Gallow bowls star Mervyn King, who won the World Match Play title in July, is through to the semi-finals of the Co-operative Funeralcare WBT Scottish International Open in Perth.
Kirsty Clarke, aged 16, of Beccles Indoor Bowls Club, capped a memorable fortnight of bowls when she qualified for the U25 National Championships at Melton Mowbray Bowls Club next month.
Norfolk duo Mervyn King and Tim Stone will have a crack at all three World Bowls Tour ranking event titles this winter, King, from Gallow, as an established seeded player, and Stone, from Acle, as a PBA qualifier.
With most teams involved in the first round of the Denny Cup only six matches were played in the Norfolk CIBA County League. The only game in Division Three, saw Lakeside B move up to second following an 89-85 win over Old Hall, Alex Manson's rink top scoring 30-22.
Norfolk BC A top division one of the Norfolk CIBA County League following their 96 shot to 67 win at Pinewood Park A. Winning on all four rinks, the rink skipped by Wayne Willgress top scored 30-13.
Gallow's rising bowls star Jamie Chestney pulled off a memorable treble at the weekend. First he defeated world indoor singles champion Billy Jackson on his way to the final of the Lincoln International Open - hosted by Jackson's home club.
Defending champions North Walsham A began the defence of their Norfolk County Indoor Bowling Association's County League title with a 94-68 victory over Wymondham A - Ian Wones' rink winning 37-10.
Two Norfolk bowlers came tantalisingly close to clinching the Warner Holidays British Isle seniors team title at the weekend - but had to settle for the runners-up spot.
North Walsham Bowls Club witnessed a unique occasion when they staged the traditional end of season match between the ladies of Norfolk WBA and the men of Norfolk EBA.
Yesterday saw the final stages of the Over-60s open singles sponsored by firstbet.com at the Yarmouth Bowls Festival. The final, played in cold and windy conditions, was between Chris Ward of North Walsham and Richard Eglington of Reepham Private.