Stylecraft Bowling for Cancer Night

2011 Stylecraft Bowling for Cancer Night

Now in its 5th year, the Bowling for Cancer event is still growing.

Originally starting in Sydney, Melbourne & Brisbane, the event has now expanded to include Canberra, Adelaide and Singapore. It is expected around 85 teams from the A&D Community will compete.

Teams consist of 5 players, with each team donating $150 to the Australian Cancer Council to participate.

With amazing prizes up for grabs and all proceeds going to charity the atmosphere is usually one of fun, lots of laughs and jubilant competitiveness.

2011 Stylecraft Bowling for Cancer Night

Now in its 5th year, the Bowling for Cancer event is still growing.

Originally starting in Sydney, Melbourne & Brisbane, the event has now expanded to include Canberra, Adelaide and Singapore. It is expected around 85 teams from the A&D Community will compete.

Teams consist of 5 players, with each team donating $150 to the Australian Cancer Council to participate.

With amazing prizes up for grabs and all proceeds going to charity the atmosphere is usually one of fun, lots of laughs and jubilant competitiveness.

BY jesse

October 4th, 2011

2011 Stylecraft Bowling for Cancer Night

425 Players, 85 Teams, 6 Locations and 1 Great Cause

Teams consist of 5 players, with each team donating $150 to the Australian Cancer Council to participate.

Event details:
Brisbane, QLD – Thursday 20th October, 2011 – New Farm Bowls
Sydney, NSW – Thursday 20th October, 2011 – Strike Bowling Bar, King Street Wharf
Canberra, ACT – Thursday 3rd November, 2011 – AMF, Belconnen
Melbourne, Vic – Thursday 20th October, 2011 – Strike Bowling Bar, QV
Adelaide, SA – Thursday 20th October, 2011 – AMF, Woodville
Singapore – Thursday 20th October, 2011 – Super Bowl, Marina Square

For more information: Contact Kate Jarrett on 02 9355 0005 or email events@bowlingforcancer.com

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