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2026 Coors Meole Open Preview

The 2026 Coors Meole Open takes place tomorrow starting at 11.30 with 32 players looking to win the Doug Marrs trophy. Callum Wraight starts as favourite to win this for the fifth time, but has Staffordshire Merit winner Aaron Tapper first game. Greg Smith is at the bottom of the draw, and begins his campaign to win this for the first time against Dan Petcher is one of the games of the first round. Just above them is Mike Beer against Gary Beff, Gary looking to cause an upset against the former Champion of Champion. Reigning Champion Danny Barwise looks to follow in Callum's footsteps in retaining this but has a tough opener against Welsh Merit Champion Nick Jones. The winner of that could face All England Winner Darren Plenderleith, if he overcomes Kieran Cooper, who qualifies here for the first time. Nathan Dawes against Pete Grimston should be a good match given both played well to qualify, while at the top of the first half is Dave East, who was runner up last year in the Staffordshire Merit, against Danny Edmonds, winner of mutltiple titles in Cumbria. Paul Williams is the other former winner in the field, and plays Nick Hughes of Malpas Sports, with Lee Brown just below him, who won a title on Good Friday in the Potteries! Lee plays Nathan Lacey, who has qualified for the first time here. Ben Percival against Rhys Marshall is a clash of two very good young players, while Will Childs and Adam Jones are just above them and both looking for their first big run in an open. Dave Worthington against Paul Dale is a clash of two experienced players, while Dennis Lewis Open winner Sam Millward has Mel Higham, returning to the form he had before taking around 20 years out the game at the turn of this century! County Merit winner Spencer Clarke, who qualifies here for the first time in 22 years, takes on Gareth Davies, who impressed when reaching the Semi Finals of the Shifnal Spring Open last week. Ryan Hocknull is gaining plenty of experience in this competition, and he will look to make his first deep run in a big open when playing Andy Howie, who will be looking to do the same. Chris Dodds is the story of the competition so far, having qualified here on his first visit after just two years of bowls. He faces Matt Beeston who again took some good scalps on the number one green when qualifying. 

Good luck to all 32 players and the winner will qualify for the BCGBA Champion of Champions, Shropshire Champion of Champions and the Blackpool Masters. 

Scores will be posted on here as well as going Live on the Facebook group Shropshire Open Bowls Competitions. 

Shifnal Spring Open Finals Preview

The finals of the Shifnal Spring Open takes place tonight with 16 players looking to win the trophy and book a place at the Shropshire Champion of Champions. Clay Flattley has already won a trophy on this green last year in the other Shifnal Open, but takes on Stuart Rutter, who has already won two trophies in the last three weeks, the Bayley Winter League and Thursday Night Merits. Scott Simpson lost in the final of this last year, but will have a tough opener against Joe Killen, a former player here. Joe's brother Tom is in the other half, and has the one non Shropshire player in the field, Phil Clinton who impressed in qualifying here. Pete Farmer won the Allscott Spring Open last week, and takes on last year's Edgmond Open winner Josh Cotton. There's an all family affair at the bottom of the draw as Jamie King takes on Martin Gaut, with Pete Grimston meeting an in form Gareth Davies, who has been impressive in the competitions this season so far. Aaron King defeated the favourite Callum Wraight in his qualifier, and now has another Castlefields bowler to beat in Rich Goddard, who excelled in the wet conditions in qualifying that night. Steve Reeves looks to cause a big upset in his first big finals night against Josh Bradburn the former Shropshire Merit winner. 

The action starts at 5.30. 

Please find draw and updated odds below. Please contact Dan Williams if you wish to have a bet.

Edgmond Open Session 7&8 Preview

The final weekend of qualifying in the Edgmond Open sponsored by Howdens Burntwood takes place with 8 spots left. 

Saturday sees Bridgewater Open winner John Bailey enter for the first time along with two Welsh colleagues, while the Potteries trio Matt Hill, Chris Cooper and Craig Podmore travel down. Phil Clinton qualified in the Shifnal Spring Open last week and hopes to continue that form here, while BCGBA Parks Merit winner Tom Killen will want to follow his brother in qualifying for this. 

Sunday has Dennis Lewis Open Champion Sam Millward there along with Staffordshire's Glynn Storer, Lee Cavill and Kevin Keary. Carl Fielding is a former Warwick & Worcester Merit winner and Alex Hassall a former Midland Masters Champion. 

