Bowls England National Championships (women's senior singles)

The Bowls England National Championships (women's senior singles) is an annual lawn bowls competition held in England. It is a prestigious event specifically for female bowlers who meet the age criteria for senior players, as defined by Bowls England. The competition forms part of the larger Bowls England National Championships, which encompasses various disciplines and age categories within the sport.

The "senior singles" format involves individual matches where two players compete against each other, aiming to be the first to reach a predetermined score, typically 21 or 25 points, by accumulating shots closer to the jack (the target ball) than their opponent.

The tournament typically progresses through various stages, starting with regional qualifying rounds, before culminating in the national finals held at a designated Bowls England venue, commonly Victoria Park, Royal Leamington Spa.

The winner of the Bowls England National Championships (women's senior singles) is awarded a trophy and recognized as the national champion in that category for the year. The competition is significant for showcasing experienced female bowlers and promoting the sport of lawn bowls within England. The event is governed by the rules and regulations set forth by Bowls England, the national governing body for lawn bowls in England.