Year	Score	Teams
2024	Australia 342 - New Zealand 324	Ranea Jones, Molly Bretag, Lucas Furlan
2023	Not Contested
2022	Not Contested
2021	Not Contested
2020	Australia 335 -  New Zealand 295	William Freni-Lizzi, Gabriel Sensi, Travis Streeter
2019	Australia 346 -  New Zealand 294	Thomas Armstrong, Adam Bylsma, Mitchell Iles
2018	Not Contested
2017	Australia 362 -  New Zealand 317	Adam Bylsma, Elias Dagher, Mitchell Iles, Frank Morris
2016	Australia 237 -  New Zealand 232	Adam Bylsma, Sam Bylsma, Mitchell Iles
2015	Australia 330 -  New Zealand 328	Mitchell Iles, Alex Sibillin, Jack Wallace
2014	Not Contested
2013	Australia 336/375 - New Zealand 326/375	Frank Minici, Brett Dunstan, Michael McNabb
2012	New Zealand -  Australia	Frank Minici, Brett Dunstan, Daniel Di Pietro

Glenn Trophy Selection Criteria

This is an annual Skeet event between Australia and New Zealand. It is conducted at each Skeet Nationals of both countries on alternate years. Odd years it is conducted in New Zealand and even years in Australia. It is a 50 target team event made up of five members from each country.

The current selection criteria for both the Australian teams (home and away) is the top five scores of the Handicap, Commonwealth Skeet and National 12 Gauge events (250 targets in total). This team will be chosen at the Skeet Nationals the year prior.

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YEAR	WINNER	SCORE	RUNNER UP	SCORE
2024	Australia	250	New Zealand	236
2023	Australia	245	New Zealand	243
2022	Australia	242	New Zealand	237
2021	Australia - (postal)	248	New Zealand	244
2020	No Contest Held	N/A	N/A	N/A
2019	New Zealand	245	Australia	243
2018	Australia	246	New Zealand	244
2017	Australia	242	New Zealand	241
2016	Australia	245	New Zealand	242
2015	Australia	241	New Zealand	238
2014	Australia	245	New Zealand	240
2013	Australia	247	New Zealand	245
2012	Australia	246	New Zealand	241
2011	Australia	243	New Zealand	241
2010	New Zealand	243	Australia	238
2009	Australia	245	New Zealand	238
2008	New Zealand	244	Australia	232
2007	Australia	245	New Zealand	241
2006	New Zealand	247	Australia	244
2005	Australia	244	New Zealand
2004	Australia	244	New Zealand	239
2003	New Zealand	248	Australia	242
2002	Australia	249	New Zealand	241
2001	Australia	248	New Zealand
2000	Australia	246	New Zealand	244
1999	Tie
1998	New Zealand	241	Australia	237
1997	Australia	241	New Zealand	230
1996	Australia	241	New Zealand	230
1995	Australia	246	New Zealand
1994	Australia	242	New Zealand
1993	Australia	293	New Zealand	273
1992	New Zealand	121	Australia	117
1991	New Zealand	117	Australia	114
1990	Australia	120	New Zealand	115
1989	Tie	118		118
1988	Australia	121	New Zealand	118
1987	Australia		New Zealand
1986	Tie	123		123
1985	Australia		New Zealand
1984	Australia	99	New Zealand
1983	Australia		New Zealand
1982	Australia		New Zealand
1981	Australia	122	New Zealand	120
1980	New Zealand		Australia
1979	Australia		New Zealand
1978	New Zealand		Australia
1977	Australia		New Zealand
1976	New Zealand		Australia
1975	Australia		New Zealand
1974	New Zealand	116	Australia
1973	New Zealand		Australia
1972	Tie
1971	New Zealand		Australia
1970	New Zealand		Australia
1969	New Zealand		Australia
1968	New Zealand		Australia
1967	Australia	115	New Zealand
1966	Australia	117	New Zealand
1965	New Zealand	177	Australia
1964	Australia	118	New Zealand
1963	New Zealand	118	Australia
1962	Australia	117	New Zealand
1961	New Zealand	117	Australia
1960	Tie	118

2024 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in Australia, with Australia winning with 250 a perfect score and New Zealand 236

AUS: Lorraine Hughes, Matthew De Paoli, Antony Ballarino, David O'Sullivan, Michael Buttigieg.
NZ: Mike Ashton, John Tonkin, Jarrod Watt, Steven Cooper, Gregor McKenzie.

2023 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in New Zealand, with Australia winning Australia 245 and New Zealand  243
AUS: Shane Bennett, Michael Buttigieg, Jack Stockdale, Paul Saliba, Glenn Walker.
NZ: Clark Pirie, Mason Reed, Kelvin Gutsell, Jackson Hann, Andy Peter.

