 Victoria BC, Victoria, British Columbia, Canada[]

25 July - 7 August, sponsored by Mazda (round robin, only 1 bronze)^[11] ^[12]

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Men's Singles	Cameron Curtis	Gary Lawson
Men's Pairs	Bill Boettger Mark Gilliland	Steve Srhoy Cameron Curtis	Noel Kennedy Mark McMahon
Men's Triples	Steve Anderson	New Zealand	Fiji
Men's Fours	Steve Anderson Steve Srhoy	Mark McMahon Danny Ho Mel Stewart Ken Wallis	Keith Roney
Women's Singles	Carmen Anderson	Marlene Castle
Women's Pairs
Women's Triples	Dorothy Roche Audrey Rutherford Betty Herbertson	Adrienne Lambert Colleen Ferrick Marie Watson	Angela Chau Jenny Wallis
Women's Fours	Jean Roney Margaret Richards Margaret Fettes Anita Nivala	Angela Chau Jenny Wallis Rae O'Donnell Rosemary McMahon	Adrienne Lambert Ann Muir Colleen Ferrick Marie Watson

1995 Dunedin, New Zealand[]

22 November - 2 December, two bronze medals awarded^[13]

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Bronze
Men's Singles	Kelvin Kerkow	Rowan Brassey	Noel Kennedy	Norfolk Islands
Men's Pairs	Rowan Brassey Gary Lawson	Steve Glasson Rex Johnston	Noel Kennedy	Martin Seeto Albert Barakeina
Men's Triples	Peter Belliss David File Andrew Curtain	Kelvin Kerkow Stephen Anderson	Keith Roney	F Gabi Kundi Miki Iamo Ila
Men's Fours	Peter Belliss Gary Lawson David File Andrew Curtain	Peter Thaggard Ram Shankar Ratish Lal	Danny Ho Mel Stewart Ken Wallis	Stephen Anderson Steve Glasson Rex Johnston
Women's Singles	Carmen Anderson	Judy Howat	Angela Chau	Anita Nivala
Women's Pairs	Audrey Rutherford	Judy Howat	Saedah Abdul Rahim	Akenese Westerlund Lagi Letoa
Women's Triples	Marlene Castle Millie Khan Marie Watson	Roma Dunn Margaret Sumner	Nor Hashimah Ismail Haslah Hassan	Tanimetua Harry Porea Elisa Tremoana Damm
Women's Fours	Marie Watson Marlene Castle Millie Khan	Roma Dunn Margaret Sumner	Alice Duncalf Jean Roney	Heather Stewart

1997 Warilla BC & RC, Warilla, New South Wales, Australia[]

19 November - 1 December, (round robin, only 1 bronze) ^[14] ^[15]

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Men's Singles	Rowan Brassey	Kelvin Kerkow	Noel Kennedy
Men's Pairs	Peter Shaw Rowan Brassey	Australia	Noel Kennedy
Men's Triples	Peter Belliss Russell Meyer Andrew Curtain	Fiji	Singapore
Men's Fours	Peter Belliss Peter Shaw Russell Meyer Andrew Curtain	John Noonan Steve Glasson Kevin Walsh Rex Johnston	Kevin Jones Keith Roney
Women's Singles	Roma Dunn	Millie Khan	Cook Islands
Women's Pairs	Carmen Anderson Essie Sanchez	Millie Khan Patsy Jorgensen	Roma Dunn Marilyn Peddell
Women's Triples	Karen Murphy Willow Fong Margaret Sumner	Marlene Castle Marie Watson Sharon Sims	Angela Chau
Women's Fours	Marilyn Peddell Karen Murphy Willow Fong Margaret Sumner	Marlene Castle Marie Watson Sharon Sims Patsy Jorgensen	Saedah Abdul Rahim Nor Hashimah Ismail

1999 Bukit Kiara Bowls Complex, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia[]

September 21-30 ^[16]^[17]

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Bronze
Men's Singles		Caucau Turagabeci	Andrew Curtain
Men's Pairs	Mark Jacobsen Brett Duprez	Papua New Guinea
Men's Triples	Rex Johnston Steve Glasson Adam Jeffery	Fiji	David Tso
Men's Fours	Rex Johnston Mark Jacobsen Adam Jeffery Brett Duprez	Malaysia	David Tso	Fiji
Women's Singles	Marlene Castle	Carmen Anderson	Malaysia
Women's Pairs	Karen Murphy Willow Fong	Papua New Guinea		Nor Hashimah Ismail
Women's Triples	Anne Lomas Sharon Sims Patsy Jorgensen	Lee Poletti Roma Dunn	Angela Chau
Women's Fours	Anne Lomas Sharon Sims Patsy Jorgensen Jan Khan	Nor Hashimah Ismail

