The position of Tarring Priory Chairman was born out of the constitutional reform agreed at the 2018 SGM which preceded the 2018 AGM. Keith Brinsmead was elected unopposed at the meeting and was re-elected  in 2020 will now act as the channel and guide for Tarring Priory Committee Meetings.
 
Keith, despite his youthful looks has been a playing member at Priory since 1978. He has served on the committee in various guises during that time, but it is his recent retirement which has allowed him the time to take on this important role at our club.
 
As a player, Keith is one of our top men and is our Singles Champion. Keith indeed has a total of 26 honours against his name at Tarring Priory

John Fairs joined Priory in 1990 to start learning the game whilst still an active weekend Cricketer with Broadwater. He retired from Cricket in 1996 and took up bowling in earnest, playing in as many matches as work and home life would permit. When not playing bowls he enjoys watching and supporting the club and other members in matches at all levels. John was elected to the Priory Committee in 2003 and in 2005 he assisted the Competition Secretary taking on the role full time 2006 - 2008. He is the SCB and BE delegate for Tarring Priory. In 2009 he was elected as Club Captain and held the role until 2013. John's playing record at Priory is second to none and he was Club Singles Champion in 2008 and repeated the feat again in September 2014, altogether he appears on the Priory Honours board 23 times. He took over the chief administrative role for the club in 2014 and was re-elected for 2020. If you want to email John please click on his picture. John will be helped by our Assistant Secretary, John Schools.

Stuart's bowling highlights include, winning the SCB Unbadged Singles in 2015. Stuart has also represented SCB in the Home Counties League. 

At Priory he has appeared on our Honours Boards 14 times in the time he has been with us. Notably he won the Championship Singles in 2015 and 2017, the 2 sets singles in 2016 and 2018, and has also won the Handicap singles in 2015.  

Stuart takes responsibility for first team  selection and has a sub-committee to support his decision making. To contact him  just click on his picture.

Alan Messer joined Priory in September 2005  eager to experience the more competitive bowling a club like Priory could offer.  Alan does have a certain pedigree for organisation having been Secretary to the Sussex County Bar Billiards Association for over 10 years, a game which he still strives to be good at in the winter months. He was a winning member of the White Hart (Littlehampton) team who were National Team Champions in 2014. He served as Tarring Priory Competition Secretary (2008-2010, 2012-2017). He was also Match Secretary (2011-2019), and he was re-elected in 2020. Alan also has responsibility for the management of this website, and also holds the vital club mantle of Safeguarding Officer. He is also no mean bowler and finished top of the club ranking points in 2018. He appears on the Competition winners lists no less than 26 times. If you would like to contact Alan about competitions, fixtures, the T.P. website or to chat about Manchester City, please click on his picture.

Stuart Logan rejoined Priory in 2015 and is fiercely competitive in his approach to bowling. This is a character trait which should stand him in good stead as he continues in the role of competition secretary at Priory in 2019, re-elected 2021.

2021 was a brilliant year for Stuart and was crowned Club Champion and also won the Pairs championship alongside Stuart Shwartz. Stuart has a taking a liking to the KO Fours Competition and has been a winner twice.

As Competition Secretary Stuart will have responsibility for over-seeing KO Comps, Leagues and also establishing Playing Handicaps for 2022. He will also take on the role as MC for Finals Weekend

Emilio DiPietro's great love for many years was football (a QPR fan for those that didn't know - come on uarrrrrrrrrs). In 1978 he started coaching a group of local youngsters who did not have a football team and as a result of that the Worthing Minors Boys Football Club came in existance. After four years and the boys getting older Emilio then assisted in the birth of a club for local Italian children and A.C. Azzuri was formed, the club still being in existance today. As he was getting older in the mid 1990's he decided he would like to take up a sport himself rather than being on the sidelines of a football club. Hence he gave bowls a try and joined Tarring Priory Bowls Club. In 2005 he showed his pedigree by being the clubs 'B' teams 'Top Skip' playing in the Brodie Tray. He achieved the top honour in the club as Singles Champion in 2012. Emilio stepped down as the clubs Catering Officer in 2007 after serving the club well for several years. He served three years as the club Vice Captain (2006 - 2008). Emilio was elected Youth Development Officer in 2009. In 2015 he has also took on the very important position of Bar manager. If you would like to contact Emilio by email please click on his picture.