RULES
- The tournament will be conducted under New Zealand Indoor Bowls Rules (with a few exceptions).
- All equipment will be supplied.
- Tournament organisers may shorten games if required to ensure all play is completed each day.
- Once the draw is confirmed, player replacements may be made at the organiser’s discretion.
- Players who arrive late for matches may be disqualified at the organiser’s discretion.
- Each team must be accompanied by one adult supervisor.
- Only non‑marking shoes may be worn on the mats.
- Umpires will be provided by the Tauranga Indoor Bowls Association.
School Team Event
Team placings will be determined by the best four combined results across singles and pairs.
If teams are tied on points, rankings will be determined by the school with the highest individual placing(s).
The four highest scoring students from a school will be presented with medals for the school team event.
Format
Two sets of four ends, starting on the bell. If each team wins one set, a one‑end Tie Breaker will be played. If the end is killed, it may not be replayed. In post‑section (quarterfinals, semifinals, final), the Tie Breaker will be four ends. If the last end is killed, it may be replayed.
Pairs Competition
The competition includes qualifying rounds, followed by post‑section play for teams with three or more wins. A pairs match is contested by two teams of two (lead and skip), with each player bowling three bowls. Pairs must be from the same school.
Format
Two sets of five ends, starting on the bell. If each player wins one set, a one‑end Tie Breaker will be played. If the end is killed, it may not be replayed. In post‑section (quarterfinals, semifinals, final), the Tie Breaker will be five ends. If the last end is killed, it may be replayed.
Singles Competition
The competition includes qualifying rounds, followed by post‑section play for players who achieve three or more wins. Singles matches are contested by two players, each bowling four bowls.
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