#TeamLister NZ & Australia
Jack Fagan
Jack started shearing because he wanted to travel the world and buy his own farm. He’s won 11 open Speed Shears competitions this year and 1 open competition. During the main season, Jack shears an incredible 300 to 500 sheep per day.
2019 All Nations Speed Shear, World Sheep Shearing and Wool Handling Championship Winner
2017 Open Speed Shear, Invercargill, World Shearing and Wool Handling Winner
Floyde Neil
Floyde is a professional shearer from Australia with an ambition to beat many records in the shearing world, and has already smashed numerous records: 330 merino ewes in an incredible 8 hours, 440 merino lambs in 8 hours and 520 sheep with strong wool in 8 hours. He was inspired to start shearing and reach for these records by his Dad, also a keen shearer and the immense ‘buzz’ he got from the shearing competitions.
3 New Zealand Merino Championship Wins in Alexandra
2015 New Zealand Championships Senior Winner
2014 Acclaimed a Master Shearer by Shearing Sports New Zealand
“I’ve been using lister for years now and it’s the best it has ever been and with the team that work with lister will only get better I’m proud to be apart of the future” - Floyde Neil
Tony Coster
Tony has been shearing since he was 18 and jumped into competitions soon after. He’s been a member of the Trans Tasman Team on a few occasions. He has won National Competitions and has represented his home country of New Zealand multiple times in UK competitions.
Tony is a father to two 28-year-old daughters and is also a grandad to his 9-month-old granddaughter and has a small shearing run that keeps him busy for most of the year.
2017, 2013 and 2007 National Title at Canterbury Show, Open Final Winner
“Lister gear goes really well and if something is not going right they fix it or replace it straight away. I recommend it to all young and upcoming shearer’s as the most trusted gear around. I have been a user for most of my shearing career so far and will continue to use it while I’m shearing” - Tony Coster
Casey Bailey
Casey is a shearer from NZ, getting through an average of 300 to 400 ewes and 400 to 500 lambs. He was introduced to shearing by his father who is also a shearer, when in the school holidays he would go to work with him, his father showing him the basics of getting around a sheep.
2014 Golden Shears - Senior Champion
Jimmy Samuels
Jimmy watched his father shear from a young age, who taught his brother, and his brother introduced him. At the age of 18, Jimmy started full-time shearing and worked in Southland until he turned 21, moving to the north and picked up competitive shearing. He has an impressive 48 Speed Shear wins and a high tally of 625 lambs shorn and 525 ewes.
2018 & 2017 Te Puna Speedshear Open Title Winner
2018 New Zealand Shearing and Wool Handling Championships Speedshear, Te Kuiti - Winner
“It’s good to see lister out in force when it comes to ambassadors and the future!” - Jimmy Samuels
Brett Roberts
Shearing has always been in Brett’s blood, with many members of his family all being in the trade, its no wonder he is as skilled and passionate as he is. Heres a few of his shearing achievements:
▪ 2014 Golden Shears, Senior Title Winner, 2nd Place
▪ 2010 Golden Shears, Senior Junior Winner
▪ 2019 Open Final Winner at Otago Shears at Balclutha
Delwyn Jones
Delwyn is from Ruthin in Wales and has lived in Te Kuiti, New Zealand for the last 10 years. He is from a shearing family and from a young age always wanted to be a shearer.
His father worked as a shearer, helping to inspire him to do what he does and travel the world. Delwyn can shear 300 to 400 sheep a day… and a few more if he needs to.
2017 8 Hour strong wool lamb record (3 stand, Matthew Evans, Delwyn Jones, Ryan Miller - 1825)
“ I think the Lister products have come along way over the last few years, especially the Scorpion hand piece and Lister Rampage cutters. I’m starting to notice more shearer’s using or showing more interest in these products as they compare well to similar products on the market. The Lister brand are doing a great job of supporting NZ Shearing competitions.” - Delwyn Jones