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22 Feb 2021 13:51 Young bowlers at the Coca-Cola National Triples Championship (left-right) Albert O’Connor, Krishan Singh, Jovesa O’Connor, Amelia Johnson, John O’Connor at the Suva Bowling Club on February 21, 2021. Photo: Leon Lord
2021-04-03
The youngest bowler at the Coca-Cola National Triples Championship has set her sights in representing Fiji at the next Olympic Games.
Noa Biudole
18 February, 2021, 11:35 am
Suva Bowling Club games vice president Ramesh Chand and club vice president Phillip Lacey hold the Muni Chand trophy during the 2021 Coca-Cola National Open Triples launch at the Suva Bowling Club today - Thursday, February 18, 2021. Picture: NOA BIUDOLE
The Suva Bowling Club launched the 2021 Coca-Cola National Open Triples at the Suva Bowling Club today.
The annual event is the first major tournament on the Bowls Fiji calendar this year.
“The event is supported by Coca-Cola Amatil Fiji Limited, who have continued their sponsorship for the third year running,” said club vice president Phillip Lacey.
“The greens are ready and we are looking forward to a great two days.”
Paulini Curuqara
26 January, 2021, 4:30 am
Strong competitions were displayed by new bowlers at the Suva Bowling Club greens on Saturday. Picture: PAULINI CURUQARA
The Rewa Trips second club bowling competition kicked off with new players showing their skills on the greens of the Suva Bowling Club on the weekend.
Club assistant manager Astral Smith said the new players stood out during the competition.
“This is the second club game to take place this year and the talents coming through from our new bowlers are starting to show,” she said.
“Alsace Smith, a new club bowler who joined the sport through the business house bowls competition celebrated his first win.