2003 World Indoor Bowls Championship

World Indoor Championships 2003
25th World Indoor Bowls Championships
Location England Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
Date(s) 06-26 January 2003.
Category World Indoor Championships
 2002 2004 

The 2003 Potters Holidays World Indoor Bowls Championship [1] was held at Potters Leisure Resort, Hopton on Sea, Great Yarmouth, England, on 06-26 January 2003.

Winners

Event Winner
Men's Singles Scotland Alex Marshall
Women's Singles England Carol Ashby
Men's Pairs England Tony Allcock & England David Holt

Draw & Results

Men's Singles

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First round Second round Quarter finals Semi finals Final
1 England Tony Allcock 10 2 0
Northern Ireland Neil Booth 5 10 2 Northern Ireland Booth 8 2 1
16 England Greg Harlow 7 11 16 England Harlow 6 8 2
Northern Ireland David Hamilton 8 3 16 England Harlow 6 3
8 Wales Robert Weale 8 4 2 9 Australia McMahon 7 10
Northern Ireland Gary McCloy 6 9 1 8 Wales Weale 3 5
9 Australia Mark McMahon 7 11 2 9 Australia McMahon 8 8
Northern Ireland Michael Nutt 8 9 1 9 Australia McMahon 2 9
4 Scotland Paul Foster 9 14 5 Wales Price 11 11
Scotland John Carswell 7 2 4 Scotland Foster 6 9 2
13 England Andy Thomson 7 7 13 England Thomson 9 3 1
Wales David Harding 5 6 4 Scotland Foster 5 2
5 Wales John Price 8 5 2 5 Wales Price 6 9
Scotland Jonathan Allen 8 5 1 5 Wales Price 10 11
12 England David Holt 5 9 1 England Jackson 4 2
England Billy Jackson 11 4 2 5 Wales Price 4 5
3 Scotland Alex Marshall 5 9 2 3 Scotland Marshall 10 6
England Mervyn King 8 6 1 3 Scotland Marshall 9 10
14 Wales Stephen Rees 6 0 England Royal 1 10
England Mark Royal 6 9 3 Scotland Marshall 8 4 2
6 England Ian Bond 2 6 England Young 6 10 0
England Trevor Taylor 9 7 England Taylor 6 7
11 Northern Ireland Jonathan Ross 3 1 England Young 7 7
England Chris Young 8 10 3 Scotland Marshall 10 9
2 Scotland David Gourlay 8 8 2 Scotland Gourlay 3 8
Wales Jonathan Tomlinson 6 7 2 Scotland Gourlay 9 9
15 England Les Gillett 7 2 1 England Bantock 4 4
England Mark Bantock 5 9 2 2 Scotland Gourlay 11 13
7 Scotland Richard Corsie 12 8 2 Scotland Burnett 2 1
England Wynne Richards 2 9 0 7 Scotland Corsie 4 1
10 Wales Jason Greenslade 7 2 Scotland Burnett 6 9
Scotland Darren Burnett 8 9

Men's Pairs

First Round Quarter-Finals Semi-Finals Final
1 Scotland Hugh Duff

Scotland Paul Foster

8 8
South Africa Craig Rimmington

South Africa Gavin Erasmus

3 6 1 Scotland Duff

Scotland Foster

5 7 2
8 England Greg Harlow

Northern Ireland Jonathan Ross

10 9 8 England Harlow

Northern Ireland Ross

7 6 0
Northern Ireland David Corkill

Northern Ireland Nigel Gibson

4 1 1 Scotland Duff

Scotland Foster

6 9
4 England Ian Bond

England Andy Thomson

9 4 2 5 Wales Weale

Wales Greenslade

7 11
Scotland Gary Wiggins

Scotland John Carswell

2 9 0 4 England Bond

England Thomson

3 1
5 Wales Jason Greenslade

Wales Robert Weale

14 11 5 Wales Greenslade

Wales Weale

12 14
United States Nick Christensen

United States John Luster

2 4 5 Wales Greenslade

Wales Weale

9 4 1
2 Scotland David Gourlay

Scotland Alex Marshall

13 9 6 England Holt

England Allcock

3 11 2
Wales David Davies

Wales John Downey

4 6 2 Scotland Gourlay

Scotland Marshall

9 9
7 England Les Gillett

Australia Mark McMahon

8 2 2 7 England Gillett

Australia McMahon

4 5
Australia Brett Wilkie

Australia Nathan Rice

2 11 0 2 Scotland Gourlay

Scotland Marshall

8 5
3 Wales John Price

Wales Stephen Rees

9 2 2 6 England Holt

England Allcock

9 5
New Zealand Gary Lawson

New Zealand Adam Newman

4 8 1 3 Wales Price

Wales Rees

7 6 0
6 England David Holt

England Tony Allcock

9 7 6 England Holt

England Allcock

5 7 2
England Robert Paxton

England Simon Stevens

7 6

Women's Singles

First Round Semi Finals Final
               
England Cheryl Northall 6 6
England Lynne Whitehead 6 5
England Northall 2 7 1
England Alexander 9 6 2
England Ellen Alexander 7 9
Scotland Margaret Letham 4 4
England Alexander 10 3 0
England Ashby 5 9 2
Scotland Julie Forrest 8 3 2
England Amy Monkhouse 4 5 1
Scotland Forrest 4 1
England Ashby 7 10
Wales Lisa Forey 3 5
England Carol Ashby 6 5

References

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