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	Rhos Park “B”		Min-y-Don
1	Neville Bancroft		Graham Rogers
2	Maureen Goodwin		Wyn Williams
3	Jack Hunt		Chris Pearson
4	Alan Wilcock		Jeff Bamford
5	Rod Bethel		Maurice McAllister
6	Jackie Ollerton		John Davies
7	Ron Wilkinson		Rod Goodband
8	Ian Lawley		Stephen Roberts
9	Jim Smith		Graham Thomas
10	Gari Williams		Andy Clayton
11	Alan Moore		Nigel Breeze
12	David Goodwin		Mike Clarke
		+30		+30
	Total		Total

Reserves:			Reserves:
Alan Kynaston			Dave Morgan Jones
Robin Mailer			Dave Jeffries
			Trefor Edwards

Captain-Jim Smith			Captain-Wyn Williams

The Glyndwr Bowling Association would like to express their thanks to the Rhos-on-Sea bowling club for hosting this year’s Rayner Shield Final

Today’s Final has Both Teams on plus 30 on a Handicap mark.

Prize money is £80 to the winners and £50 to the runners-up

First Round 09-07
234	Rhyl BC	v	Rhos Park “B”	265	Abergele
276	Rhuddlan	v	Rhos On Sea “A”	242	Old Colwyn
	Grove Park	v	Mochdre Park	W/O
252	St Asaph “B”	v	St Asaph “A”	247	Denbigh
231	Old Colwyn	v	Colwyn Bay RBL “B”	237	Rhos Park
299	Rhos Park ‘C’	v	Rhos on Sea “B”	289	Mochdre Park
215	Min-y-Don	v	Prestatyn Highbury	203	Grove Park
313	Bryn Newydd	v	Denbigh “B”	234	Meliden

Second Round 23-07
221	Rhuddlan	v	Rhos Park ‘B’	261	Llysfaen
280	St Asaph “B”	v	Mochdre	263	Old Colwyn
289	Colwyn Bay RBL “B”	v	Rhos Park ‘C’	214	North Wales Police
242	Bryn Newydd	v	Min-y-Don	252	Rhyl BC

Semi-Finals 13-08
253	St Asaph “B”	v	Rhos Park ‘B’	254	Rhyl BC
253	Min-y-Don	v	Colwyn Bay RBL “B”	226	Mochdre Park

Final 12-09
	Rhos Park “B”	v	Min-y-Don		Rhos on Sea

Rayner Shield Champions

The Rayner Shield was presented to the Glyndwr Bowling Association at the start of the 1989 season by Mr Ronald Rayner of the Rhos on Sea Bowling Club. The Rayner Shield was meant to be played for by those clubs who had lost in the first round of the Binns Cup. 1989 saw the start of the Glyndwr Bowling Association formed with just 16 clubs after the setting up of the Wrexham area. Many of the clubs entered ‘A’ and ‘B’ teams to boost the entry list for the Binns Cup. The Shield at that time supplemented many clubs fixtures until the introduction of further evening leagues within the Glyndwr area. The shield was intended to be a handicap competition as the Binns Cup was an open draw which meant that strong teams and those less strong could compete on a level playing field. The Management Committee would meet as now to set handicaps for each of the teams knocked out in their first match played. In 2009 there was a change to include the losers of the first two rounds of the Binns Cup in the Rayner Shield. This has resulted in an improved competition for all clubs to take place in a level playing field and to allow players of all abilities to take part.

Rayner Shield

Presented in 1989

Mr Robert Rayner of Rhos on Sea

as a

Handicap Competition

1989 Min-y-Don ‘B’

1990 Rhos Park ‘B’

1991 Abergele

1992 Trefnant ‘A’

1993 Llysfaen

1994 Rhos Park ‘C’

1995 Rhos Park ‘B’

1996 Llysfaen ‘A’

1997 Rhos on Sea beat Kinmel Bay

1998 Prestatyn Highbury ‘A’ beat Old Colwyn ‘B’ by 18pts

1999 St Asaph ‘B’ beat Eirias Park ‘B’ 286-264

2000 Grove Park beat Llysfaen ‘B’

2001 Rhuddlan beat Denbigh ‘B’ 265-261

2002 Rhos Park ‘B’ beat

2003 Eirias Park beat Old Colwyn ‘B’

2004 Rhos on Sea beat Prestatyn Highbury

2005 North Wales Police beat St Asaph ‘A’ 257-252

2006 Colwyn Bay RBL beat Old Colwyn

2007 Meliden beat Kinmel Bay ‘B’

2008 Eirias Park beat Bryn Newydd

2009 Rhos on Sea “A” beat Denbigh “A”

The records are not complete, if anybody is aware of the runners up and the scores which are missing could they please advise the Secretary Roy Mills on 01492-530108 to allow the full history of the competition to be retained for the future

Rhos Park “B”

Min-y-Don