there are multiple sections to form part of a broader Division. Section winners then play against other section winners in that division to determine the overall division champion. sectional play: a number of games where you play all other teams or players in a grouping, and the winner goes on to play other sectional winners. Group sizes will be variable, designed to ensure that the number of winners enable a play-off to reach a final of two section winners. sets play: a game made up of 2 or more sets, with each set made up of a number of ends. World Bowls sets play format is two(2) sets of nine ends, with a 3 end tie break if drawn at 1 set all, but this can be varied by a local controlling body. shaved: describes the result of a bowl delivered such that it touches the jack or another bowl without changing its current position. short: (bowl) a bowl that has stopped short of its intended target. (end) describes a relative assessment of the length of the end in comparison with the maximum length end possible (jack) a jack when delivered that stops at a point less than the minimum length allowed within the rules of competition for the game underway. Minimum lengths are varied by national associations as outlined in the crystal mark edition of the rules or World Bowls shot: the bowl nearest the jack. slow green: a green is described as slow when the bowls travel at a slower pace over the surface compared to a quick green relative to the amount of effort required when delivering a bowl. side: a group of players that make up a team. In pennant play, a side will be made up of 12 to 16 players, divided up into groups of four, also known as a rink. singles: a game played between two player. skip: in a team of 3 or more, the player who delivers his bowl last is known as the skip. The skip has specific duties, including directing the headfor all other players in the team, and making decisions in co-operation with the opposition skip in the event of a dispute, and calling for an umpire if a dispute cannot be resolved within the teams. smalls: a call made when determining which player will deliver the first bowl at the start of a game. One player will