Celebrating a Historic Return to the West
The 36th National Disability Championships has come to a close for another year — and what a year it was!
For the first time in 15 years, the Championships returned to Western Australia, with Zone Bowling Morley proudly hosting the eleven-day celebration of inclusion, competition, and community.
Presented and delivered by Australian Disabilities Tenpin Incorporated (ADTI) and Tenpin Bowling Australia (TBA), this year’s Championships welcomed over 350 bowlers from across the country, alongside an incredible support crew of carers, coaches, families, and friends who brought the venue to life.
Volunteers – The Heartbeat of the Championships
An event of this scale wouldn’t be possible without the extraordinary work of the volunteers. Huge thanks to ADTI Committee: Louise Cooke, Calvin Jenkins, Kaye Talbot, Jenny Tiernan, Kylie McLeish, Lee Strong, and Dianne Milton, Zone Bowling Morley, WA Disability Tenpin, and Beth Boyd from TBA for their tireless efforts in coordinating the Championships. The Tournament team led by Louise and Calvin are truly the lifeblood of the event, ensuring everything runs smoothly and every participant feels supported. Take a bow, team!
Other volunteers were recognised over the championships, and you can read more here.
Thank You to Our Partners
TBA and ADTI extend their sincere thanks to the Championship’s valued partners:
- Zone Bowling Morley – and venue manager, Andrea Newland– for hosting with care and professionalism
- Zone Bowling (National partner)
- Australian Sports Commission – for their ongoing support and belief in inclusive sport
Your commitment, resources, and belief in the power of this event helped make the 2025 edition one to remember.
Until Next Time
To every bowler, carer, family member, and supporter — thank you for being part of this incredible journey. The energy, sportsmanship, and joy that filled the lanes are what make this event so unique.
As the late Michael Cooke once said
“It’s the ability within the (dis)ability.”
Looking Ahead to 2026
We’re thrilled to announce that the 37th National Disability Championships will take place in Queensland. More details will be shared in the coming months.
📲 Stay updated at: www.tenpin.org.au/ndc
2025 NATIONAL DISABILITY CHAMPIONSHIPS PODIUMS
FEMALE ALL-EVENTS
Open
- 🥇 Claire Gee (175) 561, 576, 514 – 1,651
- 🥈 Gemma Anderson (160) 501, 538, 513 – 1552
- 🥉Chloe Gee (185) 524, 542, 469 – 1,535
A Grade
- 🥇 Jessica Sayer (146) 486, 469, 580 – 1,535
- 🥈 Belinda Hancock (147) 523, 474, 526 – 1,523
- 🥉Natasha Wilson (146) 503, 483, 452 – 1,438
B Grade
- 🥇 Natasha Cattle (121) 451, 447, 430 – 1,328
- 🥈 Emily Gardner-Hudson (124) 447, 418, 448 – 1,313
- 🥉 Elizabeth Chandler (124) 479, 386, 430 – 1,295
C Grade
- 🥇 Lucy Myatt (107) 380, 450, 347 – 1,177
- 🥈 Aimee Smith (96) 350, 431, 389 – 1,170
- 🥉Jacinta Steele (108) 385, 405, 359 – 1,149
D Grade
- 🥇 Alison Cook (89) 300, 321, 299 – 920
