SPBL Merit 2025 Report

Callum Wraight retained the John Coxill Trophy with a dominant display in the final. He beat Reece Farr 21-9 after racing 11-0 and 19-4 up to the crown and back. In the Semi Finals he had got past Josh Bradburn after being 6-0 up and holding off any attempt by Josh to come back at him to win 14. The other Semi saw Reece Farr go 12-4 up on Jamie King and hold on to win 19.

The Quarter Finals saw the only time Callum was behind, 6-3 early on against Joe Killen, but recovered to go 10-6 up and win 15. The other three Quarters saw some great bowling by the winners. Reece Farr went 7-2 and 14-5 up on Nick Jones down the edge to win 9, Josh Bradburn from 4-3 up went 20-3 up and won 6 against Cheryl Caswell, and Jamie King from 8-4 and 12-6 up won 7 versus Andy Armstrong.

Callum thanked Sinclair for hosting and thanked Rob Burroughs and Martin Gaut for their efforts in running the competition. Thank you to everyone who entered this season.

Well done to Callum on his success. Thank you to Sinclair for hosting and to Jack Hazeldine and others for measuring and marking.

Callum Wraight receives the John Coxill Trophy off Competitions Secretary Rob Burroughs.
The finalists Reece Farr and Callum Wraight with Competitions Secretary Rob Burroughs.
The 8 finalists. From left: Jamie King, Cheryl Caswell, Joe Killen, Josh Bradburn, Nick Jones, Callum Wraight, Reece Farr & Andy Armstrong.

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