2022 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in Australia, with Australia winning 242 and New Zealand 234
AUS: Paul Saliba, Michael Buttigieg, Mark Rosenboom, Antony Ballarino, Jack Stockdale.
NZ: Richard Westlake, Steven Cooper, Andy Peter, Shawn Gwillim, Jackson Hann.

2021 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in New Zealand, with Australia winning 248 and New Zealand 244
AUS: Glenn Clarke, Michael Buttigieg, Michael Rixon, Wayne Petersen, Richard Sammon.
N?ANZ: Andy Peter, Richard Westlake, Shane Quinn, Michael Hartstonge, Clark Pirie.

2020 No Competition

2019 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in New Zealand, with New Zealand winning New Zealand 245 and Australia 243

AUS: Michael Buttigieg, Jack Stockdale, Leigh Roberts, Salvatore Agostino, Mal Briggs.
NZ: Andy Peter, Richard Westlake, Michael Harstonge, Shane Quinn, Colin Heard.

2018 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in Australia, with Australia winning 246 and New Zealand 244
AUS: Mal Briggs, Michael Buttigieg, Nathan Campbell, Max Oakley, David O'Sullivan.
NZ: John Tonkin, Richard Westlake, Kelvin Gutsell, Peter Lassen, Ray Everett.

2017 Glenn Trohpy Team
Competed for in New Zealand, with Australia winning 242 and New Zealand 242A
US: Max Oakley, David O'Sullivan, Nathan Campbell, Mal Briggs, Michael Buttigieg.
NZ: Steve Cooper, Shane Quinn, John Tonkin, Ray Everett, Mike Sime.

2016 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in Australia, with Australia winning 245 and New Zealand 242
AUS: Leigh Roberts, Craig O'Neill, Eddy Elder, Glenn Clarke, Paul Johnston. 

2015 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in New Zealand, with winning 241 and New Zealand 238
AUS: Antony Ballarino, Nigel Hughes, Paul Johnston, David O'Sullivan, Glenn Walker.
NZ: Steven Cooper, Mason Reed, Merv Pratt, Tony Truss, Colin Heard.

2014 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in Australia, with Australia winning 245 and New Zealand 240
AUS: Michael Buttigieg, Sam Arcuri, Lorraine Hughes, Thomas Rhue, Robert Elder.
NZ: Dean Everett, Ray Everett, Kelvin Gustsell, Lindsay Rogers, Steven Cooper.

2013 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in New Zealand and Australia winning 247 and New Zealand 245

AUS: Adrian Cousens, Glenn Clarke, Lorraine Hughes, Ben Garraway, David O'Sullivan.
NZ: Dean Everett, Kelvin Gutsell, Tony Truss, Colin Heard, Jamie PerFerdson.

2012 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in Australia with Australia winning 246 to New Zealand 241:
AUS: Nick Aird, Shane O'Brien, Craig O'Neill, Leigh Roberts, Dwayne Taylor.
NZ: Tony Truss, David Da Silva, Peter Boyd, Dean Everett, Steven Cooper.

2011 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in New Zealand and Australia winning Australia 243 and New Zealand 241

AUS: Shane Bennett, Leigh Roberts, Len Edwards, David O'Sullivan, Steve Vaccaro.
NZ: Ray Everett, Kelvin Gustell, Lindsay Rodgers, Ewan Pirie, Steven Cooper.

2010 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in Australia with New Zealand winning 243 to Australia 238
NZ: Kelvin Gustell, Clarke Pirie, Tony Truss, David De Salvia, Ray Everett.
AUS: Laurie Chelepy, Glenn Clarke, Leigh Roberts, Corey Rutter, Peter Vella.

2009 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in New Zealand with Australia winning 245 to New Zealand 238.
AUS: Benn Baker, Mal Briggs, Nigel Hughes, Brendan Pearson, Glenn Walker.
NZ: Kelvin Gutsell, Clarke Pirie, Tony Truss, Shane Evans, Dean Everett.

2008 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in Australia with New Zealand winning 244 to Australia 232.
NZ: Lindsay Rodgers, Kelvin Gutsell, Merv Pratt, Graham Geater, Ray Everettt.
AUS: Gil Farish, Laurie Sceresini, Blake Slater, Peter Vosper, Ben Baker.

2007 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in New Zealand with Australia winning 245 to New Zealand 241.
AUS: Gil Farish, Bob Dower, David Dundon, Leigh Roberts, John Pope.
NZ: Steven Cooper, Merv Pratt, Dean Everett, Lindsay Rodgers, Grant Taylor.

2006 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in Australia with New Zealand winning 247 to 244.
AUS: Martin Perry, Adrian Lucchitti, John Eckel, John Pope, Leigh Roberts.
NZ: Brian Thomson, Ray Everett, Lindsay Rodgers, Steven Cooper, Merv Pratt.

2005 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in New Zealand with Australia winning on 244.
AUS: Mark Newman, Adrian Lucchitti, Paul Johnston, Nick Aird, Jamie Cameron.
NZ: Lindsay Rodgers, Russell Smart, Ewan Pirie, Steven Cooper, Guy Brookes.