Coors Meole Open Weekend 2 Preview

Saturday 28th March 10 a.m. 

Saturday morning sees several top players looking to win this for the first time. Clay Flattley is current Shifnal Open champion, Spencer Clarke and Rich Goddard are former twice County Merit Champions, Dan Taylor is a former Staffordshire Merit winner, Kerry Morris and Aaron Tapper are former Midland Masters Champions, Pete Grimston a previous Edgmond Winter Shield winner, Nathan Dawes and Owen Evans are former George Davies Memorial champions, Danny Ferris a former Big Smash Champion and Peter Hammond Memorial winner Owen Cookson and Premier League Merit winner Liam Stevens are all there.

Saturday 28th March 2 p.m. 

The afternoon sees former All England winner Greg Smith look to win this for the first time, but will face challenge from another former All England winner John Bailey and last year's Meole Open winner Danny Barwise. Merseyside Merit winner Dave McDermott is there as well as other former winners Wayne Phillips and Adie Rowe and Pudsey Classic winner Robbie Ellis makes his first visit here

Sunday 29th March 10 a.m. 

Sunday morning sees Welsh Merit champion Nick Jones there as well as Midland Masters winners Jamie King and Dan Petcher. Former Shropshire Junior Merit winner Perry Evans is there as well as former Newport Open runner up Ayden Smith. 

Sunday 29th March 2 p.m. 

The last session sees former All England Champion Darren Plenderleith there, as well as Bowring Open winner Scott Harries and Dennis Lewis Open Champion Sam Millward. Spring Waterloo winner Cheryl Caswell is there as well as Midland Masters winner Alex Hassell and Haunchwood Open Champion Phil Clinton. Staffordshire have a few players there including county players Glynn Storer and Danny Statham. 

Edgmond Open Session 7&8 Preview

The final weekend of qualifying in the Edgmond Open sponsored by Howdens Burntwood takes place with 8 spots left. 

Saturday sees Bridgewater Open winner John Bailey enter for the first time along with two Welsh colleagues, while the Potteries trio Matt Hill, Chris Cooper and Craig Podmore travel down. Phil Clinton qualified in the Shifnal Spring Open last week and hopes to continue that form here, while BCGBA Parks Merit winner Tom Killen will want to follow his brother in qualifying for this. 

Sunday has Dennis Lewis Open Champion Sam Millward there along with Staffordshire's Glynn Storer, Lee Cavill and Kevin Keary. Carl Fielding is a former Warwick & Worcester Merit winner and Alex Hassall a former Midland Masters Champion. 

Donnington Wood Open Finals Review

Callum Wraight won the first ever Donnington Wood Open after beating Pete Farmer 6 in the final. He was always in control going 7-0 up and then 13-3. From 15-6 ahead he ran out. In the Semi Finals he defeated Dan Taylor after going 17-9 up from 11-8 ahead and winning 11, while Pete Farmer fought back from 7-2 down to Pete Grimston to level at 10 across and from 16 across run out. 

Quarter Finals:

Callum Wraight was 12-8 down to Will Childs but only conceded two more. 

Dan Taylor was 15-3 up on Andy Armstrong but then went 18-15 down. 

Pete Grimston was 5-4 down to Ayden Smith but from 10-6 up won 8. 

Pete Farmer was 10-0 up on Dan Edmonds in 5 ends and despite Dan getting back to 18-14 down Pete ran out. 

Last 16:

Will Childs was 12-7 down to Ash Wellings and from 18-13 behind won 20. 

Callum Wraight was only 9-7 up on Jack Desmond but only conceded two more. 

Andy Armstrong was 9-6 and 15-13 down to Adrian Owens but he went 17-15 up and won 18. 

Dan Taylor was 13-12 down to Clay Flattley but went 18-13 ahead and won 14. 

Pete Grimston from 12-7 up went 20-7 up and won 10 against Chris Baker. 

Ayden Smith was 5-4 down to Simon Dreher but went 11-5 ahead. He went 20-10 up and held on to win 18. 

Dan Edmonds was 9-1 down to Gary Whitehall but led 16-15 after scoring four 2s from 15-8 behind and went on to win 19. 

Pete Farmer was only 13-12 up on Josh Bradburn but went 20-12 ahead. Josh got back to 20-19 down but Pete got the one he needed. 

