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Lawn bowls at the 2018 Commonwealth Games – Men's triples

Lawn bowls men's triples
at the 2018 Commonwealth Games
VenueBroadbeach Bowls Club
Dates5 – 8 April 2018
Competitors60 from 20 nations
Medalists
gold medal Darren Burnett
Derek Oliver
Ronnie Duncan		   Scotland
silver medal Aron Sherriff
Barrie Lester
Nathan Rice		   Australia
bronze medal Hadyn Evans
Phil Jones
Ryan Dixon		   Norfolk Island
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Lawn bowls at the
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Para-sport pairsmixed
Para-sport triplesopen

Lawn bowls men's triples at the 2018 Commonwealth Games was held at the Broadbeach Bowls Club in the Gold Coast, Australia from April 5 to 8.[1][2] A total of 60 athletes from 20 associations participated in the event.

Sectional play

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The top two from each section advance to the knockout stage.

Section A

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Rank Nation Athletes MP MW MT ML FR AG PD PTS
1  England David Bolt, Jamie Chestney, Robert Paxton 4 4 0 0 80 49 31 12
2  Wales Jonathan Tomlinson, Ross Owen, Steve Harris 4 3 0 1 88 42 46 9
3  India Chandan Singh, Dinesh Kumar, Sunil Bahadur 4 2 0 2 57 66 -9 6
4  South Africa Gerry Baker, Morgan Muvhango, Rudi Jacobs 4 1 0 3 52 79 -27 0
5  Papua New Guinea Fred Koesan, Manu Walo, Polin Pomaleu 4 0 0 4 42 83 -41 0
   England  Wales  India  South Africa  Papua New Guinea
 England — 17–16 15–14 24–13 24–6
 Wales 16–17 — 23–9 22–6 27–10
 India 14–15 9–23 — 18–17 16–11
 South Africa 13–24 6–22 17–18 — 16–15
 Papua New Guinea 6–24 10–27 11–16 15–16 —

Section B

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Rank Nation Athletes MP MW MT ML FR AG PD PTS
1  Jersey Derek Boswell, Malcolm De Sousa, Ross Davis 4 3 1 0 79 43 36 10
2  Australia Aron Sherriff, Barrie Lester, Nathan Rice 4 3 0 1 108 32 76 9
3  Fiji Arun Kumar, Kushal Pillay, Semesa Naiseruvati 4 2 0 2 46 71 -25 6
4  Botswana John Gaborutwe, Kabo Gaboutloeloe, Nixon Senna 4 1 0 3 37 95 -58 3
5  Brunei Abdul Rahman bin Haji Omar, Haji Naim Brahim, Mohd Israt 4 0 1 3 42 71 -29 1
   Jersey  Australia  Fiji  Botswana  Brunei
 Jersey — 21–18 20–10 27–4 11–11
 Australia 18–21 — 28–3 33–4 29–4
 Fiji 10–20 3–28 — 19–12 14–11
 Botswana 4–27 4–33 12–19 — 17–16
 Brunei 11–11 4–29 11–14 16–17 —

Section C

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Rank Nation Athletes MP MW MT ML FR AG PD PTS
1  New Zealand Ali Forsyth, Michael Nagy, Paul Girdler 4 4 0 0 110 35 75 12
2  Canada Cam Lefresne, Chris Stadnyk, Greg Wilson 4 2 0 2 60 53 7 6
3  Namibia Carel Olivier, Douw Calitz, Willem Esterhuizen 4 2 0 2 64 69 -5 6
4  Singapore Anthony Loh, Foo Meng Yin, Pang Heng Heck 4 2 0 2 62 68 -6 6
5  Niue Des Hipa, Hala Funaki, Keith Papani 4 0 0 4 37 108 -71 0
   New Zealand  Canada  Namibia  Singapore  Niue
 New Zealand — 18–13 28–8 28–6 36–8
 Canada 13–18 — 11–16 13–12 23–7
 Namibia 8–28 16–11 — 15–20 25–10
 Singapore 6–28 12–13 20–15 — 24–12
 Niue 8-36 7-23 10-25 12-24 —

Section D

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Rank Nation Athletes MP MW MT ML FR AG PD PTS
1  Scotland Darren Burnett, Derek Oliver, Ronnie Duncan 4 2 1 1 78 55 23 7
2  Norfolk Island Hadyn Evans, Phil Jones, Ryan Dixon 4 2 0 2 59 67 -8 6
3  Cook Islands Wichman-Rairoa, Lawrence Paniani, Munokokura Pita 4 2 0 2 55 77 -22 6
4  Malaysia Syamil Syazwan Ramli, Soufi Rusli, Zulhilmie Redzuan 4 1 2 1 69 53 16 5
5  Northern Ireland Andrew Kyle, Martin McHugh, Simon Martin 4 1 1 2 60 69 -9 4
   Scotland  Norfolk Island  Cook Islands  Malaysia  Northern Ireland
 Scotland — 20–11 27–11 17–17 14–16
 Norfolk Island 11–20 — 23–10 4–26 21–11
 Cook Islands 11–27 10–23 — 16–10 18–17
 Malaysia 17–17 26–4 10–16 — 16–16
 Northern Ireland 16–14 11–21 17–18 16–16 —

Knockout stage

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Quarterfinals Semifinals Final
         
A1  England 18
D2  Norfolk Island 19
D2  Norfolk Island 8
D1  Scotland 20
D1  Scotland 15
A2  Wales 13
D1  Scotland 19
B2  Australia 14
B1  Jersey 7
C2  Canada 17
C2  Canada 5 Third place
B2  Australia 20
C1  New Zealand 10 D2  Norfolk Island 19
B2  Australia 25 C2  Canada 16
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References

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  1. ^ "Official Ticketing Guide" (PDF). www.gc2018.com/. Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games Corporation. Archived from the original (PDF) on 28 July 2017. Retrieved 9 June 2017.
  2. ^ "Venues". www.gc2018.com/. Gold Coast 2018 Commonwealth Games Corporation. Archived from the original on 6 July 2017. Retrieved 9 June 2017.