Lawn bowls at the 2022 Commonwealth Games – Women's triples

Lawn bowls at the 2022 Commonwealth Games – Women's triples was held at the Victoria Park from 2 to 5 August.[1] A total of 51 athletes from 17 associations participated in the event.[2]

Lawn bowls women's triples
at the 2022 Commonwealth Games
VenueVictoria Park
Dates2 – 5 August 2022
Competitors51 from 17 nations
Medalists
gold medal Jamie-Lea Winch
Natalie Chestney
Sian Honnor		   England
silver medal Nur Ain Nabilah Tarmizi
Syafiqa Haidar Afif Abdul Rahman
Azlina Arshad		   Malaysia
bronze medal Nicole Toomey
Tayla Bruce
Val Smith		   New Zealand
Lawn bowls at the
2022 Commonwealth Games
Qualification
Singlesmenwomen
Pairsmenwomen
Triplesmenwomen
Foursmenwomen
Pairs B6–8menwomen
Pairs B2–3mixed

Sectional play

The top two triples from each section will advance to the knockout stage.

Section A
Rank Nation Athletes MP MW MT ML FR AG PD PTS
1 AustraliaLynsey Clarke, Natasha Van Eldik, Rebecca Van Asch43018245+379
2 Northern IrelandAshleigh Rainey, Courtney Meneely, Chloe Wilson43016956+139
3 South AfricaThabelo Muvhango, Esme Kruger, Johanna Snyman42026960+96
4 SingaporeMargaret Lim, Amira Goh, Shermeen Lim42026673–76
5 Falkland IslandsAndrea Stanworth, Trudi Clarke, Daphne Arthur-Almond40044294–520
   Australia  Northern Ireland  South Africa  Singapore  Falkland Islands
 Australia — 19–9 12–17 22–11 29–8
 Northern Ireland 9–19 — 15–14 23–13 22–10
 South Africa 17–12 14–15 — 18–19 20–14
 Singapore 11–22 13–23 19–18 — 23–10
 Falkland Islands 8–29 10–22 14–20 10–23 —

Section B
Rank Nation Athletes MP MW MT ML FR AG PD PTS
1 Cook IslandsEmily Jim, Tiare Jim, Teokotai Jim33005337+169
2 WalesLaura Daniels, Ysie White, Anwen Butten31114344-14
3 ScotlandDee Hoggan, Lauren Baillie-Whyte, Caroline Brown31025245+73
4 BotswanaLesego Mottladiile, Lephai Marea Modutlwa, Jocelyn Tshenolo Moshokgo30123456–221
   Cook Islands  Wales  Scotland  Botswana
 Cook Islands — 14–11 24–13 15–13
 Wales 11–14 — 16–14 16–16
 Scotland 13–24 14–16 — 25–5
 Botswana 15–13 16–16 5–25 —

Section C
Rank Nation Athletes MP MW MT ML FR AG PD PTS
1 EnglandJamie-Lea Winch, Natalie Chestney, Sian Honnor32016441+236
2 New ZealandNicole Toomey, Tayla Bruce, Val Smith32016039+216
3 IndiaTania Choudhury, Pinki Singh, Rupa Rani Tirkey32015442+126
4 NiueTagaloa Tukuitoga, Liline Tagaloa Hewett, Selasiosiana Sionetamasi Simpson30032985–560
   England  New Zealand  India  Niue
 England — 14–18 24–11 26–12
 New Zealand 18–14 — 11–15 31–10
 India 11–24 15–11 — 28–7
 Niue 12–26 10–31 7–28 —

Section D
Rank Nation Athletes MP MW MT ML FR AG PD PTS
1 MalaysiaNur Ain Nabilah Tarmizi, Syafiqa Haidar Afif Abdul Rahman, Azlina Arshad32015642+146
2 FijiRadhika Prasad, Loreta Kotoisuva, Sheral Mar32014940+96
3 CanadaJennifer Macdonald, Leanne Chinery, Kelly McKerihen31024947+23
4 Norfolk IslandEllie Dixon, Petal Jones, Essie Sanchez31023459–253
   Malaysia  Fiji  Canada  Norfolk Island
 Malaysia — 14–17 18–17 24–8
 Fiji 17–14 — 19–10 13–16
 Canada 17–18 10–19 — 19–10
 Norfolk Island 8–24 16–13 10–19 —

Knockout stage
Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
         
A1  Australia 10
C2  New Zealand 14
C2  New Zealand 8
D1  Malaysia 16
D1  Malaysia 25
B2  Wales 22
D1  Malaysia 9
C1  England 17
B1  Cook Islands 23
D2  Fiji 12
B1  Cook Islands 11 Third place
C1  England 23
C1  England 25 C2  New Zealand 27
A2  Northern Ireland 11 B1  Cook Islands 6

References
  1. "Competition Schedule" (PDF). birmingham2022.com/. Retrieved 5 August 2022.
  2. Entry List by Event
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