Hunts bowlers flew the flag with distinction in the final week of the England National Championships
Hunts bowlers continued to fly the county flag with distinction during the second week of the Bowls England National Championships at Leamington.
Brampton youngster Jorja Jackson was in touching distance of two junior titles.
She reached the final of the under 24 singles following emphatic victories - 21-4 (Hants), 21-3 (Derbys), 21-12 (Worcs) and 21-9 (Leics) before losing 21-12 to Gloucs.
She also reached the semi-final of the junior pairs with Caitlin Jackson where they were edged out by a single shot (19-18) by Somerset.
The Whittlesey Manor quartet of Stuart Agger, Michael Humphreys, Graham Agger and Peter Brown reached the semi-finals of the senior fours, defeating Bucks 18-16, Worcs 15-12, Notts 17-10 and Gloucs 16-15 before losing 20-9 to Warwickshire in the last four.
The Brampton rink of Lewis Baker, Simon Leader, Ross Tomlinson and Mack May also reached the semi-finals in the fours, losing 17-10 to Gloucestershire.
In the men's junior singles, Sam Brugnoli was beaten in the preliminary round, while brother Alex reached the quarter-finals.
The Buckden rink of Juliet May, Claire Sawford, Sandra Gentle and Alison Wilson lost by one shot in the first round following a 13-11 preliminary round victory.
Both the county's hopes in the triples perished in the opening round, the St Ives trio of Richard & Scott Wilson and Owen Kennedy lost 20-15 to Worcestershire, while the Brampton line-up of Jorja Jackson, Rebecca Moorbey and Chloe Brett went down 14-11 to Surrey.
Parkway are in action on Friday in the Top Club quarter-finals where they face Hampshire club Boscombe Cliff.