The women's fours originally known as the women's rinks is one of the events at the annual Bowls England National Championships.[1][2]

Venues

  • 1932–1933 (Blackheath & Greenwich Club)
  • 1934–1934 (Balham Constitutional Bowls Club)
  • 1935–1936 (Pitshanger Park, Ealing)
  • 1937–1974 (Wimbledon Park)
  • 1975–2023 (Victoria Park, Royal Leamington Spa)

Sponsors

Past winners

Year Champion Club County Runner-up Club County Ref
1932Gilchrist, Ethel Tigg
Mrs E. M Privett, Mrs S. Holman		Waddon ResidentsSurreyMiss JohnstonWindsor & EtonBerks[3]
1933Fry, White
Llewelyn, Clara Johns		Cavendish EastbourneSussexGilchrist, Ethel Tigg
Mrs E. M Privett, Mrs S. Holman		Waddon ResidentsSurrey[4]
1934Fry, White
Llewelyn, Clara Johns		Cavendish EastbourneSussexMrs Wignall, Miss Biscombe, Mrs Harrington, Mrs E. J. WoodcockSouthbourne & BournemouthHants[5]
1935Fry, White
Llewelyn, Clara Johns		Cavendish EastbourneSussexMrs R. C Codd, Mrs Shewan, Mrs Batsford, Mrs WardTemple FortuneMiddx[6]
1936Nash, Foord
Tyler, Ling		Preston Park BrightonSussexMrs Ruffnell, Mrs Spencer
Mrs Morton, Mrs Fawcett		Kingston CanburySurrey[7]
1937Mrs Swann, Mrs Reed
Mrs West, Miss Wardle		Bloomfield BathSomersetMrs Fawcett, Mrs Morton
Mrs Spencer, Little		Kingston CanburySurrey[8]
1938Mrs L. Sharpe, Allen
E. Sharp, Woolridge		GrovelandsMiddxMrs Elliott, Mrs Shearn, Mrs Burge, Mrs CaleBeach Park WorthingSussex[9]
1939Holmes, Reader
Fulton, Bassett		Hastings & St. LeonardsSussexMrs Carr, Mrs Haywood, Mrs Cumming, Mrs BottWestern ParkLeics[10]
1940–1945 No competition due to war
1946Mrs S. Holman, Mrs G. F. Barnes
Miss Lambert, Louisa King		Waddon ResidentsSurreyLucy, Drew
Dale, Violet Woodhead		Newton AbbotDevon[11]
1947Carvell, Benstead
Green, Culverhouse		GunnersburyMiddxHooper, Campbell-Dykes
Finch, Blick		Maidenhead TownBucks & Berks[12]
1948Mills, Gomm
Ainsley, Cale		Beach HouseSussexRosetta Capstick, Ireland
Carvell, Green		GunnersburyMiddx[13]
1949A. Twigger, Hemming
Brooks, Barlow		StokeWarksGill, Gould
Marshall, Chandler		South NorwoodSurrey[14][15]
1950Lucy, Kerslake
Dale, Violet Woodhead		PaigntonDevonSmythe, Abrams
Sievwright, McWilliams		CorbySurrey[16]
1951Ena Buckland, Medland
Durban, George		South NorwoodSurreyFlorence Stewart, Pocock
Roff, Cotes		MisbourneBerks & Bucks[17]
1952J. Grievison, A. Nesbit
O. Punton, O. Wright		Choppington WelfareNorthumbMrs G. Gilchrist, Mrs Pitcher
Mrs A. Wrigley, Mrs M. Wright		Burton HouseLincs[18]
1953Rosetta Capstick, Warfield
Carvell, Green		GunnersburyMiddxOsbourne, Dickson
Dorothy Payne, Matthews		DorchesterDorset[19]
1954Wake, White
Wilkinson, Spowart		Cowpen & CroftonNorthumbWillingham, Powesland
Morgan, Hollow		Newton AbbotDevon[20]
1955Mrs G. Gilchrist, Mrs Pitcher
Mrs A. Wrigley, Mrs M. Wright		Burton HouseLincsMrs L. Stain, Mrs D. Hatton
Mrs P. Silcock, Mrs K. Orgill		Blidworth CollieryNotts[21]
1956I Linney, H J Cockney
T C Purkiss, W Jackson		Wimbledon ParkSurreyE Vellere, E Grant
R Dibble, Roma Townsend		Tally HoWarks[22]
1957D Vincent, S Lucas
Florrie Wilson, A V Webster		Hastings & St. LeonardsSussexD Helliker, V Bright
E Johnson, A Fisher		PageantGlocs[23]
1958H Delnevo, D Turner
