Winners: Moama Bowling Club's Kevin Anderson (left) with Prestige Pairs winners Brad Marron and Greg Podesta. Photo: Moama Bowling Club
With a share of $40,000 on the line at Moama Bowling Club’s Men’s Prestige Pairs, Kangaroo Flat bowlers Brad Marron and Greg Podesta cashed in throughout the three-day tournament.
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With one game left, the duo timed their run to perfection, needing a win in the final round to hunt down competition leaders Jeremy Henry and Aaron Teys.
A win was what they got, toppling James Whitehead and Matt Ellul to finish atop the standings with 14 points and 78 shots up.
Matt Flapper and Peter Loe ended in second, while Henry and Teys rounded out the top three after Wednesday’s final day of play.
Cameron Keenan finished as the top-ranked local competitor, ending the tournament in seventh place, just two points behind Podesta and Marron, playing alongside Ryan Bester.
The annual competition saw 96 bowlers converge on Moama to compete for the substantial cash prize and welcomed some of Australian bowls’ biggest names.
Thumbs up: Cameron Keenan shows his appreciation to teammate Ryan Bester. Photos: Josh Huntly
Familiar face: Alex Marshall directs his shot.
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Smooth: David Cartwright was on song with this shot.
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Locked in: John Worledge keeps his eye on the bowl.
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Shots up: Moama Bowling Club was a hive of activity for the 2023 Prestige Pairs.
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