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Chris Smith
Lets start talking some sense here regarding the under 21 tournament at Toowoomba.
Firstly the under 21 problem. Zane had this clarified with the sports commission and has changed the age of entry as advised by the sports commission to allow the 21 year olds to participate. I think he even apologised for same. What more can he do? If you look at some of the stuff ups by TBAL (syn 52 etc etc etc) in the last year or two he at least had the decency to change what was wrong.
With regard to getting the dates not to clash with something. I cannot see why the SQJTBC AGM would stop any junior from bowling in this event. My son and others will be going to Toowoomba on Friday night for the skins with their parents. Some parents will travel back to Brisbane for the AGM and return after lunch Saturday.
Younger Bowlers should realise that the way this tournament is structured you can be 16-18 years old, bowl in a tournament with bowlers up to 21 and not bowl against 22 - 23 year bowlers that bowl successfully in super six events. The prize money for this event is as good as most youth tournaments around Australia.
Why is it that when someone goes out of there way to get cash sponsors for an event the nobody’s of bowling come on this site to undermine what has the potential to create an easier avenue for juniors to advance their tournament bowling before hitting the super six standard of youth bowler.
As secretary of the SQJTBC I recommend u21 bowlers look at the positives aspects of this tournament and not the negatives coming from the minority.
Let’s see if it’s possible for the bowling community to post 3 positive replies regarding this innovative tournament before the negatives start.
Zane my advise is keep the replies positive and polite.
Chris Smith.
Firstly the under 21 problem. Zane had this clarified with the sports commission and has changed the age of entry as advised by the sports commission to allow the 21 year olds to participate. I think he even apologised for same. What more can he do? If you look at some of the stuff ups by TBAL (syn 52 etc etc etc) in the last year or two he at least had the decency to change what was wrong.
With regard to getting the dates not to clash with something. I cannot see why the SQJTBC AGM would stop any junior from bowling in this event. My son and others will be going to Toowoomba on Friday night for the skins with their parents. Some parents will travel back to Brisbane for the AGM and return after lunch Saturday.
Younger Bowlers should realise that the way this tournament is structured you can be 16-18 years old, bowl in a tournament with bowlers up to 21 and not bowl against 22 - 23 year bowlers that bowl successfully in super six events. The prize money for this event is as good as most youth tournaments around Australia.
Why is it that when someone goes out of there way to get cash sponsors for an event the nobody’s of bowling come on this site to undermine what has the potential to create an easier avenue for juniors to advance their tournament bowling before hitting the super six standard of youth bowler.
As secretary of the SQJTBC I recommend u21 bowlers look at the positives aspects of this tournament and not the negatives coming from the minority.
Let’s see if it’s possible for the bowling community to post 3 positive replies regarding this innovative tournament before the negatives start.
Zane my advise is keep the replies positive and polite.
Chris Smith.