- 🥈 Bella Armstrong (88) 309, 281, 273 – 863
- 🥉Donnah Holland (84) 290, 296, 271 – 857
E Grade
- 🥇Ayesha Patterson (54) 138, 89, 173 – 400
MALE ALL-EVENTS
Open
- 🥇 Pino Mascetti (217) 703, 681, 700 – 2,084
- 🥈 AJ Jamal (203) 621, 639, 705 – 1,965
- 🥉William Mison (212) 583, 644, 576 – 1,803
Classic
- 🥇 Nicholas Jefferson (173) 618, 574, 583 – 1,775
- 🥈 Malakai Sammut (162) 553, 581, 626 – 1,760
- 🥉David Riddle (170) 600, 534, 588 – 1,722
A Grade
- 🥇 Jonathon King (154) 562, 578, 473 – 1,613
- 🥈 Joshua Bailey (145) 529, 541, 536 – 1,606
- 🥉Chris Ilic (151) 534, 564, 495 – 1,593
B Grade
- 🥇 Kyle Farrell (138) 534, 535, 530 – 1,599
- 🥈 John Dickerson (134) 489, 499, 469 – 1,457
- 🥉Harry Woodhouse (135) 472, 499, 469 – 1,443
C Grade
- 🥇 Ethan Gruen (118) 433, 460, 385 – 1,278
- 🥈 Dale Potter (106) 399, 389, 440 – 1,228
- 🥉Paul O’Donnell (115) 467. 403. 349 – 1,219
D Grade
- 🥇 Oasis Tukuafu (92) 434, 423, 395 – 1,252
- 🥈 Lucas Wasley (86) 346, 334, 330 – 1010
- 🥉Justin Jackson (99) 362, 308, 337 – 1007
E Grade
- 🥇 Nathan Pye (77) 369, 329, 345 – 1043
- 🥈 Simon Sydo (32) 291, 316, 314 – 921
- 🥉Bede O’Gorman (71) 230, 245, 273 – 748
FEMALE SINGLES
Open
- 🥇 Claire Gee (175) 168, 201, 292 – 561
- 🥈 Veronica Joseph (154) 165, 194, 168 – 527
- 🥉Chloe Gee (185) 156, 221, 147 – 524
A Grade
- 🥇 Belinda Hancock (147) 189, 164, 170 – 523
- 🥈 Natasha Wilson (146) 160, 171, 172 – 503
- 🥉Reanna Skora (131) 176, 145, 166 – 487
B Grade
- 🥇 Elizabeth Chandler (124) 167, 154, 158 – 479
- 🥈 Alisha Hunter (117) 139, 180, 145 – 464
- 🥉Natasha Cattle (121) 147, 159, 145 – 451
C Grade
- 🥇 Jacinta Steele (108) 113, 137, 135 – 385
- 🥈 Lucy Myatt (107) 125, 118, 137 – 380
- 🥉Vicki Seymour (99) 129, 151, 93 – 373
D Grade
- 🥇 Bella Armstrong (88) 118, 94, 97 (309)
- 🥈 Allison Cook (89) 87, 97, 116 (300)
- 🥉 Donna Holland (84) 94, 79, 117 – 290
E Grade
- 🥇 Jen Kuipers (67) 103, 106, 142 – 351
- 🥇 Orla Jordan (67) 122, 127, 102 – 351
- 🥉 Maddison Sharp (44) 85, 78, 76 – 239
MALE SINGLES
Open
- 🥇 Pino Mascetti (217) 236, 244, 223- 703
- 🥈 AJ Jamal (203) 196, 236, 213 – 645
- 🥉Mitchell Meares (203) 170, 223, 203 – 596
Classic
- 🥇 Nicholas Jefferson (173) 175, 233, 210 – 618
- 🥈 David Riddle (170) 171, 215, 214 – 600
- 🥉David Guerriero V (175) 223, 196, 177 -596
A Grade
- 🥇 Jonathon King (154) 177, 170, 215 – 562
- 🥈 Bradley van Opijnen (142) 180, 223, 144 – 547
- 🥉Andrew Gebbetis (150) 143, 196, 202 – 541
B Grade
- 🥇 Max Holden (134) 166, 177, 239 (582)
- 🥈 Dallas Starr (124) 169, 184, 197 – 550
- 🥉Kyle Farrell (138) 152, 202, 180 – 534
C Grade
- 🥇 Paul O’Donnell (115) 134, 163, 170- 467
- 🥈 Ethan Gruen (118) 154, 139, 140 – 433
- 🥉Ian Rosenbaum (118) 147, 186, 96 – 429
D Grade
- 🥇 Oasis Tukuafu (92) 152, 141, 141 – 434
- 🥈 Christopher Bell (98) 111, 146, 107 – 364
- 🥉Justin Jackson (99) 100, 142, 120 -362
E Grade
- 🥇 Nathan Pye (77) 120, 153, 96 – 369
- 🥈 Isaac Lyon (79) 106, 119, 97 – 322
- 🥉Wayne Russell (79) 77, 97, 135 – 309
MIXED DOUBLES
Open