2004 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in Australia with Australia winning 244 to New Zealand 239.
AUS: Julian Lucchitti, Chris Rockliff, Jamie Cameron, Mark Newman, Leigh Roberts.
NZ: Steven Cooper, Brain Thomson, Tony Truss, David Da Silva, Lindsay Rodgers

2003 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in New Zealand with New Zealand winning 248 to Australia 242.
NZ: Ray Everett, Dean Everett, Lindsay Rodgers, Russell Smart, David De Silva.
AUS: Kym Retsas, Laurie Sceresini, Laurie Chelepy, Peter Vosper, Glen Moorby.

2002 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in Australia with Australia winning 249 to New Zealand 241.
AUS: Glenn Moorby, Leigh Roberts, Paul Johnston, Laurie Chelepy, Laurie Sceresini.
NZ: Dean Everett, Ray Everett, Lindsay Rogers, John Wooley, Tib Gedson

2001 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in New Zealand with Australia winning 248.
AUS: Laurie Chelepy, Leigh Roberts, Kim Retsas, Robbie Marino, David Dundon.
NZ: Ray Everett, Neil Thomson, D Gibb, Gavin Seale, Dean Everette.

2000 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in Australia with Australia winning.
AUS: Kym Retsas, Den Dudenus, Laurie Chelepy, Laurie Sceresini, Gerry Petruska.
NZ: Neil Thomson, Ray Everett, Davis Da Sailva, Russell Smart, Gavin Seale.

1999 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in New Zealand with both teams having a tie.
AUS: Max Barton, Guy Beddington, Scott Wright, Sam Forsythe, Adrian Lucchitti.

1998 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in Australia with New Zealand winning.
NZ: Ray Everett, Mike O'Neill, Steven Cooper, Dennis Coulson, Russell Smart.
AUS: John Withers, Sam Forsyth, Dave Dundon, Leigh Roberts, Max Barton.

1997 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in New Zealand with Australia winning 241.
AUS: Bill Iles. Nick Aird, Nasseem Malouf, Bob Dower, Geoff Faulkes.
NZ: Brain Thomson, Steve Cooper, Mike O'Neil, Tony Winter, Ray Everett.

1996 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in Australia with Australia winning.
AUS: Bill Iles, Nick Aird, Nasseem Malouf, Robert Dower, Geoff Faulkes.
NZ: Brian Thomson, Steven Cooper, Mike O'Neill, Tony Winter, Ray Everett.
NZ: Ray Everett, Mike O'Neil, Tony Winter, Steve Cooper, Brain Thomson

1995 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in New Zealand with Australia winning 246.
AUS: Adrian Cousens, Neil Dimmick, John Withers, Reg Clarke, Scott Wright.

1994 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in Australia with Australia winning.
NZ: Brian Thomson, Ray Everett, Gavin D Searle, George Viscovich, Gus Woolston
AUS: Malcolm Hill, Neal Dimmick, Ian Hale, Adrian Cousens, John Withers.

1993 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in New Zealand with Australia winning.
AUS: Brian Thomson, David Cunningham, Laurie Chelepy, Barney Rooke, C Naudin, G Clarke.

1992 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in Australia with New Zealand winning.
NZ: Gary lisle, Graeme Webber, Merv Pratt, Zelda McLure, George Viskovich.

1991 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in New Zealand with New Zealand winning.
NZ: Z McCure, B Carroll, T Truss, P Hill, G Brears, J Dempsey.

1990 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in Australia with Australia winning.
AUS: Maree Rooke, Reg Clarke, Paul Johnston, Daniel Burton, Scotty Gibson.

1989 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in New Zealand with both Team having a Tie
AUS: D Anton, M Facer, M Fisher, J Murphy, M Swale, T Catling.

1988 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in Australia with Australia winning.
AUS: Christan Naudin, Ben Dudenus, Joe Coci, Les Beechy, Alex Crikis.

1987 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in New Zealand with New Zealand winning.
NZ: Ian Waterhouse, G Greater, John Wooley, Graeme Webber, Brian Webber.

1986 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in Australia with both teams having a tie.
AUS: Adrian Cousens, Ben Dudenus, Laurie Chelepy, Craig Meuleman, Hank Theunissen.

1985 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in New Zealand with Australia winning.

1984 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in Australia with Australia winning.
AUS: Ian Hale, Gary Robinson, Peter Blackmore, Adrian Cousens

1983 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in New Zealand with Australia winning.

1982 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in Australia with Australia winning.
AUS: Ray Melville, Geoff Salmon, Guy Beddington, John King, Kevin Perkins

1981 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in New Zealand with Australia winning.
AUS: Adiran Cousens, Steve Balogh, Bill Atwood, Keny Lowry, John Summers.
NZ: John Wooley,rodger Wasley, George Viskovich, Peterson, Savage

1980 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in Australia with New Zealand winning.