Venora Stew, M Lynn		City & CountyOxonN Malia, Ivy Todd
Lorna Shields, Ella Johnston		Exhibition ParkNorthumb[24]
1959E Turner, A Welshman
L E Slater, R M B Robertson		Muswell HillMiddxL Cawson, N Horlock
P Mortimer, M E Quick		Newton AbbotDevon[25]
1960L Garrod, E Marjoram
R Sayer, Mary Smith		Kensington GardensSuffolkF A Morgan, E M Fookes
E F Wilson, V Doyle		Hastings & St. LeonardsSussex[26]
1961Mary Riddlestone, Dorothy Panks
Mary Williams, Hilda Rule		BoxfordSuffolkH Hopkins, O Marshall
E Frost, Ena Buckland		South NorwoodSurrey[27]
1962Winifred Hall, F Churcher
E McCrae, W Lambert		Culver StanmoreMiddxR Lawford, S Waters
Doreen Clark, M Astle		LakesideNotts[28]
1963L Robertson, G Smith
V Stevens, Mavis Steele		WatlingMiddxM Green, Jeanette Webber
Joan Colley, I Hill		TorbayDevon[29]
1964G Sharp, B Needham,
M Watchorn, E Wrigley		Burton HouseLincsE Robertson, I Smallbone
J Riely, D King		BroadwayWorcs[30]
1965M Sansom, M Ashdown
E Swain, M Young		Luton TownBedsE Dodge, I Scott
N Denny, O Freeman		Felixstowe & SuffolkSuffolk[31]
1966F Rudkin, I Jones
I L Jones, C Hornsby		South WoodfordEssexM Ashton, N Wildbore
M Cox, S Clarke		EnderbyLeics[32]
1967S Mulhern, M Barnston
D Hills, M Kinnersley		MorpethNorthumbI Power, E Salter
E Lockington, M Wadsworth		EghamSurrey[33]
1968E Wright, E Easton
R Young, Evelyn Bryant		BournemouthHantsV Easton, M Baxter
E Haile, Eleanor Routledge		SillothCumb[34]
1969B Mackerness, M Bartlett
V Stevens, Mavis Steele		WatlingMiddxR Jamieson, H W Warner
V D Roche, E Steventon		Florence ParkOxon[35]
1970P Woodhouse, B Marigold
M Albery, E Smith		Homefield ParkSussexK Lee, P Briggs
B Coombs, I Mouland		MoordownHants[36]
1971E Robertson, M Clifford
L Turner, A Gould		Hook & SouthboroughSurreyI Young, E Pink
M Dunn, M Cross		Den TeignmouthDevon[37]
1972T Bates, R Steels
N Johnson, M Wright		Burton HouseLincsM Jones, W Morgan
I Crew, F Wright		RedlandGlocs[38]
1973M Chiltern, G Hopkinson
L Ward, D Francis		Cornfield RoadYorksD McNair, J Williamson
J Catterall, C Pilkington		Heaton HallLancs[39]
1974A Neal, D Redgrave
B Annison, J Youngs		County ArtsNorfolkM Florey, F Joyce
Margaret Lockwood, Irene Molyneux		Oxford City & CountyOxon[40]
1975A Edginton, A Lee
E Greaves, E Harris		GoodwoodLeicsE James, D Cook
M Ruskin, M Rich		MoordownHants[41]
1976E Moore, A Jones
M Gibson, G Marlow		BlackpoolLancsA Townsend, M McVittie
Chris Wessier, Jean Valls		Raynes ParkSurrey[42]
1977B Johnson, M Clark
M Burnett, Norma Shaw		Ropner ParkDurhamGwen Bryan, Cath Steele
Ann Cockayne, Claire Reynolds		WaverleyNotts[43]
1978Anita Kaye, D Walsh
H Allsop, A Steventon		Torbay CountyDevonBernice Trafford, Pamela Allison
Margaret Lockwood, Irene Molyneux		Oxford City & CountyOxon[44]
1979P Davies, E Rolf
J Moffett, E Bruntnell		LeominsterHerefordsBernice Trafford, Pamela Allison
Margaret Lockwood, Irene Molyneux		Oxford City & CountyOxon
1980Daphne Kennedy, Doreen Williams
Margaret Amos, Win Doubleday		CanterburyKentAnne Pascoe, Betty Collins
Mary Brokenshire, Gloria Thomas		HelstonCornwall
1981Wendy Clarke, E Hicks
C Croad, Enid Fairhall		SouthamptonHantsK Exton, M Jackson
A Ayliff, J Fowler		BourneLincs
1982G Rochester, F Lilly
