The key rain delayed fixtures have now been completed to resolve all matters at the top of Divisions 1 & 2 and the final relegation place.

The end-of-season closing competition with 16 proven winners lined up for the final act of the 2024 summer season.

2024 Team photos from all local league competitions are invited for submission and sharing. Do it now.

Following the earlier survey of bowlers this is what the BCGBA intend to do about the shortcomings identified by the bowlers.

The 2024 BCGBA World Club Championship will be staged over consecutive Sundays in October. Two Yorkshire teams involved. Full Draw.

Whilst the 6-Man League final table may take some time to sort out things are much clearer in the 10-Man League.

The Winter League season starts next week. All the start dates for each division and your own mini fixture programme to print off.

The Kirkheaton Con 64 was won by first-time entry Reece Farr from Birmingham.

A new Whitby venue for the Junior Gambart competition this year now open to all 18-year olds and younger and played for this Saturday.

Merseyside bowler Lynsey Gorman is the Ladies BCGBA Champion-of-Champions winner claiming the title in pouring rain at Northwich on Sunday.

In Division 4 any of the top 4 contenders could still take the title or miss out on promotion altogether.

Issues at the top and bottom of Divisions 1 and 2 still to be resolved as we move into the final day of the seeason.

It is the last week of the bowling season so the last chance to capture for posterity your team photographs.

Who needs what, to win what. All the ups and down explained.

A disastrous day for the 8 Yorkshire qualifiers in the 2024 BCGBA Champion-of-Champions as all 8 were eliminated by the 2nd round yesterday.

Clayton West bowler Tim Poulter is the 2024 John Hoyle Trophy winner after beating Ray Whitwam in Friday's final at Moldgreen Con.

A report on the first ever Champion-of-Champions competition from Peter Muff of the Huddersfield Examiner makes interesting reading.

Another new 2024 team photo to share with our readers and this time it comes from Greenhead Park.

Jack Dyson is the bookies 5/2 favourite to win his first Kirkheaton Con title this Sunday

Chris Sykes became the 2nd bowler to win the Lower Divisions Trophy twice but in very different conditions.