What is the BPL Cup?
Since 2013, Bowls Australia (BA) has successfully staged 15 Bowls Premier League (BPL) events.
In 2014, BA also launched a new national participation initiative, Jack Attack, which is played at more than 290 venues.
The BPL Cup marries the two products together to strengthen the correlation between the bowls that viewers see on television and the format of bowls offered at clubs.
The BPL Cup provides an opportunity for club-based teams to progress through various rounds to National Finals, to be played in parallel with the November leg of the BPL at Club Pine Rivers, Queensland.
2022 BPL Cup Host Clubs EOI
Expressions of interest are now open for host clubs to nominate themselves to host Preliminary Rounds and/or Finals for 2022’s BPL Cup!
You can express interest on behalf of the club here.
Honour Roll
| Year | Champions | Team members | R/U | Final MVP |
| 2017 | Club Merrylands (NSW) | Michael Clarke, Neil Burkett, Shawn Thompson | Edge Hill (QLD) | |
| 2018 | Narrabri (NSW) | Graham Spence, Cameron Yates, Peter Hobday | North Toowoomba (QLD) | |
| 2019 | South Perth (WA) | Glenn Pauling, Scott Walker, Ashley Sharp | South Perth (WA) | Ashley Sharp |
| 2020 | West Lakes (SA) | Craig Mills, Nathan Black, TJ Saunders | Soldiers Point (NSW) | Warren Shipley (Soldiers Point) |
| 2021 | City Memorial (VIC) | Vince Moloney, Neville Billington, Wayne Hall, Colin Davey | Charlestown (NSW) | Jarrod Duncan (Charlestown) |