M Atkinson, Barbara Fuller		BroomfieldMiddxM Shepherd, E Norris
N Halse, M Halse		LammasMiddx[45]
1983Pamela Gill, Valerie Chapman
Sybil Symonds, Margaret Doggett		County ArtsNorfolkElizabeth Johnson, Joyce Jones
Marie Clark, Norma Shaw		Ropner ParkDurham[46]
1984R Anderson, R Gordon
M Burdess, E Wailes		WoodlandDurhamJ Tiner, J Hennessey
J Downer, A Taylor		GuildfordSurrey
1985C Webb, P Emery
Jenny Andrews, Jayne Roylance		Cromer MarramsNorfolkA Roxton, G Williams
I Foote, S White		EdmontonMiddx[47]
1986Greta Winstone, Margaret Ellis
Bernice Trafford, Irene Molyneux		Oxford City & CountyOxonJ Curgenven, P Clarke
M Venn, M Robertson		Tiverton BoroughDevon[48]
1987E Vigor, M Salter
M Kelly, P Ward		CroydonSurreyI Glover, S Butler
J Burbage, J Armstrong		EdensideCumbria[49]
1988M Norris, W Sowerby
M Bray, M Heggie		EdensideCumbriaM Zimmoch, E Coultas
J Chelin, P Napier		Bert KeechYorks[50]
1989Hazel Dobbs, Marjorie Curtis
Jo Hardy, Diana Whittingham		Kingsway HoveSussexNorma May, Janet Smith
Sylvia Coak, Vera Ireland		West CornwallCornwall[51]
1990Sheila Turner, Jill Gush
Carol Waters, Betty Mackerness		StarcrossDevonBrenda Wills, Sue Bagshaw
Gill Fitzgerald, Mavis Buckby		KetteringNorthants
1991Ann Foxton, Gwen Williams
Ina Foote, Sheila White		EdmontonMiddxMary Taylor, S Cowcher
Margaret Fellows, Edna Bessell		YeovilSomerset
1992Ann Harrison, Joan Heath
Rita Vane, Ann Smith		KearnseyKentSusan Mart, Barbara Clark
Jackie Bailey, Gladys Hofton		PlayersNotts
1993Jean Chudley, R Pittman
I Porter, R Peters		BroadstoneDorsetS Lake, V Bence
S Falconer, J Abel		WellingboroughNorthants[52]
1994Sarah Newson, Valerie Newson
Mandy Brundle, Catherine Anton		Peterborough & DisHuntsJackie Turner, Ann Parker
Sheila Keeling, Brenda Atherton		Carlton ConwayNotts[53]
1995Dawn Chittock, Hilda Hines
Ann Cox, Lynne Thelwell		MarlowBucksMaureen Barker, Jean Baker
Jean Thomson, Glennis Haines		BlackwellDerbys
1996Norma Beales, Sheila O'Hara
Jan Millard, Mary Price		BurnhamBucksNora Hall, Margaret Leggett
Christine Gowshall, Amy Gowshall		Park AvenueLincs[54]
1997Maureen Barker, Jean Baker
Jean Thompson, Glennis Haines		BlackwellDerbysJean Meneely, J Atyed
Freda Linberry, Wendy Davies		Field Place WorthingSussex
1998Marlene Kemp, Margaret Payle
Marion Collins, Pat Sutton		AtherleyHantsJane Herbert, Sheila Reed
Pam Turner, Joyce Needham		Western ParkLeics[55]
1999Moreen Sellars, Rose Rowsell
Sybil Bisset, Margaret Dyer		Clevedon PromenadeSomersetElisa Simmons, Sue Jordan-Smith
Pat Lawrence, Norma Hazzeldine		Long Eaton Silver BandDerbys[56]
2000Ann Haywood, Rose Castle
Gill Carver, Shirley Page		BaldockHertsAudrey Mainwaring, Lesley Storer
Carol Penson, Irene Molyneux		Oxford City & CountyOxon[57]
2001Sue Roach, Barbara Rowie
Olive Polglase, Margaret Warren		PortlevenCornwallEileen Perry, Lin Wright
Pat Rogers, Sue Sprigell		CheshamBucks[58]
2002Margaret Robson, Maureen Gowland
Edna Stokoe, Gillian Jones		Consett ParkDurhamGwen Daniels, Liz Swadling
Pat Jose, Judith Reynolds		PenrynCornwall[59]
2003Emma Thurston, Mary Malton
Wendy Lutkin, Pat Reynolds		Whittlesey ManorHuntsInger Newman, Pam Garden
Irene Jenkins, Doreen Hankin		EghamSurrey[60]
2004Sarah Newson, Doris Flowers
