Bowlers from Botswana, South Africa, and Zimbabwe faced off in the third edition of the annual SRR Bowling Tournament held in Jwaneng. The two-day event concluded yesterday, bringing together a total of 20 mixed teams from across the region.
The tournament attracted top talent, with teams competing for skill, strategy, and the championship title. Organizers reported strong participation and a high level of competition, reflecting the growing popularity of bowling in Southern Africa.
The stakes were high, with the winning team set to receive a P12,000 cash prize. The runners-up were awarded P8,000 for second place and P6,000 for third, providing additional motivation for teams to perform at their best.
Event officials highlighted the tournament’s role in fostering regional sportsmanship and creating opportunities for bowlers to gain exposure and experience. Beyond the prizes, participants valued the chance to network and share techniques with peers from neighboring countries.
Spectators enjoyed lively matches throughout the two days, with tense finishes and standout performances keeping audiences engaged. The tournament also showcased Jwaneng as a growing hub for sports events, capable of hosting international competitions.
Organizers confirmed that planning for the next edition is already underway, aiming to expand participation and attract more teams from across Southern Africa. The SRR Bowling Tournament continues to strengthen regional ties while promoting competitive bowling as a key sport in Botswana.