2001 Moama, Melbourne, Australia[]

22 October - 4 November ^[18]

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Bronze
Men's Singles	Noel Kennedy	Sean Johnson		Steve Glasson
Men's Pairs	Paul Girdler Russell Meyer		Noel Kennedy
Men's Triples	Rex Johnston Adam Jeffery Steve Glasson		Sean Johnson Rowan Brassey	Norfolk Islands
Men's Fours	Rex Johnston Adam Jeffery Mark Jacobsen Kelvin Kerkow	Chris Stadnyk Mark Sandford Stephen Bezanson	Paul Girdler Russell Meyer Rowan Brassey	Mohamed Aziz Maswadi Mohamed Tazman Tahir
Women's Singles	Marlene Castle	Carmen Anderson	Milagros Witheridge	Marilyn Peddell
Women's Pairs	Jo Edwards Sharon Sims		Cook Islands	Anne Nunes
Women's Triples	Roma Dunn Arrienne Wynen Lee Poletti	Marlene Castle Anne Lomas Patsy Jorgensen	Angela Chau	Haslah Hassan Nazura Ngahat Bah Chu Mei
Women's Fours	Roma Dunn Karen Murphy Arrienne Wynen Lee Poletti	Anne Lomas Jo Edwards Sharon Sims Patsy Jorgensen	Haslah Hassan Nazura Ngahat Bah Chu Mei	Doreen O'Connor Radhika Prasad

2003 Pine Rivers Memorial BC, Brisbane Australia[]

25 November - 2 December

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Bronze
Men's Singles	Russell Meyer		Noel Kennedy	Mohd Afendy Tan Abdullah
Men's Pairs	Keith Roney Michel Larue	Fairul Izwan Abd Muin Mohd Afendy Tan Abdullah	Noel Kennedy	Kelvin Kerkow Steve Glasson
Men's Triples	Gary Lawson Sean Johnson Jamie Hill	Michael Wilks Kevin Walsh Bill Cornehls	Danny Ho	Syed Mohamad Syed Akil
Men's Fours	Michael Wilks Kevin Walsh Bill Cornehls Kelvin Kerkow	Gary Lawson Paul Girdler Sean Johnson Jamie Hill	Chris Stadnyk Michel Larue	Syed Mohamad Syed Akil Fairul Izwan Abd Muin
Women's Singles	Carmen Anderson	Marlene Castle	Karen Murphy	Siti Zalina Ahmad
Women's Pairs	Nazura Ngahat Siti Zalina Ahmad	Litia Tikoisuva Radhika Prasad	Kitha Bailey Essie Sanchez
Women's Triples	Haslah Hassan Azlina Arshad Nor Hashimah Ismail	Andrea Stadnyk Anita Nivala	Milagros Witheridge Sonia Bruce
Women's Fours	Jo Edwards Sharon Sims Val Smith Wendy Jensen	Haslah Hassan Azlina Arshad Nazura Ngahat Nor Hashimah Ismail	Litia Tikoisuva Doreen O'Connor Radhika Prasad	Lynsey Armitage Lee Poletti Maria Rigby

2005 Darebin International Sports Centre, Melbourne, Australia[]

7-16 November (bronze medal play offs held)^[19]

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze
Men's Singles	Ryan Bester	Caucau Turagabeci	Steve Glasson
Men's Pairs	Safuan Said Fairul Izwan Abdul Muin	Mark Casey Kelvin Kerkow
Men's Triples	Gary Lawson Justin Goodwin Richard Girvan	Philippines
Women's Singles	Litia Tikoisuva	Siti Zalina Ahmad	Jo Edwards
Women's Pairs	Karen Murphy Lynsey Armitage	Rosita Bradborn Ronalyn Greenlees	Val Smith Sharon Sims
Women's Triples	Grace Chu Camilla Leung Elizabeth Li	Nor Hashimah Ismail Azlina Arshad Nor Iryani Azmi