Val Newson, Catherine Popple		PeterboroughHuntsVaunder Lee, Barbara Pendrich
Cynthia Perrin, Joyce Hadfield		Newquay TrenanceCornwall[61]
2005Inger Newman, Pam Garden
Kath Strutt, Pat Launders		EghamSurreyDot Kennelly, Sue Taylor
Sue Tomlinson, Carol Instone		DunningtonYorks
2006Lynne Whitehead, Pauline Marples
Jean Baker, Pat Oliver		BlackwellDerbysJean Drury, Lois Kirkwood
Mary Bryan, June Hartley		NaffertonYorks[62]
2007Sarah Newson, Julie Masters
Val Newson, Catherine Popple		PeterboroughHuntsZelma French, Jill Nicholson
Elizabeth Tunn, Brenda Brown		Colchester West EndEssex[63]
2008Ann Warrington, Rosemarie Hilton
Sheron Mitchell & Carole Cuell		CroydonSurreyAnne Haywood, Heather Stapleford
Rosie Castle & Shirley Page		BaldockHerts[64]
2009Sarah Newson, Val Newson
Wendy Harrold & Catherine Popple		Peterborough & DisHuntsDaphne Anderson, Bridget Collins
Wendy Adams & April Janman		Chichester PriorySussex[64]
2010Carole Andrews, Sandra Maguire
Rose Lewis & Brenda Atherton		Forest OaksNottsShirley Dutton, Marion Evans
Nell Westlake & Lilian Holliday		WokinghamBerks[64]
2011Tracey Dent, Kirsty Burnett‐Cox
Christine Gowshall & Amy Gowshall		CleethorpesLincsMargaret Watts, Veronica Gribble
Rebecca Wigfield & Sharon Hall		Desborough TownNorthants[64]
2012Pa Walker, Jan Everitt
Jennie Groves & Diane Hurst		BirstallLeicsKirsty Richards, Pat Humpage
Ruth Phillips & Sandra Smith		BournvilleWarks[64]
2013Sheila Seddon, Zoe Hollins
Gill Platt & Caroline Stevens		MilfordSurreyVal Molton, Pat Baker
Pam Salvage & Sue Osborne		Kingswood & HanhamGlocs[64]
2014Myra Lewis, Donna Knight
Gail Gilkes & Katherine Hawes		Oxford City & CountyOxonMaggie Edwards, Jasmin Spear
Yvonne McKee & Brenda Bishop		KingsthorpeNorthants[64]
2015Margaret Watts, Jeannie Flippance
Katie Smith & Rebecca Wigfield		Desborough TownNorthantsChris Thomas, Jenny Goodman
Kathy Green & Brenda Davies		HurstpierpointSussex[64]
2016Doreen Hankin, Glenda Dexter
Norma Beales & Pauline Clarke		EghamSurreyRebecca Field, Carole Baker
Harriett Segasby & Jackie Devitt		Norfolk BCNorfolk[64]
2017Cathy Taylor, Nadine Mullins
Jean Staples & Ann Halliday		Cambridge ParkMiddxDee Moores, Elisabeth Anderson
Shan Maylin & Debbie Souter		SoutheySurrey[64]
2018Sophie Tolchard, Kelly Atkinson
Lorraine Hackett & Natalie Chestney		Kings TorquayDevonEmily Ferguson, Sandy Hazell
Wendy King & Sian Honnor		UK PaperKent[65]
2019Lauren Hackett, Hayley James
Emma Cooper & Harriet Stevens		Kings TorquayDevonSteph Pinson, Sandie Smith
Bridget Hodder & Penny Cresswell		Poole ParkDorset[66][67]
2020 No competition due to the COVID-19 pandemic[68]
2021Hayley Kenny, Michelle Squires
Serena Madgewick & Rebecca Smith		ClockhouseEssexLouise Williams, Brenda Benney
Nicola Ellis & Frances Phillips		HelstonCornwall[69]
2022Helen Butler, Louise Whyers
Penny Strong, Annalisa Dunham & Pearl Flowers		Carters ParkLincsDonna Knight, Carol Gaskins
Katherine Hawes & Lorraine Kuhler		Oxford City & CountyOxon[70]
2023Jemma Tuohy, Yasmina Hasan
Elizabeth Anderson & Debbie Souter		EghamSurreySally Gilbert, Angela Service
Helen Moore & Lynn Orlando		DidcotBerks[71]

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