The curtain came down on the 2026 West Somerset Bowls League season under clear blue skies, warm summer air, and a sense of pride across Wellington Bowling Club as all three sides signed off with decisive outcomes that shape their futures in next year’s new four‑division structure.

🏆 Wellington A – Victory and new Division Two Secured

Wellington A delivered exactly what was required on the final night: a 10–2 win over Minehead A, confirming their place in the new Division Two next season.

It was a composed, confident performance — the kind of display that reflects how far the side has come since the early weeks of the campaign. With strong heads, disciplined bowling, and a determined finish, Wellington A ensured they will move upward into the newly formed second tier.

A job well done, and richly deserved.

🏆 Wellington B – Champions of Division Two

If Wellington A’s night was satisfying, Wellington B’s was triumphant.

Already promoted, Wellington B stepped onto home turf with one final task: win the match and claim the Division Two title. They did exactly that, defeating Bridgwater C 10–2 and sealing the championship in style.

This caps a season of consistency, power, and teamwork. Wellington B will join their clubmates in the new Division Two, carrying the confidence of champions and the momentum of a superb campaign.

🏅 Wellington C – Awarded 12 Points and a Respectable Finish

Wellington C’s final fixture took an unexpected turn when Taunton D were unable to field a team, resulting in Wellington C being awarded 12 points.

Those points lifted Wellington C to a respectable 10th place in Division Two — a solid finish for a side that has battled hard all season and shown real resilience.

Next year brings a fresh challenge: Wellington C will compete in the new Division Four, where they will look to build on their progress and push for higher ground.

🌄 Final Night Verdict for Wellington

• Wellington A: Win 10–2, promoted to the new Division Two
• Wellington B: Win 10–2, crowned Division Two champions
• Wellington C: Awarded 12 points, finish 10th, move to new Division Four

Three teams, three positive outcomes, and a club stepping confidently into the new league era