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Northern Valley Pennant Bowls 2025-26 Season Preview

NORTHERN VALLEY DIVISION 1 WEEKEND PENNANT 2025-26 SEASON PREVIEW BARHAM PRESIDENT – Stephen Arthur LAST SEASON – Semi finalist IN’S – Stephen Arthur, Jean Fairchild (Wakool) OUT’S – Brian Mansbridge (Murray Downs), Brody Harker (Moama), Kane Wilson (Kerang), Craig Harker (Racecourse) 2025-26 SKIPPERS – Stephen Arthur, Glen Faul, Mark Quor WORD FROM THE PRESIDENT STEPHEN […]

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