As bowlers eagerly await the release of the playing calendar, TBB will broadcast home games at the Wakool Bowling Club, and other venues will be chosen by a randomiser (spinning wheel). TBB will broadcast Division 1 or Division 2; it doesn’t matter- TBB will broadcast any division from most NDPA clubs.

Bring on bowls season.

With the heavy rain over the past few days, if you are heading to rural areas, please stay on sealed roads, watch for potholes and avoid driving through floodwater.

The Loddon River catchments are full and spilling, sending water downstream to Kerang. The river is low. But the dirt roads have been hit with heavy rain. All rivers lead to the Murray River.

Keep an eye on warnings.

https://emergency.vic.gov.au/respond/?=&bbox=141.7510986328125%2C-37.79676317682159%2C147.3541259765625%2C-35.23215941201715&tm=1786367583949#

The Bowls Broadcast (TBB) has learnt a lot in the past 12 months of broadcasting bowls. Clubs have already expressed interest in having TBB cover their events in the upcoming season, and TBB is excited to provide coverage, bringing bowls to the wider community.

You can help TBB by subscribing to our YouTube channel, as we sporadically broadcast bowls events from the Northern District Bowls Association. The more subscribers, the more features YouTube activates.

TBB is the solo project of Kendall Jennings, who is passionate about bowls; however, she is still learning the game’s terminology. That hasn’t stopped her, with Kendall’s audio background and a Bachelor of Liberal Arts degree in Radio Journalism and writing.

Happy Birthday to the Bowls Broadcast