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2021 Home Nations
The 2021 Home Nations will be held in Scotland at the Troon Petanque Club, where it was scheduled to be held in 2020.
2020 Home Nations
The 2020 Home Nations was due to be held at the Troon Petanque Club, but was cancelled 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 have successfully defended their title since.
| 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 |
2019 Home Nations
2019’s Home Nations Championship was organised by the Welsh Petanque Association and hosted by the Monkstone Petanque Club located in Cardiff.
Throughout the Championship, live results were available via this website, follow this link to access the live results page.
Additional information regarding the Championship can also be found by following this link.
If you played in this year’s Home Nations Championship and you would like to see the overall ranking of the teams and see where your team was placed, then click here.
The 2019 Squads are:
| Wales 1 | Peter Westall | Jeremy Clare | Len Field | |
| Wales 2 | Gareth Spencer | Scott Murray | Peredur John | Andrew Howard |
| Wales 3 | Tansy Mayfield | Barbara Vaughan | Gemma Foster | Kon Tomczyk |
| Wales 4 | Jim Page | Gareth Smart | Tony Griffiths | Michael Cornish |
| Wales 5 | Paul Mayfield | Steve Snudden | Andy Pook | John Price |
| Wales 6 | Sean Smith | Roger Griffin | Mike Jones | Jayne Dunn |
| Wales 7 | Tony Smith | Jean-Yves Robic | Mathew Howells | |
| Wales 8 | Graham Attfield | John Attfield | Trudie Merry | Derek Lomas |
Head of Delegation – Bob Pugh.
Team Manager – Michelle Spencer.
| England 1 | Clive de Silva | Phil Bradshaw | Steve Daykin | |
| England 2 | Dean Ashby | Jason White | Jeff Booth | Rob Booth |
| England 3 | Carol Woodward | Glenn Woodward | Hannah Griffin | |
| England 4 | Matt Blyton | Jamie Blyton | Lee Edgar | |
| England 5 | Jitendra Bharania | Kamles Modha | Rohit Damodar | |
| England 6 | Duncan Brown | Steve Brown | Gary Kelynack | Tim Edwins |
| England 7 | Colin Smith | Pat Rowlands | Simon Cotton | Jacob Smith |
| England 8 | Fay Golder | Steve Golder | Margaret Eldridge |
Head of Delegation – Ken Buchan.
| Jersey 1 | Matthew Ryan | Ross Payne | Dave Ibitson | Brigitte Ibitson |
| Jersey 2 | Matthew Pinel | Mark Nicol | Richard Nevitt | |
| Jersey 3 | Laurent Pellaton | Geoffroy Buffetrille | Neil Selby | |
| Jersey 4 | Alan Lahiffe | Michel Morel | Matthew Scholefield | |
| Jersey 5 | Wendy Ritzema | Gary Cowburn | Brian Harris | |
| Jersey 6 | Steve Foster | Derek Hart | Joy Hart | |
| Jersey 7 | Chris Romeril | Natasha Romeril | Dawn Buckley | |
| Jersey 8 | Callum Stewart | Andrew Bellamy-Burt | Alan Oliveira |
Head of Delegation – Michel Morel.
Team Captain – James Rondel
| Scotland 1 | Mags Montgomery | Dani Cassini | Colin Montgomery | Matthew Nelson |
| Scotland 2 | Emma Montgomery | Derek Adam | Colin Stewart | |
| Scotland 3 | Lynn Jenkins | Richard Carter | John Wilson | |
| Scotland 4 | Gavin Hillson | Mike Watt | Alec Davie | |
| Scotland 5 | Zandra Boyle | Bob Boyle | Douglas Hamilton | |
| Scotland 6 | Alison Swiffin | Christine Thomson | Mari Snell | Ed Strachan |
| Scotland 7 | Raymond Killen | Stuart Killen | Sandy Crawford | |
| Scotland 8 | Marian Macintyre | Donnie Macintyre | Charlie Rennie |
Head of Delegation – Colin Stewart.
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