- 🥇1,196: Mitchell Meares (203) 149, 197 – 567 & Pino Mascetti (217) 171, 224, 234 – 629
- 🥈 1,191: Nicholas Jefferson (173) 195, 186, 166 – 547 & William Mison (212) 178, 222, 244 (644)
- 🥉1,149: Thomas Carroll (175) 186, 141, 141 – 468 & Pino Mascetti (217) 245, 201, 235 (681)
Classic
- 🥇 1,085: Beau Gruen (166) 201, 156, 172 – 529 & Ian Kennewell (170) 184, 186, 186 – 556
- 🥇 1, 085: Claire Gee (175) 170, 225. 181 – 576 & Daniel Mahoney (166) 187, 179, 143 – 509
- 🥉1,078: AJ Jamal (203) 235, 215, 189 -639 & Freddie Davis (140) 159, 157, 123 – 439
A Grade
- 🥇 1,013: Jarrad Brinkman (152) 196, 176, 160 – 532 & Rachel Thorpe (157) 142, 164, 175 – 481
- 🥈 1,010: Joseph Ware (138) 207, 148, 167 – 522 & Malakai Sammut (162) 200, 136, 152 – 488
- 🥉1,005: Zac Marshall (171) 209, 204, 179 – 592 & Mark O’Driscoll (128) 137, 138, 138 – 413
B Grade
- 🥇 973: Nathan Gleeson (120) 113, 165, 147 – 425 & Greg Black (137) 179, 158, 211 – 548
- 🥈 952: Charlotte King (132) 167, 154, 185 – 506 & Stephen Fletcher (126) 121, 139, 186 – 548
- 🥉941: Owen Thomas (125) 255, 116, 152 – 523 & Melissa Prins (141) 127, 139, 186 – 446
C Grade
- 🥇 830: Evelyn Schliefert (123) 132, 175, 152 – 459 & Cheryl Schliefert (93) 147, 106, 118 – 371
- 🥈 812: Joshua Kancilija (127) 121, 175, 168 – 464 & Christopher Bell (98) 131, 94, 123 – 348
- 🥈 812: Kalinda Gallagher (100) 111, 113, 88 – 312 & Robert Gordon (125) 143, 199, 158 – 500
D Grade
- 🥇 668: Yasmin Coyle (82) 108, 98, 74 – 280 & Jack Dalton (105) 175, 93, 120 – 388
- 🥈 667: Bede O’Gorman (71) 72, 87, 58 – 217 & Lucy Myatt (107) 134, 135, 181 – 450
- 🥉627: Davide Onofrio (94) 110, 142, 93 – 345 & Stuart Scott (92) 69, 91, 122 – 282
E Grade
- 🥇 544: Orla Jordan (67) 68, 99, 169 – 336 & Maddison Sharp (44) 58, 91, 59 – 208
- 🥈 540: Simon Sydo (32) 57, 127, 132 – 316 & Richard Aouchan (72) 54, 99, 71 – 224
- 🥉490: Orla Jordan (67) 70, 63, 77 – 210 & Jessica Murphy (66) 79, 115, 86 – 280
MIXED TRIOS
Open
- 🥇 1,740: Pino Mascetti (217) 200, 161, 212 (573), Ryan Ward (200) 190, 155, 206 – 551 & AJ Jamal (203) 176, 220, 220 – 616
- 🥈 1,721: David Riddle (170) 153, 255, 180 – 588, Ben Madden (185) 173, 175, 209 – 557, & William Mison (212) 144, 197, 235 – 576
- 🥉1,667: Kelly Preer (131) 123, 118, 135 – 376, Pino Mascetti (217) 185, 232, 231 (648), & Adam Sutherland (207) 199, 221, 223 – 643
Classic
- 🥇 1,525: Andrew Napper (171) 189, 156, 224 – 569, Robert Turner (157) 128, 153, 139 – 420, & Anthony Myers (170) 188, 165, 183 – 536
- 🥈 1,521: Kyra Corsini (138) 122, 144, 121 – 387, AJ Jamal (203) 205, 220, 280 – 705, & Freddie Davis (140) 165, 105, 159 – 429
- 🥉1,503: Gemma Anderson (160) 146, 163, 177 – 486, Damien Napper (169) 145, 133, 197 – 475, & Anthony Myers (170) 203, 175, 164 – 542
A Grade
- 🥇 1,559: Jyrah Sammut (148) 170, 180, 135 – 485, Malakai Sammut (162) 233, 183, 210 626, & Joseph Ware (138) 132, 130, 186 – 448
- 🥈 1,505: Mitchell Davidson (160), 174, 155, 196 – 525, Michael Dwyer (146) 176, 165, 137 – 478, & David Currie (139) 161, 141, 200 – 502
