Players - Jonathan Ross

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• Ross Romps Into Welsh Grand Prix Quarters
  Wednesday 2nd February, 2011 by
  

  Scotland's 14th seed Jonathan Ross became the lowest seed to secure a place in the quarter-finals of the Co-operative Funeralcare Welsh Grand Prix when he upset ninth seed Mervyn King on the last day of second round action in the final World Bowls Tour ranking event of the season at the City and County of Swansea Indoor Bowls Club in Swansea.

  
  
  
• Gourlay Survives Dramatic Second Round In Swansea
  Wednesday 2nd February, 2011 by
  

  Scotland's former champion David Gourlay survived a nail-biting encounter in the Co-operative Funeralcare Welsh Grand Prix to claim a place in the quarter-finals of the final World Bowls Tour ranking event of the season at the City and County of Swansea Indoor Bowls Club in Swansea.

  
  
  
• Top Two Seeds Through To Potters Quarter-Finals
  Wednesday 19th January, 2011 by
  

  Paul Foster and Greg Harlow, the top two players in the World Bowls Tour world rankings, secured their places in the quarter-finals of the Potters Holidays World Indoor Singles Championship after contrasting displays in today's second round at Potters Leisure Resort in Norfolk.

  
  
  
• Confident Foster Sees Off Young Pretender at Potters
  Thursday 13th January, 2011 by
  

  Stewart Anderson's hopes of reaching the final of the Potters Holidays World Indoor Singles Championship for the second year in a row were dashed today when the young Scot fell at the first hurdle to second-seeded compatriot Paul Foster in the first round of the premier World Bowls Tour event in Norfolk.

  
  
  
• Newcomer Bainbridge Beats Price In Perth
  Sunday 7th November, 2010 by
  

  Stuart Bainbridge, an Australian qualifier making his first appearance on the World Bowls Tour, claimed an unexpected place in the last 16 of The Co-operative Funeralcare Scottish International Open ...

  
  
  
• Scot Paul Foster Is New Wbt World Number One
  Tuesday 16th February, 2010 by Howard Harding
  Scotland’s Paul Foster Crowns A Historic Season On The World Bowls Tour By Emerging As The New World Number One, According To The Wbt World Rankings For The 2010/11 Season Which Are Announced Today.
  
  
• Bond Battles Into Welsh Quarters
  Thursday 4th February, 2010 by Howard Harding
  England's Ian Bond Recovered From A Set Down To Beat Next Season's World Number One Paul Foster In The Second Round Of The Gravells Welsh International Open To Reach The Quarter-finals Of The Final World Bowls Tour Ranking Event Of This Season At The City And County Of Swansea Indoor Bowls Club In Swansea.
  
  
• Weale Keeps Alive Welsh Hopes In Swansea
  Thursday 4th February, 2010 by Howard Harding
  Robert Weale Edged To Victory Over Englishman Ian Bond In The Quarter-finals Of The Gravells Welsh International Open To Keep Alive Home Hopes Of Title Success In The Final World Bowls Tour Ranking Event Of This Season At The City And County Of Swansea Indoor Bowls Club In Swansea.
  
  
• Burnett Bursts Into World Top 16 At Swansea
  Tuesday 2nd February, 2010 by Howard Harding
  After Hovering Outside The World Bowls Tour World Top 16 For The Past Seven Seasons, Scotland's Darren Burnett Has Guaranteed Himself A Place In The Elite Group Next Season After Beating World Number One-ranked Compatriot Alex Marshall In The Second Round Of The Gravells Welsh International Open At The City And County Of Swansea Indoor Bowls Club In Swansea.
  
  
• Stone Overturns Kerkow In Swansea Upset
  Monday 1st February, 2010 by Howard Harding
  English Qualifier Tim Stone Produced An Impressive Upset On The Third Day Of First Round Action In The Gravells Welsh International Open When He Beat Australia's Three Times Former Champion Kelvin Kerkow To Reach The Last 16 Of The World Bowls Tour Event At The City And County Of Swansea Indoor Bowls Club In Swansea.