1979 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in New Zealand with Australia winning.

1978 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in Australia with New Zealand winning.

1977 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in New Zealand with Australia winning.

1976 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in Australia with New Zealand winning by 2 points
NZ: H Havill, J Scoltock, T Everett Sr, K Isitt, C Hartley
AUS: Maurie Quirk, Barney Rooke, George Briggs, Jim Ellis, Richard Aquilina

1975 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in New Zealand with Australia winning.

1974 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in Australia with New Zealand winning.
AUS: Barry Kable, Steve Bell, Barney Rooke, Fred Hudson, Len Crema.

1973 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in New Zealand with New Zealand winning.

1972 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in Australia with both teams having a tie.

1971 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in New Zealand with New Zealand winning.

1970 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in Australia with New Zealand winning.

1969 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in New Zealand with New Zealand winning.

1968 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in Australia with New Zealand winning.

1967 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in New Zealand with Australia winning.

1966 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in Australia with Australia winning.
Don Scowcroft, B Hill, F Hudson, Don McCraith, M Fuller.

1965 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in New Zealand with New Zealand winning.

1964 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in Australia with Australia winning.

1963 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in New Zealand with New Zealand winning.

1962 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in Australian with Australian winning.

1961 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in New Zealand with New Zealand winning

1960 Glenn Trophy Team
Competed for in Australian with both teams having a tie.

AUSTRALIAN SKEET TEAM TO NSSA WORLDS SELECTION CRITERIA

Qualifying Events – National 20 gauge Championship 100 Targets, National Skeet Handicap 50 Targets, Commonwealth Skeet Championship 100 Targets, and National 12 Gauge Skeet Championship 100 Targets (x 450 targets) .

 Team – Team of 5 open shooters with 5 reserves.

 Eligibility – Subject to eligibility for Australian team selection (financial member of the ACTA, hold Australian citizenship, and be a resident of Australia).

 Ties – to be decided by count forward starting with the scores of the National Skeet Handicap, the first target missed is used to eliminate. If this does not get a result the same process will be applied to the Commonwealth Skeet Championship, and then the National 12 gauge Skeet Championship, or ties may be determined by the shoot off if agreed to by the Tournament Director.

 Selection Years – Teams are selected bi-annually each even year to represent at the Worlds in that same year. Eg 2022 selection to represent at the World Skeet Championships in 2022. 2024 selection to represent at the 2024 Worlds.

 Uniforms – The Team will be provided with a suitable Team uniform as per the ACTA uniforms policy.

  

Year	Location		Teams
2024	USA		Michael Buttigieg, Shane Bennett, Matthew De Paoli, Ben Baker Austin Gibbes
2022	USA		Jack Stockdale, Paul Saliba, Michael Buttigieg, Shane Bennett, David O'Sullivan
2020			No Competition
2018	USA		Michael Buttigieg, Adrian Cousens, Jack Stockdale, David O'Sullivan, Salvatore Agostino
2016	USA		Glenn Clarke, Craig O'Neill, Hayden Mountjoy, David O'Sullivan, Eddy Elder
2014	USA		Paul Johnston, David O'Sullivan, Shane O'Brien, Barry Moss, Glenn Walker
2012	USA		Paul Johnston, Craig O'Neill, Glenn Clarke, Shane O'Brien, David O'Sullivan
2009	England	Open	Benn Baker, Mal Briggs, Nigel Hughes, Hayden Mountjoy, Laurie Sceresini
2009	England	Ladies	Margaret Denton, Lorraine Hughes, Jacqueline Durham,
2009	England	Junior	Eddy Elder, Robert Elder, Blake Slater
2009	England	Veteran	Laurie Chelepy, Neal Dimmick, Howard Voke

 