- 🥉1,436: Lyn Beebe (137) 137, 122, 97 – 356, David Skerrett (140) 169, 171, 126 – 466, and Kaeden Negrin (171) 189, 224, 201 – 614
B Grade
- 🥇 1,352: Robert Gordon (125) 134, 182, 148 – 464, Kyra Corsini (138) 139, 176, 134 – 449, and Michael Rutherford (138) 137, 135, 167 – 439
- 🥈 1,336: Natasha Cattle (121) 124, 134, 172 – 430 , John Dickerson (134) 120, 166, 183 – 469, and Stephen Fletcher (126) 171, 118, 148 – 437
- 🥉1,311: Emily Gardner-Hudson (124) 127, 144, 163 – 434, Nathan Coling (132) 129, 143, 153 – 425, and Travis McKenzie (145) 135, 138, 179 – 452
C Grade
- 🥇 1,197: Dale Potter (106) 157, 134, 149 – 440, Britney Gardner-Hudson (113) 112, 102, 110 – 324, and Emily Gardner-Hudson (124) 135, 178, 120 – 433
- 🥈 1,151: Matthew Mizzi (124) 159, 150, 107 – 416, Braydon Gebel (118) 110, 137, 153 – 400, and Luci Giblin (101) 92, 102, 141 – 335
- 🥉1,146: Nathan Pye (77) 119, 131, 95 – 345, Sarah Booth (114) 139, 99, 125 – 363, Michael Rands (137) 156, 158, 124 – 438
D Grade
- 🥇1,028: Katelyn Smith (137) 161, 142, 117 – 420, Frances Cetinich (107) 96, 68, 130 – 294, and Simon Sydo (32) 81, 116, 117 – 314
- 🥈 963: Orla Jordan (67) 78, 70, 94 – 242, Logan Farris (97) 109, 161, 131 – 401, and Nathan Gleeson (120) 121, 120 , 79 – 320
- 🥉 924: Jessica Murphy (66) 100, 74, 76 – 250, Orla Jordan (67) 76, 75, 143 – 294, and Mikael Lim (106) 133, 126, 121 – 380
E Grade
- 🥇 826: Maddison Sharp (44) 88,100, 60 – 248, Jessica Murphy (66) 68, 103, 117 – 288, and Katie Craig (107) 95, 103, 92 – 290
- 🥈 756: Jack Lott (100) 104, 95, 112 – 311, Mark Thompson (45) 109, 86, 66 – 261, and Simon Sydo (32) 58, 64, 62 – 184
- 🥉704: Steven Martin (71) 77, 83, 108 – 268, Warren White (101) 73, 79, 96 – 248, and Mark Thompson (45) 57, 64, 67 – 188
STATS
Entry Data
| All Events | 320 |
| Singles | 895 |
| Doubles | 431 |
| Trios | 269 |
| Total Entries | 1915 |
| Total Series | 2564 |
| Total Games | 7692 |
Bowlers
| Men | 237 |
| Women | 118 |
| Total Bowlers | 359 |
| Mens Mean Average | 129.1 |
| Womens Mean Average | 115.6 |
| Overall Mean Average | 124.6 |
| Lowest Average | Simon Sydo (NSW, 32) |
| Highest Average | Pino Mascetti (VIC, 217) |
The Highs & Lows
| Games Most Over Average | 130 Owen Thomas (255 of 125) | 102 Orla Jordan (169 off 67) |
| Series Most Over Average | 220 Simon Sydo (32, NSW) (316 off 96) | 150 Orla Jordan (67,21) (351 off 201) 150 Jen Kuipers (67,NSW) (351 off 201) |
| High Games | 280 – AJ Jamal (203,VIC) | 233 – Jessica Sayer |
| High Series | 705 – AJ Jamal (203,VIC) | 580 – Jessica Sayer (146, ACT) |
| Overall Most Over Average | 55 Simon Sydo (32,NSW) (1308/15=87.2) | 47 Crystallee Walker (71,WA) (354/3=118) |
| Overall Highest Averaging Performance | 208.39 Pino Mascetti (217,VIC) | 167.61 Claire Gee (175,VIC) 167.61 Gemma Anderson (160, SA) |
We thank TBA Hall of Famer and Western Australian legend Carol Gianotti who came to the presentations to help present some big awards.


