Zara Glover

About Zara Glover

Zara Giles is one of England's and the world's leading Ten-pin bowlers. She is a world champion bowler and a bowling tutor for Brunswick Bowling Academies across Europe. She currently lives in Milton Keynes in Buckinghamshire. She is also one of the UKs top female ten-pin bowlers.

Career Highlights:

• Zara played in the 2004, 2005, 2006 and 2007 World Tenpin Masters.
  
• She has said that she really enjoyed it so kept pestering her parents to take her all the time. Zara's nan bought her a bowling ball for Christmas that year and a Pro Shop operator recommended that she join the Youth Bowling Club so she went along on a Saturday morning and the rest is was set in stone
  
• Zara started playing in tournaments at the age of 12 and made the England youth team at 14 years old.
  
• Her first tournament was in 1994 in the London Borough of Enfield with the National Association of Youth Bowling Clubs who hold a National Championship every year. It is said to now be the biggest tournament in Europe, running over 5 weekends.
  

Zara Glover Achievements

• 2007 World Ranking Masters Runner-up - Florida, U.S.
  
• 2006 San Marino Open Champion - 2nd Title defended successfully in 2006
  
• 2006 Indonesian Open Champion – Title defended successfully
  
• 2005 European Ladies Masters Champion, Barcelona
  
• 2005 San Marino Open Champion
  
• 2005 Indonesian Open Champion, Jakarta
  
• 2005 World Games Singles Silver Medallist - Müllheim, Germany
  
• 2004 World Tenpin Team Cup Gold Medallist - Hoofddorp, Netherlands
  
• 2004 European Tenpin Team Cup Gold Medallist - Norwich, England
  
• 2004 Oltremare Naples Champion, Italy
  
• 2003 World Tenpin Team Cup Gold Medallist - Odense, Denmark
  
• 2003 Singles, Doubles & All-events World Champion - Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia
  
• 2002 World Youth Championships Team Gold Medallist - Pattaya, Thailand
  
• 2002 European Tenpin Team Cup Bronze Medallist - Müllheim, Germany
  
• 2001 Trios European Champion and Masters Silver Medallist, Aalborg, Denmark
  
• 2000 World Youth Championships Doubles Gold Medallist - Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic Numerous Youth Titles