2025-26 MINOR SINGLES CHAMPION
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Today we saw history created at Bateau Bay, with Sam Griffiths taking out the Men's Major Singles final defeating Jim Power 25-15, in what was a dominant display and in the process becoming the youngest player ever to win the event at just 17 years of age.
Congrats to both Sam and Jimmy in what was a high class final, and played in great spirit.
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(Sunday 7th December 2025)
As Bateau Bay singles champion Sam is eligible to enter the NSW Champion of Champion Singles to be played in Sydney in 2026.
The men's major singles final at Bateau Bay was played on Sunday 22nd September between Joel Nouws and Paul Mansell. In what was a close contest with the scores at one stage being 16 all, Joel was able to get the upper hand and go on to win 25 18, which gave him his first singles title at Bateau Bay. Congratulations to both players on what was an entertaining final for the spectators.

Graeme O'Donnell of Bateau Bay Stingrays - Champion (left) & Tony Shoebridge of Bateau Bay Stingrays -Runner-Up.
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Bay's Graeme O'Donnell defeated defending champion,Tony Shoebridge by
25-19 in the Men's Senior Final at Bateau Bay on Sunday 4th August
Peter Feros from Wyong Bowling Club defeated Peter Mak of Bateau Bay in the final of the 2022/23 Reserve Singles at Bateau Bay on Sunday 19th March 2023. Just 2 shots separated the two players in the end with Peter winning 25-23. Congratulations Guys.
A Champion bloke and now a NSW State Bowls Champion.
The 2022 Disability Lawn Bowls State Championship is the premier event for disability lawn bowlers in NSW. This event showcases some of NSW's best disability lawn bowlers as they go head to head for the title of State Champion. Results over this event will go towards selecting the NSW State Disability Lawn Bowls team to compete at the 2022 Nationals.
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| Winner Darren Vetter & Runner Up Warren Power |
The Final of the Major singles was a classic match with both the Champ
Darren Vetter and Warren Power playing a quality game. The momentum
changed back and forth with first Darren taking a lead followed by a a
spirited fightback followed by an almost match winning run from Warren.
Leading on 29 Warren was just held out by a close measure from taking
the match allowing Darren the chance he needed. A 4 shot end tied it up
at 30 all and then a Quality weighted shot saw the jack move to Darrens
bowls and Warren couldn’t manage a very difficult draw shot giving
Darren the hard fought victory.
Neither player flinched during the match and really the result showed
that bowls can be a game of inches. Well done to both players.
If anyone missed the game the video livestream is available on the
Bateau Bay Bowls facebook page in the Albums section. The live feed was
shared to two other group pages and to date has had 1.7k views giving
our club and these two stars exposure to a wider audience.