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Hempnall's Kerry Greenacre with County Council's Claire, Lewis and Owen Cranston won the Norfolk mixed fours title after finishing top out of six fours having all played each other over the day in one league table. They started the day beating Fornce…

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Halvergate's Ryan Fox eased through to retain the Nofolk under 18 national qualifier after beating Thetford's Shane Wissner, Kieran Suffolk and Chloe Suffolk. Chloe Suffolk beat brother Keiran Suffolk in a close match 12-9 having won the last three e…

Read more: Ryan Fox looks to retain National U18 for last time

All NCSMBA registered clubs and players are advised that the new two year term for the position of Norfolk County Team Manager commences on April 1^st 2020 and any registered player who wishes to be considered for the post should submit an application…

Read more: Norfolk County Team Manager applications invited

Santa Claus came early for Deaf Sports as they collected two maximum 14-0 wins to leave them celebrating a much improved City of Norwich League table position. Their first helping of Christmas cheer came at Taverham where the home side were unable to…

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Congratulations from the NCSMBA to Mike Minshull of Attleborough based Connaught Bowls Club. Mike is the latest NCSMBA bowler to become a qualified ESMBA umpire after being successful in his Umpires examination. Norfolk Umpires Officer Peter Walker s…

Read more: Mike Minshull qualifies as an Umpire

Wymondham's Jack Marshall and Chris Mann successfully defended the county triples title with County Council's Owen Cranston who replaced Carleton Rode's Neil Davidson due to him being unavailable if they had qualified for the nationals. The group sta…

Read more: Mann and Marshall retain triples title with Cranston