About Ryde Marina Bowls Club

Ryde Marina Bowls Club

The Club is situated on the Esplanade Ryde, Isle of Wight

With a modern club house and two greens with six rinks each. The Greens are open from May to the end of September. In 2018 the club will be having twenty one friendly matches with teams visiting from various parts of mainland England. The club has three ladies league teams and five mens league teams playing weekdays and Saturdays.

The RMBC membership for 2015

90 Men 59 Ladies 18 Social

Total membership = 167

Club Officers

Chairman	Simon Gibbs
Honorary Secretary	Harry Kirby
Honorary Treasurer	Neil McMurray
Company Secretary	Simon Gibbs
Men's Captain	Chris Travers
Men's Vice Captain
Ladies Captain	Margaret Carrett
Ladies Vice Captain	Trish McMurray
Ladies Secretary	Jenny Wright
Membership Secretary	Colin Hoath
Ladies Treasurer
Welfare Officer	Elizabeth Allen
Match Secretary	John Wright
Competition Secretary	Tony White

Directors

Dennis Mulhern, Simon Gibbs, Neil McMurray, Daphne Wallace, Jeremy Baker-Deam, Harry Kirby.

League Team Captains

Men

A Team	Frank Chatfield
B Team	David Fredericks
D Team	George Lee
E Team	Colin Hoath
F Team	Simon Gibbs

Ladies

A Team	Janet Ince
B Team	Shelia Gates
D Team	Samantha Williams

* For Isle of wight league tables reresults go to the following link *

www.bowlsisleofwight.com

Learn to BOWL FREE

You can learn to bowl free* with Ryde Marina Bowls Club. Every Saturday our qualified coach with take you through step by step. Bowls and Bowling Shoe are loaned to you for each session so it will cost you nothing. Sessions between 10.30 and 12.30.

*Some conditions apply

A brief history of the Club	Since 1898 bowls has been played on the present site. Ryde Bowls Club was opened in 1906, and is now an amalgamation of Ryde Municipal Bowling Club and Ryde Bowling Club. In 2003 the old wooden pavilion was replaced by a purpose built clubhouse, funded largely by Sport England Lottery Fund. The new clubhouse caters for all the needs of the club.
Post Card of the bowling Greens with tennis courts beyond. Black and white picture with colour tinting. Post Card has a postage date stamp of 1930. (Post Card Suppied by Audrey Abraham)	Below; A Post Card with a date on rear 1934.(Post Card supplied by Aurdey Abraham)
Post card with no date, but thought to have come from the 1950's. Tinted black and white picture, (Post Card supplied by Audrey Abraham)	The clubhouse today During the summer months the greens are open to the public
Post Card from 1930, post marked. Tinted black & white (post card supplied with thanks from Audrey Abraham)	Photograph Ryde Bowls Club 1922 Picture from a Post Card with postage date stamp of 1922. (Post Card supplied by Audrey Abraham)