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🗞️ WSBL WEEK 10 – WELLINGTON’S WILD WEEK!

By [email protected] Wellington BC

Friday, 24 July 2026

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Wellington BC Contributor

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“One triumph, two catastrophes – the Wellington rollercoaster no one saw coming!”

Week 10 of the West Somerset Bowls League delivered a full spectrum of chaos for Wellington’s three teams, ranging from heroic victory to total obliteration. If you support Wellington, this was the kind of week that has you cheering one moment and hiding behind the clubhouse the next.

đź’Ą WELLINGTON A – THE PRIDE OF THE TOWN!

At last, some sunshine in the storm.

Wellington A produced a brilliant, battling win over Taunton C, triumphing 48–40 and bagging a crucial 8 points to 4. It wasn’t just a win – it was a statement.

They fought for every shot, held their nerve, and finally turned pressure into points. After weeks of frustration, Wellington A gave their supporters something to smile about, dragging themselves away from the danger zone with grit and determination.

A rare bright spark in a turbulent week.

🔥 WELLINGTON B – UNBEATEN RUN BROKEN, BUT STILL KINGS OF DIVISION TWO

The shock of the round came when the previously untouchable Wellington B finally stumbled, losing away to second‑placed Burnham-on-Sea B.

The unbeaten streak is gone. The aura of invincibility has cracked. But the league table still tells the real story.

Wellington B remain comfortably top, still the team everyone fears, still the favourites to lift the Division Two crown. This defeat was a bump in the road, not a derailment.

The green giants are wounded, but far from beaten.

đź’Ł WELLINGTON C – A NIGHTMARE THEY’LL WANT TO FORGET

If Wellington A soared and Wellington B slipped, Wellington C suffered a full‑scale disaster.

North Petherton B unleashed a merciless 88–25 demolition, scooping 12 points to nil and leaving Wellington C staring at the scoreboard in disbelief.

It was brutal. It was relentless. It was the kind of defeat that echoes around the league.

Wellington C were swept aside like a deckchair in a hurricane, and their league position now reflects the damage.

🧨 THE WELLINGTON VERDICT

Three teams. Three wildly different stories.

  • Wellington A: triumphant, defiant, and finally rewarded

  • Wellington B: unbeaten run ended, but still kings of the division

  • Wellington C: crushed under a tidal wave of North Petherton pressure

A week of highs, lows, and absolute carnage. Wellington supporters felt every emotion on the spectrum – and the season isn’t done with them yet.

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There is free parking in the Leisure Centre car park which is immediately adjacent to the Bowling Club. Wheelchair access is via the ramp at the corner of the green where Corams Lane joins Springfield Road.