HKLBA Kicks-off Bowls Academy Programme to Attract Young Talents

HKLBA Kicks-off Bowls Academy Programme to Attract Young Talents
Hazel Lee of the the Young Athletes Lawn Bowls Training Scheme (yellow shirt) played her first competitive game with Gloria Ha of the Hong Kong Youth Team (blue shirt) against experience bowlers from Kowloon Cricket Club last Saturday, Aug 19, 2017, in a funday to kick-start the Bowls Academy Program. Stephanie Worth
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HONG KONG—In an effort to attract the younger generation to engage in lawn bowls, the Hong Kong Lawn Bowls Association organized a funday to kick-start a Bowls Academy Program at Kowloon Cricket Club last Saturday, Aug 19, 2017.

The event involved 36 youngsters from the age of 10 to 22 years old who played against experienced bowlers from KCC, the first endorser of the program.  Most of the youngsters were from the Youth Development Team and the Young Athletes Lawn Bowls Training Scheme and some of them were playing their first ever competitive match.

36 youngsters from the age of 10 to 22 years old played against experienced bowlers from Kowloon Cricket Club last Saturday, Aug 19, 2017, to kick-start the Bowls Academy Programme, an initiative from the Hong Kong Lawn Bowls Association to try boosting the number of young bowlers in Hong Kong.. (Stephanie Worth)
36 youngsters from the age of 10 to 22 years old played against experienced bowlers from Kowloon Cricket Club last Saturday, Aug 19, 2017, to kick-start the Bowls Academy Programme, an initiative from the Hong Kong Lawn Bowls Association to try boosting the number of young bowlers in Hong Kong.. Stephanie Worth