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24.01.2022 COVID-19 UPDATE: Bowls Victoria today participated in a number of meetings with various agencies and the State Government, which have resulted in confirmation o...f a number of changes to our previous advice. This advice is current as of today, 30th October 2020, and affects both Metro Melbourne and Regional Victoria. There are 3 key areas of change: Masks are now mandatory, and all conflicting information has been corrected. This is a Victorian Government directive. Further detail can be found in the Return to Play Guidelines below. We have received clarification that access clubhouses is permitted where there is a bar, café or restaurant. Clubs which only have a clubhouse, with no hospitality offering, are only permitted to open toilets and changerooms. & Groups of up to 10 people are permitted outdoors/on greens, but groups must now be 10m apart. This rule does not apply to pennant, pennant practice or other state events. Information on this change can be found in the sections titled Number of players and the Types of Competitions. We understand that the ongoing changes will be causing frustration, however be prepared that there will likely be more to come and quite likely prior to the next round of major changes due to be announced on the 8th of November. Revised Return to Play Guidelines can be found here: https://bit.ly/3jNEbRm Stay safe. Look after your mates.

23.01.2022 An expert in his field, Barrie Lester has partnered with Apia to help perfect your game, both on and off the green. Part 13: Juniors are our future , , ... ' '.

22.01.2022 Midweek teams 19th Jan Both teams playing away. Sorry the rollup starts at 9:45 and the game starts at 10am

22.01.2022 - : We’ve heard the Premier’s announcement today and we are hopeful the detail supporting this announcement will ...be provided to us by Government this week. At this stage we can confirm the following falls into Step 3: Outdoor contact and non-contact sport for people aged 18 and younger Outdoor non-contact sport only for adults Gathering and density limits will apply In addition, Regional clubs will be able to serve patrons outdoors, with a cap of 50 seated patrons per venue, and an updated ‘two square metre’ density limit in place. Indoors, venues can open with a cap of 10 seated customers per space with up to two spaces per venue and in line with the existing ‘four square metre’ density rule. Tables must be spaced at least 1.5m apart, cleaned after every customer and the details of all patrons must be kept. We hope to know numbers and/or any other restrictions as they relate to bowls soon, and will inform clubs as soon as we hear from Government. The above comes into effect from 11.59pm on 16 September, 2020. Stay safe. Look after your mates. Team BV

21.01.2022 - : Since the Victorian Premier’s announcement of the ‘Roadmap’ last Sunday 6 September, Bowls Victoria and all other sports have been seeking clar...ity on what the planned Roadmap means for community sport. Through a range of meetings and conversations with Government this week, we are still yet to be informed of any further detail or potential for play. This has particular relevance for Regional Victoria who will reach Step 2 (or 3) before Metropolitan Melbourne. We will continue to liaise with Government about when we can return to play, and numbers of players permitted, etc. We understand they are under extreme pressure with all industries seeking advice, but we will keep you updated as soon as we know more. Keep well and stay safe. Look after your mates. Regards, Team BV

19.01.2022 Two bowls triples at Bannockburn today. Runner ups, Laurie,Mike & Peter Winners Hugh, Ray and Tony

19.01.2022 It all starts again, first practice matches, Sorry for the graphics

17.01.2022 We hope all our members across Regional and Metro Melbourne are keeping their chins up. It’s been great to see so many Regional clubs back up and running, in wh...atever capacity they’ve been able to manage. For our Metro clubs, we know it’s been a long, hard wait but we’re getting close now to being able to play bowls again. BV is working hard behind the scenes, with various scenarios, to have everything in place for a return to play in the very near future. So hang in there everyone. So now, who better to receive a message of support than from our own Barrie Lester. Hailing from Bendigo, ‘Snelly’ as he’s perhaps more commonly known, made his Aussie debut in 2006, and has since made almost 200 international appearances. Relocating from the mighty VIC up to QLD in 2019, he’s now the Bowls Coordinator at the picturesque Burleigh Heads Bowls Club (we’ll get you back one day Baz)! Lester won bronze at the 2006 Commonwealth Games in Melbourne (pairs), and two silver at the 2018 Commonwealth games at the Gold Coast (triples & fours). With a huge haul of medal and titles, too long to list here, a highlight was being named Bowls Australia male bowler of the year in 2016 & 2017. Lester is a wonderful ambassador for our game and puts his heart and soul into the promotion of the sport and well as teaching using his BLEST philosophy of Bowls, Leadership, Excellence, Skills, Training. Thanks for your support Snelly. Stay safe. Look after your mates.

16.01.2022 Letter from GBR

15.01.2022 Happy Birthday Lindsay, from all your friends at the Bannockburn bowls club

14.01.2022 Young people are describing lawn bowls as "one of the coolest sports". It's bringing millennials and baby boomers together, as local tournaments resume. www.7NEWS.com.au #7NEWS

13.01.2022 Finally some really good news for our Regional clubs. We're happy to confirm that from 11.59pm tonight 16 September ! The following forms pa...rt of Regional Victoria's 3rd Step in the roadmap: Outdoor non-contact sport can resume for adults. Non-contact sport is any sport where you can . between yourself and others while playing. You can play sport with the number of people required to play, plus necessary coaches and umpires. . Outdoor sport can resume for people who are 18 years of age and younger. This includes contact sport. You can play sport with the number of people required to play plus necessary coaches and umpires. Spectators are allowed if they are supervising children or supporting players with additional needs, while maintain gathering limits of less than ten people. Restaurants, cafes and pubs can open for predominantly outdoor dining, with limits on the number of customers. Groups of customers are . Businesses can serve customers outdoors, with , and an updated ‘two square metre’ density limit in place. Indoors, venues can open with a and in line with the existing ‘four square metre’ density rule. Tables must be spaced at least 1.5 metres apart, cleaned after every customer and the details of all customers must be kept. There will be no restrictions on the distance you can travel across regional Victoria. It's been a long time coming, so please be careful out there and play by the rules. Stay safe. Look after your mates.

05.01.2022 Round 1 Saturday Pennant team

02.01.2022 Good evening all, It looks like we can now lift the doona, clean our bowls and head down to the club for some bowls and converstion. The club has undertaken COVID-19 precautions for your health and safety with the club now providing outsided hand santisers and inside of clubrooms small santiser bottles. All members are expected to use these on arrival and also on each entry to the clubrooms. Mats and Jacks are to be sprayed prior to use and also prior to putting away. Y...Continue reading

02.01.2022 Congratulations Alan on your life membership. Hope you enjoyed the day. The award is well deserved.