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2022 Home Nations
The 2022 Home Nations will be held in Scotland at the Troon Petanque Club, located at Marr Rugby Club, which was scheduled to be held in 2020 and 2021.
The following members will be travelling to Scotland to represent Wales.
Troon Petanque Club has confirmed the following times for the weekend:
Friday 12th August:
- The terrains and clubhouse (including bar) will be open from 1 pm.
Saturday 13th August:
08h00:
- Clubhouse Opens (breakfast rolls, teas and coffees available)
08h00-08h30:
- Registration and Team Photos
- Team Manager/Head of Delegation/Association President must register their full squad (present licences, collect lunch vouchers and programs etc).
- Individual players must not register.
08h30:
- Welcome and announcements
09h00:
- Start of play
Lunch will take place between rounds 3 and 4
Sunday 14th August:
08h00
- Clubhouse opens (breakfast rolls, tea and coffee available)
08h50:
- Any updates/announcements
09h00:
- Start of Play
Lunch will take place between rounds 3 & 4
- The Presentation will take place as soon as possible after the conclusion of the final round.
2021 Home Nations
The 2021 Home Nations was due to be held at the Troon Petanque Club but was cancelled again due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
History of the Home Nations
The first Home Nations Championship took place in the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff in 2000. The English Pétanque Association won the inaugural championship and successfully defended its title.
Year Host Winners 2021 Scotland - Troon 2020 Scotland - Troon NOT HELD - COVID-19 2019 Wales - Cardiff England 2018 Jersey - Les Quennevais England 2017 England - Hayling Island England 2016 Scotland - Edinburgh England 2015 Wales - Cardiff England 2014 England - Mansfield England 2013 Scotland - Edinburgh England 2012 Wales - Cardiff England 2011 England - Nottingham England 2010 Scotland - Inverness England 2009 Wales - Swansea England 2008 England - Dartford England 2007 Scotland - Inverness England 2006 Wales - Cardiff England 2005 England - Luton England 2004 Scotland - Ayr England 2003 Wales - Cardiff England 2002 England - Morecambe England 2001 Scotland - South Queensferry England 2000 Wales - Cardiff (Millennium Stadium) England
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