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Here are the results for the Canada Cup 2022:

1. Bill Sharpe, George Bangham, and Art Monahan
2. Elaine Rolston, Jean McTavish, and Kathie Draeseke
3. Mark Dix-Cooper, Paul Klintworth, and Charles Hou

1. Russell Boyd and Andy Byrne
2. Jean McTavish and Sharen Fuchs
3. Paul Klintworth and Susan Boyd

Daisy Laird Womens Pairs

1. Margit Hunt and Fran Holmes-Green
2. Elaine Rolston and Louise Weinberger
3. Kathie Draeseke and Cynthia Hou

Armstrong Mens Pairs

1. Jack Green and Art Monahan
2. Ken Sherlock and Charles Hou
3. Mark Dix-Cooper and Bob Burrows

An Open House was held on June 18th 2022 to coincide with the West Point Grey Fiesta Days. Visitors were able to try both bowling and croquet, and there were also two prize competitions. It was wonderful that a rainy morning turned into a dry and warmer afternoon!

On a very cloudy, almost rainy, day (Sun 26 Sep), we held our closing luncheon and awards day.  Due to COVID restrictions, it was not feasible to host a potluck meal as in other years.  Instead we had a professionally catered lunch from Vera’s in Kitsilano:

Lots of awards were handed out.  See 2021 In-Club Tournament Results for the full list.  Our bowler of the year this year was Elaine Rolston.  Here she is, receiving her trophy for winning the Women’s Singles tournament:

On Sun 5 Sep, we held the Barbara Williams Mixed Fours Tournament.  Congratulations to the winning teams:

1. Josephine Lee, Fred Fong, Freeman Watt, Shirley Lai
2. Heng Lee, Kelvin Lai, Cary Ip, Gigi Chan
3. Paul Lee, James Chen, Clement Law, Lisa Cheung
4. Charles Hou, Russell Boyd, Susan Boyd, Cynthia Hou

The tournament was a great success.  The weather held up.  Many players commented on how much they enjoyed it.  Players were also very appreciative of the opportunity to play an interclub tournament again after the COVID hiatus.  There were a lot of tight heads; the bowling looked to be at quite a high level.  Our own club’s Charles Hou team, but for a game-losing bad end, could have come in 1st place.