The Intermediate team travelled to Bristol anticipating a day of extreme heat so water bottles and umbrellas, to provide shade, were on hand. Bristol’s lawns were extremely fast, having not had significant rain for almost a month, which led to hoop approaches invariably rolling past any position for a possible hoop run. The duo of

The clubs Federation AC team of Peter Miles, Neil Pinker, Bob Hart and David Prescott played their second match of the season at home to Nailsea on 21st June. The morning session of one doubles match and two singles resulted in a 2-1 lead for Bath. In the afternoon all four singles matches were won

Played on the manicured lawn shared with Bradford on Avon’s bowls club, the day proved to be a success for Bath. The recently formed opposing team is in their first season of competitive play an, many of their team were new to croquet so a certain amount of apprehension on their part was understandable. The

Bath entertained Worcester Norton in the Open Short Croquet League and came away with an impressive 13-3 win. For the second match running Bob Hart won all four of his games. Neil Pinker, Pete Miles and Andy Wagstaff each won three of their four games. Our opponents were extremely pleasant and did say what a

The team arrived at Camerton and Peasedown to play our match against their B team, hoping for a less hot day this time. They had, thoughtfully, made all their 4 lawns available for play so we were able to complete the 20 games in just 4 rounds, therefore avoiding a long day of play in