2007 Burnside BC & Fendalton BC, Christchurch, New Zealand[]

13-21 January

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Bronze
Men's Singles	Ali Forsyth	Ryan Bester	Safuan Said	Nathan Rice
Men's Pairs	Nathan Rice Leif Selby	Danny Ho	Ryan Bester Mark Sandford	Ratish Lal Arun Kumar
Men's Triples	Mark Casey Wayne Turley Bill Cornehls	Steve McKerihen Chris Stadnyk Tim Mason	Mohd Amir Mohd Yusof Azwan Shuhaimi Khairul Annuar Abdul Kadir
Men's Fours	Mark Casey Wayne Turley Leif Selby Bill Cornehls	Richard Girvan Dwayne Cameron Shannon McIlroy	Danny Ho	Steve McKerihen Chris Stadnyk Mark Sandford Tim Mason
Women's Singles	Val Smith	Karen Murphy	Siti Zalina Ahmad	Porea Elisa
Women's Pairs	Karen Murphy Lynsey Clarke	Val Smith	Lufilufi Taulealo Manuia Porter	Essie Sanchez Debbie Wilford
Women's Triples	Azlina Arshad Nor Shafeeqah Yahya Nur Fidrah Noh	Julie Keegan Claire Turley Kelsey Cottrell	Jan Khan Marina Khan Manu Timoti	Irene Tupuna Porea Elisa Kanny Vaile
Women's Fours	Jan Khan Marina Khan Manu Timoti	Nor Hashimah Ismail Azlina Arshad Nur Fidrah Noh Nor Shafeeqah Yahya	Grace Chu Camilla Leung Elizabeth Li	Ceri Ann Davies Julie Keegan Lynsey Clarke Kelsey Cottrell

2009 National Lawn Bowls Complex, Bukit Kiara, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia[]

8-16 August

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Bronze
Men's Singles	Ali Forsyth	Leif Selby	Ratish Lal	Safuan Said
Men's Pairs	Mark Jacobsen	Gary Lawson Jamie Hill		Fairul Izwan Abd Muin Safuan Said
Men's Triples	Leif Selby Wayne Turley Mark Berghofer	Ali Forsyth Shannon McIlroy	Danny Ho	Mohd Amir Mohd Yusof Azwan Shuhaimi Azim Azami Ariffin
Men's Fours	Fairul Izwan Abd Muin Azwan Shuhaimi Mohd Amir Mohd Yusof Azim Azami Ariffin	Angelo Morales Christopher Dagpin Leo Carreon Ronald Lising		Mark Jacobsen Wayne Turley Mark Berghofer
Women's Singles	Rosita Bradborn	Songsin Tsao	Kelsey Cottrell	Siti Zalina Ahmad
Women's Pairs	Nor Hashimah Ismail Siti Zalina Ahmad	Carmen Anderson Debbie Wilford	Rosita Bradborn Ainie Knight	Karen Murphy Lynsey Clarke
Women's Triples	Azlina Arshad Nur Fidrah Noh Nor Shafeeqah Yahya	Julie Keegan Claire Turley Kelsey Cottrell	Rupa Rani Tirkey	Milagros Witheridge Ronalyn Greenlees Sonia Bruce
Women's Fours	Nor Hashimah Ismail Azlina Arshad Nur Fidrah Noh Nor Shafeeqah Yahya		Grace Chu	Rupa Rani Tirkey Pinki Tania Choudhury

2011 Lockleys BC & Holdfast Bay BC, Adelaide, Australia[]

30 November - 11 December

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Bronze
Men's Singles	Safuan Said	Brett Wilkie		Ratish Lal
Men's Pairs	Richard Girvan Dan Delany	Mark Casey Brett Wilkie	Ryan Bester Tim Mason	Ratish Lal Abdul Kalim
Men's Triples	Semesa Naiseruvati Samuela Tuikiligana Daniel Lum On	Aron Sherriff Nathan Rice Mark Berghofer		Ali Forsyth Tony Grantham
Men's Fours	Aron Sherriff Nathan Rice Mark Casey Mark Berghofer	Richard Girvan Ali Forsyth Dan Delany Tony Grantham	Soufi Rusli Azwan Shuhaimi Muhammad Hizlee Abdul Rais Fairus Jabal	Ryan Bester Greg Wilson Tim Mason
Women's Singles	Siti Zalina Ahmad	Kelsey Cottrell	Carmen Anderson	Litia Tikoisuva
Women's Pairs	Jo Edwards Val Smith	Rosita Bradborn Ainie Knight	Siti Zalina Ahmad	Karen Murphy Natasha Scott
Women's Triples	Lynsey Clarke Rebecca Van Asch Kelsey Cottrell	Milagros Witheridge Sonia Bruce	Jan Khan Genevieve Baildon
Women's Fours	Jo Edwards Jan Khan Genevieve Baildon	Karen Murphy Lynsey Clarke Rebecca Van Asch Natasha Scott	Harriette Pituley Jacqueline Foster Amanda Berg	Hiroko Emura

