Parkway and Whittlesey Manor are the dominant forces in the Peterborough Bowls League

Parkway Invincibles, as they are now known, certainly lived up to their name by again winning the Midweek Premier Division, while Whittlesey Manor Buzzards flew home again in the Club 55 Premier Division.

Both clubs also picked up a second title and Blackstones retained the Weekend Premier Division crown, but it was the Market Deeping club that topped the league titles race with three - Midweek Division Two, Club 55 Division Three and the new Sixers second division.

On top of their two title successes, the Whittlesey Manor club also claimed the three league cup competitions for the third year in a row, and will have no fewer than seven awards to collect at the League's annual presentation dinner being held this year for the first time at the Holiday Inn, Thorpe Wood on Friday, November 20.

ROLL OF HONOUR

MIDWEEK

Premier Division: Parkway Invincibles; r/u Whittlesey Manor Hawks; Division One: Burrows Court Ospreys; r/u Peterborough & District; Division Two: Market Deeping Knights; r/u Yaxley Eagles; Division Three: Whittlesey Manor Harriers; r/u Crowland Magpies.

CLUB 55

Premier Division: Whittlesey Manor Buzzards; r/u West Ward Tigers; Division One: Barnack; r/u Crowland Jays; Division Two: Parkway Kingfishers; r/u City of Peterborough E; Division Three: Market Deeping Wade; r/u Baker Perkins.

WEEKEND

Premier Division: Blackstones; r/u Whittlesey Manor Kites; Division One: Stamford Town; r/u Ketton Hanson; Division Two: Burrows Court; r/u Bourne Castle.

SIXERS

Division One: East Community; r/u Yaxley Cuckoos; Division Two: Market Deeping Tanners; r/u Bretton Beavers.

CUPS

Rowlett Cup: Whittlesey Manor B; r/u Peterborough & District; Plate: Burrows Court; r/u Bretton.

Munday Shield: Whittlesey Manor A; r/u East Community; Plate: Deeping; r/u Yaxley B.

Lewin Trophy: Whittlesey Manor; r/u Peterborough & District; Plate: Stamford Town; r/u Longthorpe.

CELEBRATION TIME

Northants Bowling Federation hold their men's and women's joint presentation luncheon at the Ellindon Banqueting Suite, Bretton, on Sunday.

English Bowling Federation president Ray Taylor is guest of honour and will assist in the trophy presentations which includes no fewer than six national titles, three indoors and three outdoors.

Stephen Harris was involved in all three indoor titles, winning the singles and the triples with Michael Humphreys and Tom Newman-Borrett and featured in the team's Derbyshire Trophy success.

Newman-Borrett added a second triples title when he teamed up with Peter Brown and Steve Lander to win the two-bowl crown at Skegness; Paul Dalliday, James Harford and his 13-year-old daughter Peyton won the mixed rinks, while Sue Seed claimed the women's secretary singles.