 Underneath table is a list of Australian team members

YEAR	WINNER	SCORE	RUNNER UP	SCORE
2024	Australia on count back	248	New Zealand	248
2023	Australia	249	New Zealand	246
2022	Australia	248	New Zealand	244
2021	No Event Held
2020	Australia	249	New Zealand	246
2019	Australia	249	New Zealand	248
2018	Tie	248
2017	New Zealand	249	Australia	248
2016	Australia	244	New Zealand	239
2015	Australia	247	New Zeland	240
2014	Australia	248	New Zealand	247
2013	Australia	249	New Zealand	244
2012	New Zealand	247	Australia	245
2011	New Zealand	248	Australia	247
2010	New Zealand	245 (729)	Australia	723
2009	New Zealand	249	Australia	247
2008	Australia	249	New Zealand	243
2007	Australia	247	New Zealand	246
2006	Australia	720	New Zealand	674
2005	Australia	250	New Zealand	241
2004	Australia	250	New Zealand	243
2003	Australia	247	New Zealand	241
2002	New Zealand	731	Australia	716
2001	Australia	249	New Zealand	243
2000	Australia	743	New Zealand	734
1999	Australia	248	New Zealand	243
1998	Australia	249	New Zealand	244
1997	Australia	247	New Zealand	243
1996	Australia	248	New Zealand	247
1995	Australia	250	New Zealand	247
1994	New Zealand	250	Australia	249
1993	Australia	113/120	New Zealand
1992	Tie	116/120
1991	New Zealand	117/120	Australia	114/120
1990	Tie	118/120
1989	Australia	118/120	New Zealand	115/120
1988	New Zealand	117/120	Australia
1987	Tie	337/360
1986	Australia	344/360	New Zealand
1985	Tie	345/360
1984	Australia	116/120	New Zealand	115/120
1983	Australia	119/120	New Zealand
1982	New Zealand	120/120	Australia	118/120
1981	New Zealand	119/120	Australia	118/120
1980	Tie	118/120
1979	Australia	117/120	New Zealand
1978	Australia	118/120	New Zealand
1977	Tie	118/120
1976	Australia	112/120	New Zealand
1975	Tie	116/120
1974	Tie	116/120
1973	New Zealand	114/120	Australia
1972	New Zealand	118/120	Australia
1971	Tie	118/120
1970	New Zealand	116/120	Australia
1969	New Zealand	116/120	Australia
1968	Australia	118/120	New Zealand
1967	Australia	115/120	New Zealand
1966	Australia	117/120	New Zealand	115/120
1965	New Zealand	117/120	Australia
1964	Australia	118/120	New Zealand
1963	New Zealand	118/120	Australia
1962	Australia	117/120	New Zealand
1961	New Zealand	117/120	Australia
1960	Tie	118/120

2024 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in Australia with Australia winning 248 on count back to New Zealand 248.

AUS: Arthur Turner, Ben Woodhouse, Glen Castallero, Andrew Smith, Matthew Stokes.

NZ: Roger Bidios, Lukas Nicholl, Jon Beddis, Colin Waghorn, Stuart Sutherland

2023 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in Australia with Australia winning 249 to New Zealand 246.

AUS: Darryn Nicholls, Ben Woodhouse, Ash Hawker, Glenn Barton, Phil Grainger

NZ: Jon Beddis, Roder Bidios, Grant Nilsson, Gavin Searle, Grant Preston

2022 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in New Zealand with Australia winning 248 to New Zealand 244.

AUS: Darryn Nicholls, Glenn Barton, Ash Hawker, Greg Coleman, Ben Woodhouse

NZ: Colin Waghorn, Jon Beddis, Warren Luke, Darrell Cowan, Vance Butcher

2021 Glenn Cup Team - No Event Held

2020 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in New Zealand with Australia winning 249 to New Zealand 246.

AUS: Alex Dallas, Phil Grainger, William Freni-Lizzi, Matthew Molan, Jason Olivieri

NZ: Matthew Lovett, Gavin Searle, Jon Beddis,  Kent Nicholl, Dave Smith

2019 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in Australia with the Australia winning 249 to New Zealand 248.

AUS: James Hayden, Grady Evans, Phil Grainger, Kim Nealon, Cameron Browne

NZ: Jon Beddis, Toby Nicholl, Gavin Searle, Kent Nicholl, Lukas Nicholl

2018 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in New Zealand with the event being a tie of 248.

AUS: Stephen Atkins, Alex Dallas, Socrates Pilipasidis, Steven Trembath, Tom Turner

NZ: Stuart Sutherland, Robert Prince, Toby Nicholl, Gavin Searle, Jon Beddis

2017 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in Australia with New Zealand winning 249 to Australia 248.

NZ: Bob Waugh, Gavin Searle, Vance Butcher, Rodger Bidois, Jon Beddis

AUS: Stephen Atkins, Andrew Brady, Emma Cox, Darryn Nicholls, Matthew Schiller

2016 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in New Zealand with Australia winning 244 to New Zealand 239.

AUS: Glen Castellaro, Dan Power, Matthew Patmore, Craig Kelly, Wayne Hawker

NZ: Stuart Sutherland, Toby Nicholl, Neil Pratt, Mike Sime, Hamish Holland

2015 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in Australia with Australia winning 247 to New Zealand 240.

AUS: Glen Castellaro, Charlie Sherry, Clayton Cusack, Robert Anderson, Craig Fitzgerald

NZ: Boston Walker, John Waldron, Mike Sime, Toby Nicholl, Gavin Searle

2014 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in New Zealand with Australia winning 248 to New Zealand 247.

AUS: Bryan Manns, Ashley Bolwell, Stephen Atkins, George Barton, Geoff Aston

NZ: Toby Nicholl, Jon Beddis, Neil Pratt, Colin Waghorn, Robert Prince

2013 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in Australia with Australia winning 249 to New Zealand 244.

AUS: Terry Hearn, Glenn Kable, Phillip House, Glen Rathbone, Wayne Hawker

NZ: Roger Bidios, Ron Thomassen, Ray Everett, Hamish Holland, John Waldon

2012 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in New Zealand with New Zealand winning 247 to Australian 245.

