Bowlers with a hearing impairment can bowl for Deaf Lawn Bowls WA (DLBWA), which is a subdivision of the WA Deaf Recreation Association and the national body is Deaf Sport Australia. Typically, bowlers with a hearing impairment bowl for a mainstream club as well as for DLBWA.
People who are born deaf or became deaf at an early age (before language acquisition). Deaf people identify themselves as part of a Deaf Culture and Community and are likely to use Auslan (Australian Sign Language) as a first or preferred language.
Previous Champions
Singles Championships
Year | Winner | Club | Runner-Up | Club |
2021 | Robert Scott | Gosnells | Greg Strachan | Gosnells |
2020 | Greg Strachan | Gosnells | David Ravlich | Cockburn |
2019 | David Ravlich | Cockburn | Barrie Bywater | Toodyay |
2018 | Greg Strachan | Gosnells | David Ravlich | Cockburn |
2017 | Trevor Heal | n/a | Kevin King | n/a |
2016 | Harry Hughes | Nollamara | Harry Wong | Belmont City |
2015 | David Ravlich | Cockburn | Harry Wong | Belmont City |
Pairs Championships
Year | Lead Name | Club | Skip Name | Club |
2021 | Bevin Chittleborough | Lake Monger | David Ravlich | Cockburn |
2020 | Greg Strachan | Gosnells | Robert Scott | Gosnells |
2019 | Barrie Bywater | Toodyay | David Ravlich | Cockburn |
2018 | Andrew McLean | Belmont City | Harry Wong | Belmont City |
2017 | Ann Langford | Kardinya | John McKenzie | Gosnells |
2016 | Robert Scott | Nollamara | Harry Hughes | Nollamara |
2015 | David Ravlich | Cockburn | Peter Best | Cockburn |