A Regina lawn bowling team won the Saskatchewan lawn bowling championship in the men’s fours events on the weekend. Jonathan Pituley, Mike Pituley, Murray Pitueley, and Grant Wilkie won the final in an extra end over Mark Sutyla, Garth Zummack, Ernie Meid and Doug Propp. Thirdp lace went to Keith Roney, David Ackerman, David Calam and Ralph Van Inderstine. Jo Urquhart of Regina placed second... 

Saskatcheawn’s mixed and ladies bowling teams won bronze medals at the 2011 Canadian Open, which finished Saturday in Surrey, BC. The mixed team of Simone Leon, Coralee Frank, aimee Fleming, Cyrstal Hiibner, Jeff Hiibner, Don Clearihue, James Ogilivie and coach Gord Craig led all teams until losing to Manitoba in the semifinal. Clearihue was a men’s all-star with the top average of 287... 

Four members of the Glencairn Bolodrome won a gold medal last weekend at the Bowl Canada national classified 10-pin championship in Guelph, Ontario. After qualifying for the nationals through league play points, a city chamiponship, and a provincial championship, the teams met at the national tournament and bowled 14 games in two days. Saskatchewan beat Alberta and Southern Ontario with the most points... 

Regina’s mixed bowling team advanced to the Canadian championships after winning the provincial championships in Saskatoon this weekend. The team of Coralee Frank, Jeff Hiibner, Aimee Fleming, James Ogilvie, Simone Leon, Don Clearihue, and coach Gord Craig will represent Saskatchewan in B.C. in June.   On the singles side, Wayne Wolfe of Regina will be representing the men to advance to provincials.  Read More →

Team Saskatchewan finished in third place this weekend at the Mixed Team 5-Pin Youth Challenge Bowling Championships at the Golden Mile Lanes. Jordan Rachar of Regina was on the team, as were Brianne Bruynooghe, Sarah Ouellet, Colton Caister, and Jordan Regnier from Saskatoon and Amanda Korchak of Yorkton. Manitoba won the Challenge, B.C. was second, and Nova Scotia was fourth.  Read More →

Three Five-Pin Bowling teams from Regina will compete in the Saskatchewan Great Western Open championships from March 31st to April 3rd in Saskatoon. A men’s team, a women’s team, and a mixed team will represent the city. They are as follows: Men’s: Curtis Klempner, Taylor McCaw, jeff Senger, Brayden Jensen, Neil Walsh, Joel Mamchur, coach Dave Shepherd. Women’s: Danielle Bumphrey,... 

Regina’s provincial bowling teams, who will compete in the provincial bowling championships on December 5th, have been determined. Jessica Birrell, Samanthan McIntyre, Emily Missal, Santana Nagel, and Adrianna Poncsak will be coached by Simone Leon on the women’s side. For the men, Danny Baer, Zachary Grainger, David Koegan, Jordan Rachar, and Jared Schick will be coached by Gary Burton. The... 

Regina’s lawn bowlers finished the preliminary round but did not advance to the quarterfinals. Keith Roney and his partner had a 7-4 record in the men’s pairs preliminary round, while Harriette Pituley and her Canadian women’s triples team were 2-6 in the preliminary round.  Read More →

There will be four athletes and two volunteers from Saskatchewan respresenting Canada at the 2011 Special Olympics World Games in Athens, Greece, this summer. The Athletes are as follows: Michael Qing (swimming); Michelle Sheperd (10-pin bowling) – both from Regina. Dwight Safroniuk (10-pin bowling) – from Saskatchewan; Lauren Weigel (athletics) – from Quill Lake. Cam Huberdeau of... 

Regina’s lawnbowlers played well yesterday at the 2010 Commonwealth Games in New Delhi, Indian. Keith Roney of Regina, with Michel Larue of Quebec, beat Kenya and the Cook Islands in the men’s pairs division.   Harriette Pituley of Regina, with her team of Rachel Larson of Saskatoon and Marie Roth of Ontario, tied England and lost 2-0 to South Africa.  Read More →