
ECR Regional Dates 2026
17 January 2026 Following on from the ECR AGM on the 17th January, here is an update on
Welcome to Eastern Counties Region Pétanque offering people of all ages and abilities the opportunity to play Pétanque.
Being involved in sport is good for our overall health, both physical and mental. Playing boule is good way of getting exercise, socialising, meeting new friends and improving our overall wellbeing.
If you are new to Pétanque and want to know more, you can learn about the game or find a club in your area. Everyone is welcome!
Welcome to Eastern Counties Region Pétanque offering people of all ages and abilities the opportunity to play Pétanque.
Being involved in sport is good for our overall health, both physical and mental. Playing boule is good way of getting exercise, socialising, meeting new friends and improving our overall wellbeing.
If you are new to Pétanque and want to know more, you can learn about the game or find a club in your area. Everyone is welcome!

17 January 2026 Following on from the ECR AGM on the 17th January, here is an update on

19th October 2025. A great competition held at Towers PC on 19th October 2025, for The Cartwright Memorial

14th September 2025 The Inter Regional Championships were held in Weston-Super-Mere on 13-14th September 2025. All the results

17 January 2026 Following on from the ECR AGM on the 17th January, here is an update on

19th October 2025. A great competition held at Towers PC on 19th October 2025, for The Cartwright Memorial

14th September 2025 The Inter Regional Championships were held in Weston-Super-Mere on 13-14th September 2025. All the results

7th September 2025. The Regional Triples was held on Sunday 7th September. A lovely sunny day at Towers
Although pétanque is not an aerobic sport, it does demand a high degree of physical stamina to play throughout an entire day, a requirement of many tournaments and competitions.
It allows players who may not feel able to compete in more physically explosive sports to experience the enjoyment of taking part in a genuinely competitive environment, often for the first time in their lives.
It requires judgement of distance and line and the ability to vary your technique and delivery depending on what type of surface or slope is being used, in many ways having more in common with golf than most other sports.
Secretary | Vivien Middleton-Sams
Public Relations Officer | Jean Wilmot