Emily Hart’s hard work and determination in tenpin bowling have earned her a spot to represent Australia at the IBF World Cup 2025, which will take place in Hong Kong from January 5-14, 2025.

Emily’s bowling journey began in 2011, participating in a junior league for fun. Since then, she has represented South Australia in the President Shield Team since 2017 and was fortunate enough to make South Australia’s Youth team in 2020 and 2021. Emily has been part of the National Training Squad since 2020. She has achieved significant milestones, including winning the Australian Junior Masters in 2021 and 2024, the Queensland Junior Cup in 2023, and the Junior National Rankings in 2021 and 2023. Additionally, she has been named Junior Bowler of the Year for South Australia for 2021, 2022, and 2023.

In recent competitions, Emily secured third place in the South Australian Open Female Masters, third place in the Wyncity Youth Cup, and second place in both the Sydney Junior Cup and Sydney Youth Cup. She also represented Australia at the Asian Junior Championships in Malaysia, where she placed third in both Doubles and Masters, and competed at the World Youth in Korea. Most recently, she won first place at the Louise Eady Junior Cup.

In 2023, while competing overseas, Emily placed fourth in the Asian Youth Singles and second in the Asian Junior Singles, demonstrating her ability to perform at the international level. With the upcoming IBF World Cup, Emily is both excited and nervous, as she hopes to bring home another medal.

To prepare for this major event, Emily is in need of new bowling balls suited for the overseas patterns. Any support to help her with this amazing opportunity would be greatly appreciated. The funds raised will go towards her trip, including flights, accommodation, and the purchase of her new equipment.

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