STATE TEAM CHALLENGE DAY
Cole Cup Challenge




Michael Cooke Memorial Shield




MASTERS
OPEN
QUALIFIERS
| Position | Name | State/Status |
| 1 | Mitchell Meares | Defending Champion from NSW |
| 2 | Jared Kirkland | NSW Masters Representative |
| 3 | Adam Sutherland | TAS Masters Representative |
| 4 | Pino Mascetti | VIC Masters Representative |
| 5 | Andrew Gebbetis | WA Masters Representative |
| 6 | William Mison | QLD |
| 7 | AJ Jamal | VIC |
| 8 | Nicholas Jefferson | QLD |
| 9 | David Hall | SA |
| 10 | David Riddle | QLD |
| 11 | Kaeden Negrin | VIC |
| 12 | Zac Marshall | WA |
| 13 | Ben Madden | QLD |
| 14 | Malakai Sammut | QLD |
| 15 | TJ Straw | QLD |
| 16 | Tom Brown | TAS |
This includes the one change to the original Open Masters Top 16. South Australian representative David Guerriero V withdrew, meaning Tom Brown from Tasmania entered the top 16 field.
ROLL-OFF STANDINGS AFTER 8 GAMES – OPEN DIVISION
| 1 | Pino Mascetti | VIC | 1,656 |
| 2 | Jared Kirkland | NSW | 1,581 |
| 3 | AJ Jamal | VIC | 1,550 |
| 4 | Adam Sutherland | TAS | 1,514 |
| 5 | Zac Marshall | WA | 1,501 |
| 6 | William Mison | QLD | 1,474 |
| 7 | Kaeden Negrin | VIC | 1,438 |
| 8 | Mitchell Meares | NSW | 1,433 |
| 9 | Ben Madden | QLD | 1,392 |
| 10 | David Riddle | QLD | 1,380 |
| 11 | Nicholas Jefferson | QLD | 1,374 |
| 12 | Malakai Sammut | QLD | 1,358 |
| 13 | Tom Brown | TAS | 1,349 |
| 14 | David Hall | SA | 1,305 |
| 15 | TJ Straw | QLD | 1,266 |
| 16 | Andrew Gebbetis | WA | 1,216 |
🎳 Top 3 Stepladder Results:
- AJ Jamal 192 def. Jared Kirkland 180
- Pino Mascetti 196 def. AJ Jamal 149
👏 Congratulations to Pino and all Open division finalists for their fantastic efforts!

Classic Masters – WA Clean Sweep in the West
It’s been 15 years since WA hosted the National Disability Championships — and local bowlers made sure to make it memorable. In the Classic Masters, the host state claimed all three podium spots.
Josh Powell led the way in the roll-off with 1,947, followed closely by Owen Thomas (1,900) and Timothy Watts (1,847). Owen defeated Timothy 231–184 in the semi-final before a nail-biting final saw Josh edge Owen by just one pin — 241 to 240 — to take the title.
QUALIFIERS
| Position | Name | State/Status |
| 1 | Harry Woodhouse | Defending Champion from NSW |
| 2 | Joshua Smith | NSW Classic Masters Representative |
| 3 | Bronx Walsh | QLD Classic Masters Representative |
| 4 | Aaron Fittkau | TAS Classic Masters Representative |
| 5 | Cameron Johnston | VIC Classic Masters Representative |
| 6 | Joshua Powell | WA Classic Masters Representative |
| 7 | Owen Thomas | WA |
| 8 | Kyle Farrell | NSW |
| 9 | Jonathon King | WA |
| 10 | Charlotte King | TAS |
| 11 | Joseph Ware | ACT |
| 12 | Stephen Fletcher | TAS |
| 13 | Aaron Iles | TAS |
| 14 | Matt Bryant | NSW |
| 15 | Joshua Bailey | WA |
| 16 | Timothy Watts | WA |
ROLL OFF STANDINGS AFTER 8 GAMES – CLASSIC DIVISION
| 1 | Joshua Powell | WA | 1,947 | |
| 2 | Owen Thomas | WA | 1,900 | |
| 3 | Timothy Watts | WA | 1,847 | |
| 4 | Stephen Fletcher | TAS | 1,785 | |
| 5 | Kyle Farrell | NSW | 1,779 | |
| 6 | Harry Woodhouse | NSW | 1,738 | |
| 7 | Joshua Bailey | WA | 1,725 | |
| 8 | Aaron Iles | TAS | 1,684 | |
| 9 | Aaron Fittkau | TAS | 1,649 | |
| 10 | Jonathon King | WA | 1,647 | |
| 11 | Bronx Walsh | QLD | 1,630 | |
| 12 | Charlotte King | TAS | 1,602 | |
| 13 | Joseph Ware | ACT | 1,594 | |
| 14 | Cameron Johnstone | VIC | 1,544 | |
| 15 | Matt Bryant | NSW | 1,489 | |
| 16 | Joshua Smith | NSW | 550*retired after 3 games | |
🎳 Top 3 Stepladder Results:
- Owen Thomas 231 def. Timothy Watts 184
- Josh Powell 241 def. Owen Thomas 240
👏 Congratulations to Josh and the WA trio for a clean sweep!

