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Interclub league fever begins

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July 03, 2025

THE 2025 Inter Club Leagues have arrived — and with them, the excitement and spirited competition that make the district leagues one of the most closely followed events on the PNB calendar.

- CHERYL WATERMAN

Interclub league fever begins

Kicking off this Saturday, clubs across the district will be hitting the road weekly in pursuit of glory: whether it’s to earn promotion, avoid relegation or simply make their mark on what promises to be a gripping season.

In the men’s leagues, eight divisions will see clubs squaring off at different venues every week. First and second division clubs will be aiming to scoop a maximum of 17 points per round, while clubs in divisions three to eight can score up to 12 points.

The women’s divisions will gather at a single venue per round, all with eyes on the full 12-point haul.

Among the favourites this season is Westville Bowling Club, 2024 men's champions.

After finishing a commanding 18.5 points clear of their nearest rival last year, they might have been forgiven for stepping into 2025 with an air of confidence.

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