All 27 member clubs.of the Durham & District Bowling League are in County Durham.
They are situated from Stanley in the North to Darlington in the South, in the
West
from Wolsingham to Peterlee in the East..
The League is split into 3 Divisions with each club playing each other
on a home and away basis each season.
The League was formed in 1923
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Mainsforth Bowls Club: League Champions 2011
Congratulations to Mainsforth League Champions for 2011. This is their third league title success in the last four years. They battled throughout the season without losing a match only to slip up in their last one against rivals and second placed Leeholme. Resources at Mainsforth are limited but with a relatively small squad the club has continued to set the pace throughout the year. As well as this success they also reached the final of the league's team handicap competition - the Millennium Cup - only to lose out to a strong performance from second division champions Houghton Dairy Lane.
Congratulations to the outstanding team of the season - Mainsforth - Durham & District Bowling League Champions 2011
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League Knockout Competitions 2011
PhotosThe League KO Finals were played out today at Pelton Fell BC. After a damp start the weather cleared up nicely and the green played well despite all the recent heavy rain. Many thanks to Ronnie Rose , the ladies of Pelton Fell and the other club members for once again making the day such a great success. Well done John ! I'll thank you on behalf of all the League members who have such enjoyment from playing in these events which you look after so well.
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County Durham
North-East England
Last year's holders of the League Title, Ever Ready/Craghead Bowls Club.
They won the Championship for the first time in 2010
Houghton Dairy Lane: Champions of Division Two 2011
Houghton Dairy Lane have won the Division 2 title in only their first season in that division. Joining the League in division 3 in 2010 they immediately set down a marker as a strong club with very good playing resources. After dominating that division in their first season they have gone on to repeat their success this year in division 2. They are undefeated in all competitions including the league's team handicap competition - the Millennium Cup - where they met Mainsforth in the final held at Newton Hall Bowls Club. Receiving a handicap advantage of 19 shots they in fact won the tie by 9 shots without including the start. This was a fine achievement to cause Mainsforth their only loss of the season. |



