Lawn bowls at the 2010 Commonwealth Games – Women's triples

Lawn bowls – Women's triples
at the 2010 Commonwealth Games
Venue Yamuna Sports Complex
Dates 4–10 October 2010
Competitors 54 from 18 nations

The women's triples lawn bowling competition began on October 4, 2010.[1] and finished on October 10, 2010.

Results

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Qualifying - Round Robin

Section A

Team Players P W L F A Pts Set Diff
 EnglandSian Gordon, Sandy Hazell, Jamie-Lea Winch 87116211014+10
 South AfricaTracy-Lee Botha, Susan Nel, Santjie Steyn 8711649514+7
 MalaysiaAzlina Arshad, Zuraini Khalid, Nur Fidrah Noh 86215911112+8
 Papua New GuineaMoata Apu, Elizabeth Bure, Geua Vada Tau 853124135100
 WalesIsabel Jones, Kathy Pearce, Wendy Price 8441401168+2
 Cook IslandsPorea Elisa, Teokotai Jim, Kanny Vaile 8351261126–1
 CanadaRachel Larson, Harriette Pituley, Erin Roth 8351111376–5
 Norfolk IslandKitha Bailey, Margaret O'Brien, Anne Pledger 817842052–12
 BruneiHaja Ampuan Salleh, Hajah Haji Ibrahim, Hajah Muntol 8081041530–9

Section B

Team Players P W L F A Pts Set Diff
 IndiaTania Chouhury, Rupa Rani Tirkey, Pinki 86216610212+9
 AustraliaClaire Duke, Julie Keegan, Sharyn Renshaw 86217310112+8
 ScotlandMichelle Cooper, Lorraine Molloy, Lynn Stein 86214110412+7
 New ZealandGenevieve Baildon, Karen Coombe, Dale Lang 86217610712+5
 Northern IrelandSandra Bailie, Mandy Cunningham, Barbara Logue 8441221348–2
 JerseyHelen Greechan, Susan Noel, Joan Renouf 8441241608–6
 NamibiaBeatrix Lamprecht, Charlotte Morland, Lesley Vermueleen 8261361344–4
 BotswanaTibone Fox, Ivy Morton, Nelly Senna 8171051412–5
 NiueFaua Bell, Koumanogi Lepa, Anne Strickland 817692292–12

Knockout Stages

Quarterfinals Semifinals Gold Medal Match
               
A1  England
Bye
A1  England 6 13 2
A2  South Africa 8 4 3
A2  South Africa 8 6 3
B3  Scotland 3 7 1
A2  South Africa 9 4 4
B2  Australia 6 8 3
B1  India
Bye
B1  India 10 3 Bronze Medal Match
B2  Australia 12 12
A3  Malaysia 6 6 A1  England 9 7
B2  Australia 7 11 B1  India 8 7

References

  1. ↑ "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2010-10-08. Retrieved 2010-10-04.
  2. ↑ "The complete book of the Commonwealth Games". Google Books.
  3. ↑ "Commonwealth Games". BBC Sport.
  4. ↑ "XIX Commonwealth Games". thecgf.com.
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