NZ: Brenadan Malcolm, Robert Prince, Laurie Coppins, Ray Everett, Boston Walker

AUS: Darryn Nicholls, Glen Hayden, Tom Turner, Gary Hayden, Marc Crimmins

2011 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in Australia with New Zealand winning 248 to Australia 247.

NZ: Colin Waghorn, Mark Walsh, David Wordley, Gavin Searle, Boston Walker

AUS: Mark Brain, Darryn Nicholls, Gary Hayden, Phillip Headon, Glen Castellaro

2010 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in New Zealand with New Zealand winning 245 (729) to Australia 723.

NZ: Chris Cassin, Dave Wordley, Brendan Malcolm, Gavin Searle, Guy Brooks

AUS: Ray Collinson, Marc Crimmins, Alex Dallas, Phil Headon, Ross Walsh

2009 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in Australia with New Zealand winning 249 to Australia 247.

NZ: Gavinn Searle, Colin Waghorn, Laurie Coppins, Daniel Warnock, Ray Everett

AUS: Jamie Elliot, Marc Crimmins, Stephen Atkins, Arty Del-Ben, Stephen Guest

2008 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in New Zealand with Australia winning 249 to New Zealand 243.

AUS: Ashley Bolwell, Nathan Telford, Roger Duthie, Arthur Turner, Craig Bentley

NZ: Robert Prince, Keith Livingstone, Ray Everett, Laurie Coppins, Pop Andreassend

2007 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in Australia with Australia winning 247 to New Zealand 246.

AUS: Chris Langridge, Arthur Turner, Domingo Diaz, Lauren Duthie, Roger Duthie

NZ: Ray Everett, Peter Borrie, Colin Miller, Gavin Searle, Robert Prince

2006 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in New Zealand with Australia winning 720 to New Zealand 694.

AUS: Glen Hayden, Arty Del-Ben, James W Smith, Neill McWhirter, Stephen Atkins

NZ: Ray Everett, Toby Nicholl, Tony Truss, Matthew Lovett, Grant Castles

2005 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in Australia with Australia winning 250 to New Zealand 241.

AUS: Stephen Atkins, Arthur Turner, James W Smith, Neill McWhirter, Bryan Rafferty

NZ: Ray Everett, Evan Johnston, Neville Crawford, Damien Briggs, Chris Cassin

2004 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in New Zealand with Australia winning 250 to New Zealand 243.

AUS: Arthur Turner, Stephen Atkins, Tom Turner, Ken McBean, Arty Del-Ben

NZ: Spencer Larson, Gavin Searle, Stu Cunningham, Pop Andreassend, Chris Cassin

2003 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in Australia with Australia winning 247 to New Zealand 241.

AUS: Craig Fitzgerald, Socrates Pilipasidis, Chris Brandon, Arthur Turner, Geoff Walls

NZ: Ray Everett, Rex Everett, Spencer Larson, Keith Livingstone, Murray Havill

2002 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in New Zealand with New Zealand winning 731 to Australia 716.

NZ: Keith Livingstone, Jim Tarrant, Chris Cassin, Gavin Searle, Damian Briggs

AUS: Arthur Turner, Andrew Miller, Max Medhurst, Ian Merick, Domingo Diaz

2001 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in Australia with Australia winning 249 to New Zealand 243.

AUS: John Maxwell, Nick Xenos, Stafford Smith, Wayne Hawker, Adrian Cousens

NZ: Murray Havill, Gavin Searle, Jim Tarrant, Shannon Evans, Keith Livingstone

2000 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in New Zealand with Australia winning 743 to New Zealand 734.

AUS Team: Glenn Woodhatch, Phil Headon, Bill Iles, Steve Haberman, Arthur Turner, David Fox.

NZ: Chris Cassin, Murray Havill, Keith Livingstone, Neil Thomson, Ray Everett

1999 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in Australia with Australia winning 248 to New Zealand 243.

AUS: Ron Smith, Max Medhurst, Robert Viney, Wayde Hawkins, Bob Rose

NZ: Damien Briggs, Murray Havill, David Gibb, Chris Cassin, Ray Everett

1998 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in New Zealand with Australia winning 249 to New Zealand 244.

AUS: Arthur Turner, Bill Iles, Bryan Rafferty, Bob Rose, Ian Merrick

NZ: Paul schmidt, Gavi Paton, Gavin Searle, Dave Gibb, Chris Cassin

1997 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in Australia with Australia winning 247 to New Zealand 243.

AUS: Max Cubic, Arthur Turner, Bob Rose, Robert Thompson, Brett Humphrey

NZ: Robbie Nixon, Dave Heaps, Paul Black, Dennis Colson, Tom Begg

1996 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in New Zealand with Australia winning 248 to New Zealand 247.

