The Taylor Support Shropshire Premier Bowling League would like to wish all it’s players, sponsors and supporters a very happy new year and wishes everyone a fantastic 2024. The 2024 AGM takes place on Tuesday 16th January at Meole Brace at 7.30 p.m. with a major decision to be taken …

2023 saw the closest ever finish in the league, as Sir John Bayley won the league by a single point to Castlefields in one of the best title races in the league, with the Bayley being the most improved team also. Previous Champions Wrockwardine finished 3rd, while St Georges were …

First of all, well done everyone last season for making it successful post COVID return to 12-a-side league bowls. As always, in terms of admin, the season ran smoothly with prompt entry of results and fantastic support from all the players, clubs, and the league’s officers. Our league kept up …

The COVID pandemic saw the 2020 season wiped out, while the 2021 season didn’t start until May, and saw only 12 teams take part, Burway and Newport sitting out for a year. It was all about getting bowlers back on the green despite it going down to 10 a side …

After starting off on a sad note losing Bowring from the League Hanmer were welcomed back. The other addition for the 2019 season was Highley, who had defeated Hanmer in last year’s Play Off Final to gain their place. 2019 was another all-around successful season for the Shropshire Premier Bowling …

Congratulations have to go to Castlefields. They won the SPBL Treble; the League, Alan Mayhew and Pool A. This league title means that Castlefields have extended their record title winning tally to 10. At the halfway point they were 24 points behind the leaders Newport, who had flown out of …

Congratulations to Castlefields who despite a 2 points deduction, won the 2017 Salop Leisure Shropshire Premier Bowling League, only 5 points ahead of Sir John Bayley in a tussle which Castlefields stayed ahead of mostly throughout the season. The most improved team was won by Bylet, as they finished 28 …

2016 saw an extremely tight league at the top and the title was won by the Sir John Bayley, who won the league for the first time. They finished just 5 points ahead of runners up Castlefields. The top four had a gap of only 9 points which really emphasizes how …

The 2015 season was a highlight with champions, NEWPORT, setting a new record of 5 consecutive championships. This shows their well-deserved dominance of the last few years by finishing 18 points above Meole Brace and Ifton in second and third respectively. The battle for the top 6 and places in the …

Newport were to prove the team to beat again in 2014 and won the league for the fourth consecutive season. Meole Brace overcome a tardy start where they lost their first three matches to finish runners up some 33 points behind. In third place were Sir John Bayley, narrowly ahead of …