Six Perfect Delivery policyholders selected for South Africa's Commonwealth Games 2026 Bowls Squad

Johannesburg, June 25, 2026

Six members of South Africa's Commonwealth Games 2026 bowls squad are also Perfect Delivery policyholders. Their selection represents a significant achievement for the athletes, their families, their clubs and the broader South African bowls community.

Selected Representatives

The selected representatives are:

Gareth Rees-Gibbs – Differently Abled Player

Jenny Jones – Ladies Coach

Jason Evans – Men's Player

Wayne Ritmuller – Men's Player

Thabelo Muvhango – Ladies Player

Jacqueline (Jax) Janse van Rensburg – Ladies Player

Special Recognition

A special mention must be made of Gareth Rees-Gibbs, whose selection to represent South Africa reflects the dedication, perseverance and sporting excellence required to compete at the highest level.

Gareth is both a Perfect Delivery policyholder and a valued member of the Barton Insurance Brokers team, making his achievement a source of pride for colleagues, clients and supporters alike.

Significance Of Commonwealth Games Selection

Selection to represent South Africa at the Commonwealth Games is widely regarded as one of the highest honours in sport and reflects years of dedication, discipline, training and commitment.

The Commonwealth Games provide athletes with an opportunity to compete against some of the best competitors from across the Commonwealth while proudly representing their country on the international stage.

For many athletes, the journey to national selection involves years of competition, personal sacrifice and countless hours of preparation.

The selected representatives have each contributed significantly to the sport of bowls and now have the opportunity to showcase their skills against world-class opposition.

CEO Congratulates The Team

GC Swanepoel, CEO of Barton Insurance Brokers and a supporter of the bowls community, congratulated the representatives on their achievement.

"To represent your country at the Commonwealth Games is a privilege earned through years of hard work, commitment and sacrifice. We congratulate all six representatives on this outstanding achievement and wish them every success as they prepare for the Games."

Community Support

The announcement has been warmly received within the bowls community, where athletes, clubs, supporters and sponsors continue to play an important role in developing and promoting the sport throughout South Africa.

South Africans are encouraged to join the sporting community in congratulating the Bowls SA Team on their selection and to wish them every success in the months ahead.

Looking Ahead

As preparations begin for the 2026 Commonwealth Games, supporters across the country will be following the progress of these athletes and cheering them on as they prepare to compete on one of the world's biggest sporting stages.