Latest National Rankings for May released
Both Ryan Bester and Kristina Krstic have continued their stranglehold on the respective male and female number one ranking positions with just one major event before the rankings year competition.
The National Rankings System operates on a yearly rolling-points system, where all points accrued are retained for a twelve-month period and are then discounted.
The rankings year concludes at the completion of the 2019 Australian Open, with the number one ranked male and female players earning the titles of Male and Female Bowlers of the Year and $3,000 prize purses each.
(Scroll to the bottom of this page to also view National Rankings sans June 2018 events, including 2018 Australian Open ranking points deducted.)
Players can accrue ranking points from all national events, State Championships, State Champion of Champion and selected club events.
Top-ranked players by state (Men):
ACT: Mac McLean (overall ranking – 19)
NSW: Corey Wedlock (overall ranking – 2)
NT: Trystan Smallacombe (overall ranking – 31)
QLD: Sean Baker (overall ranking – 3)
SA: Josh Studham (overall ranking – 41)
TAS: Joshua Appleyard (overall ranking – 76)
VIC: Lee Schraner (overall ranking – 4)
WA: Daniel Brown (overall ranking – 50)
Overseas (CAN): Ryan Bester (overall ranking – 1)
Top-ranked players by state (Women):
ACT: Sharon Harmer (overall ranking – 51)
NSW: Natasha Scott (overall ranking – 8)
NT: Colleen Orr (overall ranking – 21)
QLD: Chloe Stewart (overall ranking – 3)
SA: Patria McGrath (overall ranking – 69)
TAS: Rebecca Van Asch (overall ranking – 2)
VIC: Carla Krizanic (overall ranking – 10)
WA: Kristina Krstic (overall ranking – 1)
Overseas (NZ): Katelyn Inch (overall ranking – 7)
Overall Player Rankings (Men):
1: Ryan Bester (OS CAN): 461 pts
2: Corey Wedlock (NSW): 389
3: Sean Baker (QLD): 333
4: Lee Schraner (TAS): 327
5: Aron Sherriff (QLD): 319
Overall Player Rankings (Women):
1: Kristina Krstic (WA): 259 pts
2: Rebecca Van Asch (TAS): 244
3: Chloe Stewart (QLD): 239
4: Maria Rigby (QLD): 224
5: Ester Regan (QLD): 215
