It's official now. The British Tenpin Bowling Association has announced that Dominic Barrett (pictured) and Donna Adams won the 2005 men's and women's Brunswick Team England rankings. The 2006 Brunswick Team England comprise players that have finished among the top 12 in the 2005 rankings and have played minimum eight events.
Thomas Cheung defeated Nick Froggatt, two-games-to-one, in the championship match of the PTBC Airport Challenge in London en route to win the final ranking event of the 2005 Brunswick Team England season. Dominic Barrett and Donna Adams, who fell to Froggatt in the semis, finished as the 2005 BTE rankings leaders.
English veterans Pauline and Geoff Buck won the Doubles event at Morecambe Superbowl in Lancashire, England. The 8-game qualifying series counted towards the Brunswick Team England rankings. Wayne Greenall (left) and defending women's ranking champion Donna Adams (right) won the titles.
Katie Jowsey won two close stepladder matches en route to claim her third Brunswick Team England title of the year in the PTBC Eliminator at Charrington Bowl Tolworth. In the championship match against No. 1 seed, Wayne Greenall, Jowsey finished with a big 275-game and a 280 total incl Hc. Greenall was even better posting a 279-game just to fall one point short of a tie.
The last July weekend saw the running of the English qualifier for the QubicaAMF Bowling World Cup at AMF Nottingham. In the men’s event, Steve Thornton came from 25th place in the first round to eventually finish 143 pins clear of second-placed Dom Barrett. The ladies event was even closer, Fiona Banks triumphing by two pins on the back of a final round 236-game to defeat long-time leader Zara Glover.
Brunswick Team England ranking leader Dominic Barrett (pictured) and Jo Harries, the No. 3 in the women's rankings, took the men's and women's titles in the Jim Brewer Singles in Poole.
It was decided that the results of the European Fives at Number Ten Braintree in Norwich, England, does not count for the 2005 Brunswick Team England rankings.
Iain McCorkindale and Kirsten Penny finished atop the men's and women's leaderboard after match play en route to claim the titles in the Scott Banks Memorial at AMF Bowling Leeds in Leeds, England.
Ashley Trew walked away the winner in the men's division in the PTBC Legends Challenge at City Limits in Croydon, England. Two in a row for Katie Jowsey. Katie (pictured) won her second consecutive women's Brunswick Team England ranking title as she topped the women's field in Croyden.
European ranking champion Paul Moor (pictured) and Katie Jowsey won the men's and women's titles at the Nuneaton Open Singles at Lakeside Superbowl in Nuneaton, England.
Steve Thornton and Kirsten Penny led the men's and women's Division A All-Events in the 44th BTBA National Championships at Megabowl Coventry in Coventry, England.
Wayne Greenall and Kirsten Penny won the second event of the 2005 Brunswick Team England ranking series, the Premier Tenpin Bowling Club (PTBC) Singles at Lakeside Superbowl in Newbury, England. Greenall averaged 219,74 over 19 games and compiled a 6-3 won-lost record to finish with 4355 total.
English internationals Darren Cundy and Jo Harries claimed the titles in the opening event of the Brunswick Team England ranking season, the Tamworth Singles. Cundy outaveraged his nearest competitor, James Tidd, by more than 7 pins to cruise to the men's title. Harries topped Nikki Woods and 2004 BTE rankings leader Donna Adams. The tournament series is the qualifying for the 2006 English national squad.
It's official now. The British Tenpin Bowling Association has announced that Dominic Barrett (pictured) and Donna Adams won the 2005 men's and women's Brunswick Team England rankings. The 2006 Brunswick Team England comprise players that have finished among the top 12 in the 2005 rankings and have played minimum eight events.
Thomas Cheung defeated Nick Froggatt, two-games-to-one, in the championship match of the PTBC Airport Challenge in London en route to win the final ranking event of the 2005 Brunswick Team England season. Dominic Barrett and Donna Adams, who fell to Froggatt in the semis, finished as the 2005 BTE rankings leaders. 
English veterans Pauline and Geoff Buck won the Doubles event at Morecambe Superbowl in Lancashire, England. The 8-game qualifying series counted towards the Brunswick Team England rankings. Wayne Greenall (left) and defending women's ranking champion Donna Adams (right) won the titles.
Katie Jowsey won two close stepladder matches en route to claim her third Brunswick Team England title of the year in the PTBC Eliminator at Charrington Bowl Tolworth. In the championship match against No. 1 seed, Wayne Greenall, Jowsey finished with a big 275-game and a 280 total incl Hc. Greenall was even better posting a 279-game just to fall one point short of a tie. 
The last July weekend saw the running of the English qualifier for the QubicaAMF Bowling World Cup at AMF Nottingham. In the men’s event, Steve Thornton came from 25th place in the first round to eventually finish 143 pins clear of second-placed Dom Barrett. The ladies event was even closer, Fiona Banks triumphing by two pins on the back of a final round 236-game to defeat long-time leader Zara Glover.
Brunswick Team England ranking leader Dominic Barrett (pictured) and Jo Harries, the No. 3 in the women's rankings, took the men's and women's titles in the Jim Brewer Singles in Poole. 
Iain McCorkindale and Kirsten Penny finished atop the men's and women's leaderboard after match play en route to claim the titles in the Scott Banks Memorial at AMF Bowling Leeds in Leeds, England. 
Steve Thornton and Kirsten Penny led the men's and women's Division A All-Events in the 44th BTBA National Championships at Megabowl Coventry in Coventry, England. 
Wayne Greenall and Kirsten Penny won the second event of the 2005 Brunswick Team England ranking series, the Premier Tenpin Bowling Club (PTBC) Singles at Lakeside Superbowl in Newbury, England. Greenall averaged 219,74 over 19 games and compiled a 6-3 won-lost record to finish with 4355 total. 
English internationals Darren Cundy and Jo Harries claimed the titles in the opening event of the Brunswick Team England ranking season, the Tamworth Singles. Cundy outaveraged his nearest competitor, James Tidd, by more than 7 pins to cruise to the men's title. Harries topped Nikki Woods and 2004 BTE rankings leader Donna Adams. The tournament series is the qualifying for the 2006 English national squad. 