Donnington Wood Open Finals Preview

The first finals of the Donnington Wood Open takes place tonight as 16 players chase the £550 first prize and a place in the Shropshire Champion of Champions. Callum Wraight will start as favourite as usual and plays Jack Desmond first game. The winner of that could play BCGBA Champion of Champion winner Ash Wellings, but he has to overcome Will Childs first round. Clay Flattey against Dan Taylor promises to be a classic, with Andy Armstrong a strong favourite against local bowler Adrian Owens from Albrighton. Pete Farmer will look to gain revenge for Josh Bradburn beating him on this green in the Mid Shropshire Thursday Night League Merit Final. Gary Whitehall takes on Danny Edmonds, who makes the long trip down from Cumbria, while Chris Baker and Simon Dreher came together and qualified, and play Pete Grimston and Ayden Smith, two former Donnington Players. 

It promises to be a great night of action from 5.30 p.m. with the scores updated on here. Good luck to all 16 players. 

Coors Meole Open Weekend 1 Preview

The Coors Meole Open returns this weekend with nearly 128 players taking part. There is no burger van this year, but Meole will be doing cold rolls on the Saturday and hot food on the Sunday. 

The afternoon session at 2 p.m. sees a few players coming over from Edgmond to play. Former Midland Masters winner Gary Owen and Lee Brown are there, as well as last year's runner-up Carl Fielding and 2023 runner up Reece Farr. Leighton Roberts has won the Isle of Man before, and Owen won two titles in Shropshire last season in the Adderley & Sinclair Opens. Chris Ward and Gordon Hawkins have many titles between them and will look to roll back the years. 

Sunday morning at 10 sees Callum Wraight look to add to his four titles, with former All England winner Chris Mordue there along with son Josh Mordue, winner of many competitions up north. Andy Hughes is a two time winner of this, and travels with Nick Hughes, while Paul Williams is another former winner of this in 2005. Andy Armstrong is a former winner of the Woodfield Open, and Ed Proudlove won the Bandit series last year. Pete Grimston is a former Edgmond Winter Shield winner. 

The final session of the weekend at 2 sees another former winner in Wayne Rogers take part, along with Scott Simpson and Elliot McGuinness, winners of the Wrockwardine Wood Open. Derbyshire bring 7 players down, with former Junior All England winner Louie Furniss. Jordie Baddeley won the Dennis Lewis Open in 2024, and Ben Percival has won the West Brom Open previously. 

Shifnal Spring Open Session 3 & 4 Preview

There are 8 more spots available in the finals of the Shifnal Spring Opens. 

Saturday sees Bylet & Newport Open winner Jamie King play along with Edgmond Open Champion Josh Cotton. Staffordshire Merit winner Nick Wyer is there as well as Horsehay pair Jack Clayton and Steve Reeves. 

Sunday is a star studded field taking part. BCGBA Champion of Champion winner Ash Wellings, County Merit winners Chris Stretch & Josh Bradburn, Colwyn Bay winner Stuart Rutter, Staffordshire Merit winners Dan Taylor and Chris Ward, Norman Ford Memorial winner Joe Killen and Wrockwardine Wood Open multiple winner Scott Simpson are all there. 

Edgmond Open Sessions 5 & 6 Preview

There are two more sessions of the Edgmond Open this weekend as another 8 finals day spots are taken. Both sessions start at 10 a.m. with practice at 9.30 a.m. 

Saturday sees former Isle of Man winner Leighton Roberts there along with Owen Jackson, winner of last year's Adderley and Sinclair Opens. Reece Farr, winner of the Owley Wood, takes part, along with former Staffordshire County Merit winner Nick Wyer. West Brom Open and Midland Masters champion Gary Owen is there, along with another former Midland Masters winner in Lee Brown. Steve Burroughs travels back to Shropshire with some of his Cheshire contigient with him, while Dave Worthington and Sam Patterson travel further down from North Lancs & Fylde. Shropshire Merit winner Rich Goddard is there, along with Joe Dicken, who impressed in these competitions last season, and Ayden Smith, who later that day will take place in the Donnington Wood finals along with Rich. 

Sunday is a field assembled of nearly half Derbyshire players. Jack Desmond brings his friends down again after doing so last weekend, with Matt Farmer also bringing two others as Jack aims to keep his 100% qualifying record up in this competition. Kerry Morris, the Jack & Jean Isherwood Veterans Championship winner travels with Joe Williamson, and the two Kings are there, Aaron and Jamie, who both qualified for this last season. Colwyn Bay festival winner Stuart Rutter is there along with Clay Flattley, winner of the Shifnal Open last season. 

