Due to a genetic disorder, Zach is visually impaired. He’s never had the ability to participate in a sport competitively. Here’s his story of how lawn bowls has changed his life – for the better. Meet Zach Abdalla, a 14-year-old from Calgary, Alberta. Zach was born with Marfan syndrome, a Read more…
John Siteman of Dartmouth, Nova Scotia shares his story of how he got hooked on the sport of bowls. John recently graduated from Mount Saint Vincent University with a degree in Public Relations. In addition to volunteering at the Dartmouth Lawn Bowls Club, he is also a member of Bowls Read more…
Donn Sherry is a member of the Nanaimo Lawn Bowling Club and is a para-coach who works with visually impaired bowlers. In this post, Donn shares his experiences as a para-coach as well as some of his highlights over the years. My name is Donn Sherry and I have been Read more…
In this blog series, national Team member Emma Boyd checks in with different members of the bowls community to tell their stories and see how they are coping with the ‘new normal’ that is COVID-19. In case you missed it, in her first post she heard from her teammates on the senior Read more…
Sharyl Ann Milligan is from the Cobourg Lawn Bowling Club and has been involved in lawn bowling since the early 1970s. She wrote this article in July for the Biased Bowls blog in order to highlight their junior/youth program which is one of the longest running in the country. Here Read more…