2014 World Indoor Bowls Championship

World Indoor Championships 2014
	36th World Indoor Bowls Championships
Location	Great Yarmouth, Norfolk
Date(s)	January 10–25, 2014.
Category	World Indoor Championships
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The 2014 Just Retirement World Indoor Bowls Championship[1] was held at Potters Leisure Resort, Hopton on Sea, Great Yarmouth, England, between January 10–25, 2014. It was won for the first time by Scotland's Darren Burnett. It was sponsored by Just Retirement Group.[2] It was also notable for Shaun Williamson singing (Something Inside) So Strong before the men's singles final.

Winners

Event	Winner
Men's Singles	Darren Burnett
Women's Singles	Katherine Rednall
Open Pairs	Greg Harlow & Nick Brett
Mixed Pairs	Paul Foster & Laura Thomas

Draw and results

Men's singles

Finals

Semi Finals				Final


8	Burnett	9	12

4	Paxton	6	2
				8	Burnett	5	10	2

				6	King	7	8	1
2	Foster	4	4

6	King	9	12

Top half

First Round					Second Round					Quarter Finals					Semi Finals


1	Stewart Anderson	9	9

	Joshua Grant	5	2
					1	Anderson	10	12

					16	Weale	2	2
16	Robert Weale	9	3	2

	Michael Stepney	2	8	0
										1	Anderson	7	3	1

										8	Burnett	6	9	2
8	Darren Burnett	9	12

	Bart Robertson	4	3
					8	Burnett	10	2	2

					9	Harlow	5	12	1
9	Greg Harlow	8	8

	Gary Kelly	3	4
															8	Burnett	9	12

															4	Paxton	6	2
4	Robert Paxton	8	12

	Matt Whyers	6	2
					4	Paxton	8	7

					13	Greenslade	6	7
13	Jason Greenslade	2	10	2

	Billy Jackson	8	5	1
										4	Paxton	10	8

										5	Thomson	8	2
5	Andy Thomson	10	9

	John Carswell	5	5
					5	Thomson	7	10	2

					12	Price	10	4	1
12	John Price	12	11

	Jake Willgress	1	4

Bottom half

First Round					Second Round					Quarter Finals					Semi Finals


2	Paul Foster	4	10	2

	Daniel Salmon	7	3	0
					2	Foster	9	9

					15	Denison	2	3
15	Simon Skelton	7	4	1

	Danny Denison	5	7	2
										2	Foster	10	5	2

										7	Marshall	5	7	0
7	Alex Marshall	11	8

	Julie Forrest	2	3
					7	Marshall	8	11

						Smith	3	6
10	Mark Royal	3	6	0

	Gary R Smith	6	5	2
															2	Foster	4	4

															6	King	9	12
3	David Gourlay	3	8	1

	Les Gillett	8	3	2
						Gillett	6	4

					14	Ross	7	8
14	Jonathan Ross	10	7	2

	Steve Allan	7	9	0
										14	Ross	8	3

										6	King	10	7
6	Mervyn King	13	11

	Shawn Nell	2	9
					6	King	6	7	2

					11	Brett	7	5	1
11	Nick Brett	w/o

	Grant Nicol

Women's singles

First Round					Semi Finals				Final


	Alison Merrien	7	12

	Karen Murphy	7	3
						Merrien	5	4

						Rednall	11	8
	Katherine Rednall	6	12

	Eleanor Gass	5	3
										Rednall	14	11

										Field	4	3
	Rebecca Field	11	7	2

	Victoria Bilson	4	9	1
						Field	7	8

						Forrest	2	3
	Julie Forrest	8	10

	Janice Gower	7	9

Open pairs

First Round					Quarter Finals					Semi Finals				Final


1	Paul Foster & Alex Marshall

	bye
					1	Foster & Marshall	9	12

						Burnett & Anderson	6	4
	Darren Burnett & Stewart Anderson	7	15

	Robert Chisholm & Ross Owen	6	1
										1	Foster & Marshall	11	10

											Price & Greenslade	5	5
	John Price & Jason Greenslade	5	7	2

	Tom Bishop & Michael Cheeseman	6	4	1
						Price & Greenslade	10	8

					4	Paxton & Skelton	4	6
4	Robert Paxton & Simon Skelton

	bye
														1	Foster & Marshall	4	7

															Harlow & Brett	13	7
	Greg Harlow & Nick Brett	13	8

	Michael Stepney & Andrew Barker	1	6
						Harlow & Brett	8	9

					2	Gourlay & King	5	3
2	David Gourlay & Mervyn King

	bye
											Harlow & Brett	11	8

											Ross & Weale	2	4
	Robert Weale & Jonathan Ross	3	7	2

	Steve Hamai & Jason Carpenter	8	4	1
						Weale & Ross	7	8	2

					3	Thomson & Royal	9	7	0
3	Andy Thomson & Mark Royal

	bye

Mixed pairs

Quarter Finals					Semi Finals					Final


	Paul Foster & Laura Thomas	10	10

	Mervyn King & Rebecca Field	4	6
						Foster & Thomas	7	9

						Gourlay & Gass	6	1
	David Gourlay & Eleanor Gass	6	9

	Robert Paxton & Victoria Bilson	6	4
											Foster & Thomas	10	11

											Thomson & Rednall	8	3
	Andy Thomson & Katherine Rednall	3	13	2

	Alex Marshall & Alison Merrien	9	1	1
						Thomson & Rednall	8	6	2

						Harlow & Gower	7	7	1
	Greg Harlow & Janice Gower	10	9

	Darren Burnett & Karen Murphy	4	3

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References

"Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2014-02-01. Retrieved 2014-01-22.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/bowls/25904920

External links

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[1] "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2014-02-01. Retrieved 2014-01-22.CS1 maint: archived copy as title (link)

[2] ttps://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/bowls/25904920