Donnington Wood Open Qualifying Preview

The new Donnington Wood Open starts tomorrow as up to 64 bowlers look for the 16 finals day tickets next Saturday. The first session on Saturday morning has a Derbyshire quintet there, as well as Castlefields pair Andy Armstrong and Rich Goddard. Steve Pratt and Natty Tonks have won much over in North Midlands, while Stuart Rutter won the Sir John Bayley Winter League Merit just last Sunday. His Bayley team mate Josh Bradburn won the Thursday Night Merit on here and aims to add this to his collection. The afternoon session sees former All England and favourite Callum Wraight aim to qualify, but has Scott Simpson there, who has won the Open down the road at Wrockwardine several times. Dan Williams and Jordan Millman have impressed in the Winter League at Biddulph, with their team mate Pete Farmer there and Joe Killen, winner of the Norman Ford Memorial last season, taking part. 

Sunday sees former Donnington players and current Bayley team mates Dan Taylor and Pete Grimston taking part, as well as Martin Gaut and Tom Killen, now both county men. Keith Wall won the Shropshire Premier Bowling League 25th Anniversary Competition on this green, with Glen Herbert and Kevin Handley travelling over with their vast competition experience. The afternoon has BCGBA Champion of Champions winner Ash Wellings taking part, along with former Newport and Bylet Open winner Scott Harries, and current Shifnal Open winner Clay Flattley. Ayden Smith played here, albeit more on the other green, while Dan Edmonds makes the long trip down from Cumbria to take part. 

There is food available both days. 

Results will be on here. 

Saturday 14th March 10 a.m. 

Saturday 14th March 2 p.m. 

Sunday 15th March 10 a.m. 

Sunday 15th March 2 p.m. 

Shifnal Spring Open Preview

The Shifnal Spring Open returns this weekend with 32 players looking to book the 8 places for finals day. Shifnal Open winner Clay Flattley looks to make it a double as he takes part on Saturday night. BCGBA Parks Merit winner Tom Killen is there, along with a Derbyshire quintet led by Junior All England winner Louie Furniss. Shropshire Merit winner Spencer Clarke is there along with Pete Grimston and Martin Gaut. Sunday sees Callum Wraight look to add this his to ever growing trophy collection and has his Castlefields team mates Andy Armstong and Rich Goddard there. Pete Farmer is another who looks to add this title to his collection, with Emmet McKinley hoping to reach finals day like he did last season. 

The bar is open with hot and cold drinks and snacks. 

Full results will be on here.

Saturday 14th March 6.45 p.m.

Sunday 15th March 6.45 p.m. 

Edgmond Open Fields & Preview

The Edgmond Open returns this weekend with half of the field taking part this weekend. On Saturday sees a strong field in Woodfield Open winner Andy Armstrong there, Wrockwardine Wood Open winners Elliot McGuinness and Scott Simpson, Norman Ford Memorial Champion Joe Killen, Shropshire Merit winner Spencer Clarke and runner up Keith Wall, who lost out on here in the 1998 final versus Keith Pessall. The afternoon sees another Shropshire Merit winner in Josh Bradburn take part, as well as Matt Gilmore, winner of many competitions including the All England in 2016. Adam Jones reached the final of the Shropshire Champion of Champions on here last year, and will want to use that form here.

Sunday morning at 10 sees the defending Champion Josh Cotton try to retain his title, but has BCGBA Champion of Champion Ash Wellings there. Former Bowring and Newport Open winner Scott Harries is there as well as Under 25 Merit winner Rhys Marshall and serial Shropshire Merit winner Pete Farmer. Gerald Merry will look to use his experience with Emmet McKinley looking to continue his impressive run so far in his young career. The Afternoon has Shropshire Champion of Champion Callum Wraight look to win this for the first time, but has stern competition from 2017 All England winner Darren Plenderleith, last year's Semi Finalist Dan Petcher, Ladies Spring Waterloo winner Cheryl Caswell and Moor Lane Open Champion Darrell Handley.

Please find the fields below for this weekend. 

There will be hot food available at each session. 

Results will be on here.  

Saturday 14th March 10 a.m. 

Saturday 14th March 2 p.m. 

Sunday 15th March 10 a.m.

Sunday 15th March 2 p.m.

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