Restricted Masters – Nathan Pye Holds His Nerve
In the Restricted Masters, it was ACT’s Nathan Pye who produced the goods when it mattered most. After finishing 3rd in the roll-off (1,799), Nathan went on a tear — defeating Aimee Smith (211–208) and top seed Tracey Stevenson (194–179) to force a repechage final.
In the rematch, Nathan stayed composed and delivered a 230–208 win to claim the national title.
QUALIFIERS
| Position | Name | State/Status |
| 1 | Britney Gardner-Hudson | Defending Champion from QLD |
| 2 | Ryan Smith | TAS Restricted Masters Representative |
| 3 | Ethan Gruen | VIC Restricted Masters Representative |
| 4 | Benito Augimeri | WA Restricted Masters Represenative |
| 5 | Aimee Smith | NSW |
| 6 | Nathan Pye | ACT |
| 7 | Tegan O’Keeffe | QLD |
| 8 | Dale Potter | QLD |
| 9 | Ian Rosenbaum | ACT |
| 10 | Madison Gardner-Hudson | QLD |
| 11 | Tracey Stevenson | QLD |
| 12 | Wayne Russell | NSW |
| 13 | Christopher Bell | WA |
| 14 | Christopher Lyon | WA |
| 15 | Sarah Booth | ACT |
| 16 | Michael Argent | QLD |
A special shout out to Michelle Cook (ACT) and Vlad Dionysiou (NT), who originally qualified 7th and 16th respectively in the Restricted Masters. Both bowlers have withdrawn from the finals, allowing the next in line — Christopher Lyon (WA) and Sarah Booth (ACT) — to move into the top 16 and take their place in the final.
Following check-in Update
There was one more change to the Top 16 in the Restricted Masters final. The 9th highest qualifier from WA Ciara Johnson has withdrawn, meaning Michael Argent entered the top 16 field.
ROLL OFF STANDINGS AFTER 8 GAMES – RESTRICTED DIVISION
| 1 | Tracey Stevenson | QLD | 1,818 |
| 2 | Aimee Smith | NSW | 1,808 |
| 3 | Nathan Pye | ACT | 1,799 |
| 4 | Dale Potter | QLD | 1,763 |
| 5 | Christopher Bell | WA | 1,747 |
| 6 | Britney Gardner-Hudson | QLD | 1,740 |
| 7 | Madison Gardner-Hudson | QLD | 1,719 |
| 8 | Ian Rosenbaum | ACT | 1,683 |
| 9 | Sarah Booth | ACT | 1,682 |
| 10 | Michael Argent | QLD | 1,656 |
| 11 | Ryan Smith | TAS | 1,651 |
| 12 | Tegan O’Keeffe | QLD | 1,645 |
| 13 | Benito Augimeri | WA | 1,634 |
| 14 | Wayne Russell | NSW | 1,629 |
| 15 | Ethan Gruen | VIC | 1,597 |
| 16 | Christopher Lyon | WA | 1,502 |
🎳 Top 3 Stepladder Results:
- Nathan Pye 211 def. Aimee Smith 208
- Nathan Pye 194 def. Tracey Stevenson 179
- Nathan Pye 230 def. Tracey Stevenson 208 (Repechage Final)
👏 Incredible bowling from Nathan, and a strong showing from QLD and NSW athletes in the division!

PRESENTATIONS & SPECIAL GUESTS
Presenting the awards on Masters Day was State Member for Mount Lawley, Frank Paolino, who took the time to meet bowlers and hand out medals and plaques. A big thank you to MP Paolino for attending and celebrating the achievements of this amazing community.

CARERS CHALLENGE
Always a highlight, on the final day of the Championships, before presentations, the carer challenge takes place.
A special event for parents, carers, and supporters to take to the lanes after all their work during the week.
We congratulate this year’s winners who posed with South Australia’s Carol Hatton following the event.