AUS: Roger Duthie, Jamie Elliot, Michael Diamond, Russell Mark, Arthur Turner

NZ: R Nixobn, S Everett, D Briggs, Ray Everett, Dave Da Silva

1995 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in Australia with Australia winning 250 to New Zealand 247.

AUS: Stephen Atkins, Russell Mark, Michael Diamond, Robert Nisbet, Dino Oliviero

NZ:  Ray Everett, Dave Da Silva, Damian Briggs, Paul Schmmit, Paul Black

1994 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in New Zealand with New Zealand winning 250 to Australia 249.

NZ: Murray Havill, Dean Everett, Gavin Brears, Tony Winter, Dave Weir

AUS: Michael Diamond, Bill Iles, William Eagle, Tom Turner, Roger Duthie

1993 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in Australia with Australia winning 113 to New Zealand 106

AUS: J Jolly, D Piotrowski, K Burns, William Iles, J Elloitt, W Power.

NZ: George  Ellis, Ray Rigby, Bob Brown, Richard Fraser, Peter Hynes Alan Mabey

1992 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in New Zealand with both teams having a tie 116.

AUS Team: Craig Bentley, Brett Dunstan, Tony Bradshaw, Jon Whittakers, Desiree Huddleston.

NZ Team: Rex Everett, Wayne Singh, Les Clarke, Russell Foster, Gavin Searle, Paul Vincent.

1991 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in Australia with New Zealand winning 117 to Australia 114.

NZ: Zelda McClure, Brain Carroll, John Dempsey, Tony Truss, Paul Hill, Gavin Brears

AUS: Arthur Burgess, Ray McKenzie, Bill Eagle, Robert Godfrey, Craig Bentley, Roy Holtfreter.

1990 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in New Zealand with both teams having a tie 118.

AUS: D Anton, M Facer, M Fisher, John Murphy, Mike Swale, Tim Catling.

1989 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in Australia with Australia winning 118 and New Zealand 115.

AUS: Phil Green, John Kelly, Frazer Roberts, Bill Iles, Larry Dimasi, Graham Blaskett.

NZ: Geoff Foster

1988 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in New Zealand with New Zealand winning 117.

NZ Team: Jim Cannan, Hamish McLeod, Zane Rose, Bill Brunton, Peter Jones, Les Clarke.

AUS Team: Bill Stevens, Tony Rohriach, Ray McKenzie, Phil Grove, Max Cubic, Rob Smith.

1987 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in Australia with both teams having a tie 337.

AUS: R McKenzie, Stephen Atkins, G Appleby, Tim Catling, J Barker, R Smith.

NZ: R Papps, N Reeve, J Pickett, J Wilson, A Watson, P Vincent.

1986 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in New Zealand with Australia winning 344.

AUS Team: Ken Lowry, Peter Telford, Bill Stevens, Adrian Cousens, Tony Long, Stan Collins.

NZ Team: Jim Cannan, Laurie Coppins, David Miller, Steven Craig, Gavin Searle.

1985 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in Australia with both teams having a tie 345.

AUS Team: Jim Shepherd, B Stevens, Arthur Turner, Dennis Lymn, Murray Alexander, Neil Berry.

1984 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in New Zealand with Australia winning 116.

AUS: Ken Lowry, Stan Collins, Peter Flack, Bill Stevens, John Kent

NZ Team: Allan Ebbett, Neil Thomas, Keith Livingstone, Rex Everett, Gavin Searle

1983 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in Australia with Australia winning 119.

AUS Team: Dennis Lymn, Bill Iles, Greg Hipwell, Deserie Huddleston, David Osborne, Alf James.

1982 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in New Zealand with New Zealand winning 120.

NZ Team: John Woolley, Murray Cameron, Greg Hunt, Bill Fitzherbert, Robin Brash, Mel Wheater.

AUS Team: Steven Phillips, Kevin Longmore, Michael McVicor, John Whittakers, Bill Iles, Peter Flack.

1981 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in Australia with New Zealand winning 119 and Australia 118.

NZ: Mabe Pratt, Woolley Sampson, Clarkem Cook

AUS: Barry Kable, John Maxwell, Scotta, Dean, Lorman, Piotrowski.

1980 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in New Zealand with both teams having a tie 118.

AUS Team: Tim Catling, Rex Northcott, Don Beelitz, Richard Dean, Tony Bradshaw, John Murphy

NZ Team: M Cameron, J Hedley, J Thomson, A Kemp, B Cuming, R Brash

1979 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in Australia with Australia winning 117.

AUS Team: Bill Stevens, Kevin Thompson, Neil Berry, Peter Telford, Robin Bailey, Jack Blake

NZ Team: Murray Cameron, Bill Counsell, Ted McRae, Neville Herbert, John Woolley, Russell McGowan.

1978 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in New Zealand with Australia winning 118 and New Zealand 114.

