In a performance that will be remembered as one of composure, class, and championship pedigree,
Mo Louw claimed the coveted title of BSA Masters Ladies Open Champion.
The BSA Masters is the premier singles invitation event and an elite gathering of the country’s very best.

From the opening round, Mo signalled her intent. She marched through sectional play with authority, dropping only a single game. Her tactical precision, weight control, and ability to read the head set her apart, allowing her to dictate terms against some of the strongest competitors in the country.

Awaiting her in the final was none other than the doyenne of women’s bowls in South Africa, Colleen Piketh — a seven-times Masters champion and long-standing Protea player whose name is synonymous with excellence in the sport. In the final, experience met momentum and legacy faced hunger — and Mo rose to the occasion magnificently.

Against a player of Colleen’s calibre, known for her strategic mastery and competitive toughness, Mo remained composed, matching experience with precision and belief. End by end, she built pressure, capitalised on opportunities, and held her nerve throughout to claim the Gold.

Defeating a seven-times champion in a Masters final is no small feat. It is a statement that signals a shift, a new chapter, and the arrival of a player fully ready to achieve at the highest level.

In claiming the BSA Masters Ladies Open title, Mo Louw has etched her name onto the honours board — not just as a participant among the elite, but as its champion. Goodwood Bowling Club is incredibly proud of your achievement.

Come on Son!