Lee James Schraner, born in 1982, is an Australian lawn bowler who began playing in 1994 at Mount Cottrell Bowling Club on the outskirts of Melton, Victoria. He won the World Singles Champion of Champions in 2019, beating Tony Cheung in the final, and again in 2024, defeating New Zealander Aiden Takarua, and he reached a career high world ranking of number 6 in July 2025. At national level he is the only player to have won the Australian Champion of Champions singles four times, in 2017, 2018, 2022 and 2023, and he also took the Australian Open Pairs in 2011, the Fours in 2019 and the Pairs in 2020. He retired from national duty in 2019 at age 37 but returned for the Jackaroos squad in 2024.
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Schraner has represented Australia at Under 25 level
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Schraner is the only player in history to have won the Australian Champion of Champions singles gold medal four times.
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Schraner has represented Australia at Under 25 level
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