AUS: Noel Southey, Bob Smith, John Maxwell, Barry Kable, Des Cosgrove, Ron Porter (capt.)

NZ: Bill McCabe, Jim McKenzie (capt), Ray Everett, Graham Scott, Merv Pratt, Gary Rogers

1977 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in Australia with both teams having a tie 118.

AUS: Doug Smith,

NZ: V Ball, C Fyers, R Collins,J Partridge, J Savage, E Pirie.

1976 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in New Zealand with Australia winning 112.

AUS: Jim Ellis, Brain Lowry, Jack Henwood, Michael Malouf, Bruce Dent, Terry Rumble.

NZ Team: F Fryers, R Wasley, T Everet Jnr, G Neville, K Tucker, R Brash

1975 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in Australia with both teams having a tie 116.

NZ Team: Trevor Everett, G Denning, Ted McRae, Bill Brunton, Bill Counsell, F Fyers.

1974 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in New Zealand with both teams having a tie 116.

NZ Team: John Woolley, B Anderson, GF Gunn, L Dasler, Peter D Askey

1973 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in Australia with New Zealand winning 114.

NZ Team: Bill Cousell, B Anderson, R Wasley, Les Evans, CV Evans, Ron Wales

AUS Team: W Garraway, J Green, Jim Ellis, Ron Close, S Marshall, B Kable.

1972 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in New Zealand with New Zealand winning 118.

NZ Team: Fred Mason, Peter Hayman, Peter Veale, Johnny Thomson, Alan Elliott, Bill Brunton.

AUS Team: Gordon Hall, Graeme Bailey, Vince Ryan, T Salafia, Mal Fuller, Barney Rooke.

1971 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in Australia with both teams having a tie 118.

AUS Team: W Garraway, J Green, Jim Ellis, Ron Close, S Marshall, B Kable.

NZ Team: Bill Cousell, B Anderson, R Wasley, Les Evans, CV Evans, Ron Wales

1970 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in New Zealand with New Zealand winning 116.

NZ Team: Colin W Scott, C Willocks, RG Brown, JR Thomson, Graham C Halligan, Peter A Askey.

AUS Team: P Anderson, M Fuller, W Stone, R Burton, R Peacock, W Attwood.

1969 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in Australia with New Zealand winning 116.

NZ Team: RW Gunn, RB Hughes, RJ McGregor, DG Marfell, GF Gunn, R Menzies, RWS Cavanagh.

AUS Team: H McDiarmid, F Apted, J Newton Thomas, FR Hudson, JR Bushby, MJ Fuller.

1968 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in New Zealand with Australia winning 118.

AUS Team: N Thomas, B Watson, T Catling, M Fuller, R Kimber, K Soames.

NZ Team: Bevan Begg, FG Lewis, D Campbell, L Brown, B Wilson, J Hughes.

1967 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in Australia with Australia winning 115.

NZ Team: GW Shaw, M Steed, J Marshall, CW Scott, C Eynon, J Fausett.

1966 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in New Zealand with Australia winning 117 to New Zealand 115.

AUS: Don Glover, Fred Hudson, Newton Thomas, Cam McClymont, Don Scowcroft, Brian Mark.

NZ: Steve Knibb, J Hughes, Charlie Hartley, W Brunton, H Murray Beven Begg.

1965 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in Australia with New Zealand winning 117.

NZ Team: R Gray, J Sutherlands, R Wales, WS Cavanagh, G Shaw, E Jones.

AUS Team: Keith Cameron, Don Scowcroft, Bruce Hill, Dave McKay, Bill Abbott, Warren Charlton.

1964 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in New Zealand with Australia winning 118.

NZ Team: RG Brown, JR Thomson, W Pritt, J Russek, E Jones, HC Walker.

AUS Team: Warren Charlton, Doug Smith, KR Heywood, GT Wakefield, M Burgess, Fred Reade.

1963 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in Australia with New Zealand winning 118.

NZ Team: R Russek, WI Pritt, C Darrall, G Shaw, GF Messager, JW Haugh.

AUS Team: F Hudson, W Abbott, I Willoughby, D Mott, J McLean.

1962 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in New Zealand with Australia winning 117 to New Zealand 115.

AUS: S Marshall, H McDiarmid, Don Scowcroft, Newton Thomas, Gary Daly, W Abbott

NZ: RG Brown, Alan Brown, R James, Jim Louise, C Shaw, HC Walker

1961 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in Australia with New Zealand winning 117.

NZ Team: AJC Donald, JR Donald, JR Russek, R James, R Hughes, JC Streeter, EL Stone.

AUS Team: G Bell, J McLean, D Mott, D Seccombe, E Albert, G Martin.

1960 Glenn Cup Team

Competed for in Australia with both teams having a tie 118.

AUS: Doug Smith, Des Kimber, A. Mace, C. Northey, R. Middleton, R. W. Moore

NZ: Jim McKenzie, Allan Brown, B Begg, J Thomson, H Walker