2015 Burnside BC & Papanui BC, Christchurch - New Zealand[]

24 November - 6 December^[20]

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Bronze
Men's Singles	Aron Sherriff	Mike Kernaghan	Kenta Hasebe	Muhammad Hizlee Abdul Rais
Men's Pairs	Ryan Bester Steve Santana	Fairul Izwan Abd Muin Muhammad Hizlee Abdul Rais	Shannon McIlroy Mike Kernaghan	Nathan Rice Ray Pearse
Men's Triples	Paul Girdler Andrew Kelly Mike Nagy	Kenta Hasebe Kenichi Emura Hisaharu Satoh	Aron Sherriff Mark Casey Wayne Ruediger	Arun Kumar David Aitcheson Waisea Turaga
Men's Fours	Paul Girdler Shannon McIlroy Andrew Kelly Mike Nagy	Mark Casey Nathan Rice Ray Pearse Wayne Ruediger	Jason Choi Tony Cheung Terry Kung	Soufi Rusli Fairul Izwan Abd Muin Zulhilmie Redzuan Izzat Dzulkeple
Women's Singles	Karen Murphy	Carmen Anderson	Jo Edwards	Siti Zalina Ahmad
Women's Pairs	Karen Murphy Kelsey Cottrell	Siti Zalina Ahmad Emma Firyana Saroji	Ainie Knight Sonia Bruce	Carmen Anderson Christine Jones
Women's Triples	Rosita Bradborn Ronalyn Greenlees Hazel Jagonoy	Natasha Scott Anne Johns Carla Krizanic	Sandra Keith Angela Boyd Katelyn Inch	Litia Tikoisuva Sheral Mar Elizabeth Moceiwai
Women's Fours	Natasha Scott Anne Johns Kelsey Cottrell Carla Krizanic	Myra Wood Janice Bell Anne Nunes Candy DeFazio	Sandra Keith Val Smith Angela Boyd Katelyn Inch	Nor Hashimah Ismail Azlina Arshad Nur Fidrah Noh Emma Firyana Saroji

2019 Broadbeach BC, Helensvale BC & Musgrave Hill BC, Gold Coast, Australia[]

June 18 to 28

Event	Gold	Silver	Bronze	Bronze
Men's Singles	Shannon McIlroy	Ryan Bester	Ray Pearse	Tony Cheung
Men's Pairs	Shannon McIlroy Gary Lawson	Ray Pearse Nathan Rice	Ryan Bester Rob Law	Izzat Dzulkeple Fairul Izwan Abd Muin
Men's Triples	Barrie Lester Aaron Teys Aron Sherriff	Mike Kernaghan Jamie Hill Ali Forsyth	Naveet Rathi Sunil Bahadur Dinesh Kumar	Soufi Rusli Muhammad Hizlee Abdul Rais Zulhilmie Redzuan
Men's Fours	Barrie Lester Aaron Teys Nathan Rice Aron Sherriff	Mike Kernaghan Jamie Hill Gary Lawson Ali Forsyth	Soufi Rusli Muhammad Hizlee Abdul Rais Zulhilmie Redzuan Fairul Izwan Abd Muin	Rob Law Pat Bird Greg Wilson Cam Lefresne
Women's Singles	Jo Edwards	Carmen Anderson	Siti Zalina Ahmad	Tania Choudhury
Women's Pairs	Lynsey Clarke Kelsey Cottrell	Piwen Karkar Catherine Wimp	Siti Zalina Ahmad Nur Fidrah Noh	Jo Edwards Kirsten Edwards
Women's Triples	Carla Krizanic Natasha Scott Rebecca Van Asch	Auni Fathiah Kamis Alyani Jamil Azlina Arshad	Tania Choudhury Rupa Rani Tirkey Sarita Tirkey	Jacqueline Foster Jordan Kos Leanne Chinery
Women's Fours	Wendy Jensen Kirsten Edwards Katelyn Inch Val Smith	Auni Fathiah Kamis Alyani Jamil Azlina Arshad Nur Fidrah Noh	Gloria Ha Cheryl Chan Phyllis Wong Angel So	Carla Krizanic Natasha Scott Rebecca Van Asch Lynsey Clarke

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^ "Bowls Calendar". World Bowls.
^ "Lawn bowls: Asia Pacific Champs a good build-up for worlds". New Zealand Herald.
^ "medal winners" (PDF). Hong Kong Bowls Association.
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[2] "Lawn bowls: Asia Pacific Champs a good build-up for worlds". New Zealand Herald.

[3] "medal winners" (PDF). Hong Kong Bowls Association.

[4] "Event History". Burnside Bowling Club.

[5] "2021 World Bowls Championships Gold Coast & Future World Championships" (PDF). World Bowls. Retrieved 15 May 2021.

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[7] "1987 Asia Pacific Championships" (PDF). Hong Kong Bowls Association.

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[DN-9] Newby, Donald (1990). Daily Telegraph Bowls Yearbook 91. Telegraph Publications. p. 223. ISBN 0-330-31664-8.

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