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PREVIOUS WINNERS
2008 Simon Trentham
2007 Stuart Nash
2006 Gareth Herbert
2005 Barry Booth
2004 Andrew Spragg
2003 Barry Kirk
2002 Andrew Spragg
2001 Andrew Petford
2000 -
1999 Andrew Spragg
1998 Andrew Spragg
1997 Gary Mitchell
1996 Andy Nuttall
1995 Steve Freer
1994 -
1993 Steve Freer
1992 -
1991 Steve Freer
Moor Lane Classic
(Approved by W&WCBA and affiliated to BCGBA)
Moor Lane Sports and Social Club
Moor Lane, Witton.
Birmingham
Monday 28th May 2007,10.30AM Start.
32 Entrants £20 per Entrant
Winner £400 - Runner Up £200
Semi Finalists £80 - 1/4 Finalists £25
Cheques Payable to: "Moor Lane B.C."
All Games 21 Up
Bar-B-Q & Raffle
Practice 9.45AM – 10.15AM
Entries to:
Steve Randle,
50 Hollyhurst Road,
Banners Gate, Sutton Coldfield. B73 6SZ
Scratch Time
11AM for Players Drawn 1-4, 13-20 and 29-32 and 12 Noon for Players 5-12 and 21-28
Note: This year the number of entrants per Warwickshire & Worcester CBA club will be restricted
Moor Lane Classic Draw 2009
Monday 25th May 2009,10.30AM Start.
Practice 9.45AM – 10.15AM
Scratch Time
11AM for Players Drawn 1-4, 13-20 and 29-32
12 Noon for Players 5-12 and 21-28
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1 Steve Maguire Great Barr
3 Gavin Dunkley Moseley C.C..
5 Peter Davenport George
7 Steve Wallace Greville
9 Mick Barnwell Broomfield
11 Steve Pratt King George V
13 Stuart Nash Bedworth
15 Lynn Prichatt Chadsmoor
17 Russell Prosser King George V
19 Barry Booth Birches Head Hotel
21 Ray Broadfield George
23 Mark O'Connor Drakes Drum
25 Alan Dodd Windmill
27 Alan Cooke West Brom Labour
29 Tony Dodd Victoria Park
31 Mark Denman Boldmere St Michael
2 Ollie Newman Broomfield
4 Jason Cooke West Brom Labour
6 Stuart Rutter Wrockwardine Wood
8 Steve Jones Boldmere St Michael
10 Nigel Townsend Brookhill
12 Chris Marshman M&B Cheslyn Hay
14 James Seville Moseley C.C.
16 Paul Fellows Colebrook
18 Anthony Bracken Greville
20 Vic Gray Windmill
22 Simon Trentham Boldmere St Michael
24 Chris Baker Kings Norton
26 Carl Fielding Kings Heath Park
28 Mel Evans Chadsmoor
30 Gareth Herbert Kings Heath Park
32 Dave Hayward Chadsmoor
Draw Made By Gerry Harper (W&W Past President)
Maps to Moor Lane can be found by clicking "How to find us" on the Home page
Heartland Evening News (16/6/07)
Nash makes local bowls history by MORT BIRCH
STUART Nash is making a name for himself as one of the top young crown green bowlers in the country.
The 21-year-old from Bedworth beat some of the leading players in the sport to win the prestigious Moor Lane Classic in Birmingham.
His 21-14 victory over Karl Fielding from Kings Heath in the final made him the second youngest player to win the competition.
He also made history as the first person from the North Midlands to lift the coveted trophy and is regarded as one of the top young prospects in a sport that is growing in popularity.
Some of the best players in bowls have won the Moor Lane Classic and he is proud to have followed in their footsteps.
But he said: "I want to win as many tournaments as possible and to be recognised as one of the top North Midlands bowler."
He started playing on the Bedworth Bowling Club greens in Smarts Road, Bedworth, when he was just eleven years old.
His father Martin Nash encouraged him: "My dad was a founder member of the bowling club 20 years ago and I enjoyed the game from the start," said Stuart, who lives in Heath Road, Bedworth.
He has played in junior and senior tournaments, including the Dunlop Open, and numerous merit competitions, including the Coventry and District League finals.
Like most crown green bowlers, his ultimate aim is to win the All-England Championships and he has already had a taste of it.
"I qualified for the last 64 and got beaten in the first round, but my main aim is to win it," said Stuart, who works at Toye, Kenning and Spencer, the regalia manufacterers in Newtown Road, Bedworth.
Crown green bowls is mainly confined to the North Midlands and the North of England and is often thought of a sport for the more mature sportsmen and women.
But it is attracting an increasing number of youngsters and the Bedworth bowler has become one of its role models and young ambassadors.
"A lot of youngsters are taking up crown green bowls," said Stuart, who officiates at junior county matches. "It's not just for the older people like everybody thinks."
