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| The BeaBetterBowler Program was presented live by some of the
biggest names in Lawn Bowls.
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| John SNELL | Bill CORNEHLS | Barrie JACKETT | Graeme REES (NZ) |
| Graeme CLEMENTS | Jon BOSISTO | Jim YATES | Graeme SPRY (Host) |
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Winner of: 22 Club Singles 9 Club Pairs 44 District & Group (Zone) Championships 7 Victorian Master Singles 1 State Singles 1 State Pairs 1 State Fours 1 State Champion of Champions 1 Australian Pairs 51 Invitation Masters & Other Feature Events 3 Ampol Master of Champions 2 National Round Robins As well as: 250 State Games - Victoria & NSW 75 Australian Representative Matches 44 Other International Representative Matches Singles Silver Medal - Commonwealth Games Singles Silver Medal - World Championships Silver & Bronze Medals - U.K. Jack High Awarded OAM for Services To Lawn Bowls 1984 |
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Winner of: RVBA coach of the year in 2003 Victorian State Champion of Champions Singles Victorian State Fours Victorian Country Pairs Victorian State Pairs Australian Fours 7 Group event titles 2 Master Pairs titles As well as: Accredited coach for 20 years Head Coach for 3 different clubs Head Coach for Central Explorers Junior Development Squad. National finalist Capita singles Playing bowls for 28 years Former State representative Member of Victorian Side Winner of Australian Sides Championship Former Skip for Groups 6, 11 and 12 |
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First Australian squad selection 1997 Over 150 games Australia Over 300 state games Victoria and Queensland Gold medal Commonwealth Games 2006 Triples 14 Club championships (singles, pairs, triples, fours) Coach Australian youth team October 2008 to March 2010 Trans Tasman winner 2009 both U25 and U18 |
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Winner of: 8 Club Singles Championship 7 Club Pairs Championships Many Group Singles, Pairs, Triples and Fours Championships 2 State Triples Championship 2 Australian Over Sixties Triples Championships As well as: Skip in past winning White Pennant side Represented the group side since inception of the Group Sides Championship Skip in winning Group Sides Championship Past Victorian State side representative Representative in the Over Sixties State side Registered Coach |
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Winner of: |
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1 WORLD INDOOR PAIRS CHAMPIONSHIP 1 WORLD INDOOR PAIRS SILVER MEDAL 1 AUSTRALIAN SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIP 2 VICTORIAN STATE PENNANTS 3 DIVISION 1 PREMIERSHIPS 2 ALBURY COMMERCIAL MASTER PAIRS CHAMPIONSHIPS 1 WAGGA CITY CLASSIC SINGLES 1 COROWA MASTER MIXED PAIRS 10 CLUB SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIPS 1 DENILIQUIN CLASSIC PAIRS 1 AUSTRALIAN TEAM ROUND ROBIN 7 VICTORIAN TEAM GROUP CHAMPIONSHIPS 3 ADELAIDE MASTER SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIPS As well as: QUALIFIED LEVEL 2 COACH, LEVEL 1 UMPIRE 7 OFFICIAL GAMES FOR AUSTRALIA 8 UNOFFICIAL AUSTRALIAN REPRESENTATIONS 211 GAMES IN VICTORIAN STATE TEAM (1972 - 1990) 20 YEARS IN GROUP TEAMS - 5 AS TEAM CAPTAIN 3 TERMS OF 1 YEAR AS VICTORIAN STATE COACH 2 AUSTRALIAN TEAM ROUND ROBINS 1 UNDEFEATED SEASON AGAINST ALL STATES |
Graeme Rees |
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2009 New Zealand Under 25 Coach Trans Tasman - Women tied series, Men lost 1-2 |
Graeme Spry |
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Bowler Guest Host |
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Winner of: Metropolitan fours title with youngest team in history Masters Games Silver Medallist (Pairs) 3 Group Pairs Titles and 1 Group Triples Title as Skip. A1 White Pennant premiership team beating State Players in the final as Skip. Club Singles Champion 5 Club Pairs titles C Grade singles title in first year 3 Group 4’s titles as Skip. As well as: Played 900 Victorian Pennant Games, 800 of these in A1 or Premier League Played in excess of 100 A1 Pennant games as No 2 for Australia’s greatest ever player Glyn de Villiers Bosisto Semi Finalist Richmond Union Master Singles Played in first ever Group team Represented Group 11 as a Skip, Third, Second and Lead Went through a A1 pennant season under Neil Leonard undefeated including Semi Final & Final Went through A1 pennant season with Geoff Maskell dropping only one game Held largest winning record in A1 pennant 53/5 |