Journey to the World Bowls Championships: Aaron Teys
Ahead of next week’s World Bowls Championships, the Right at Home Jackaroos share their journeys across the years that has seen them selected for the sport’s showpiece event on the Gold Coast.
Up next, Aaron Teys.
How did you get started in bowls?
When I was six-years-old I would go down to the club with dad and play him first to 11 in singles.
Which was the first bowls club you became involved with?
Cherry Street Sports
Which clubs have you been involved with throughout your journey?
Cherry Street Sports, Evens Head, Lennox Head, Warilla, Bramble Bay, Hamilton, Deer Park, Bundoora, Club Tweed, Broadbeach and Helensvale.
Who is your current club and how have they shown you support throughout your career?
Warilla Bowls. I made the move to Warilla when I was 16 and I have never looked back. The CEO, Phil Kipp, and the Board of Directors have always supported me every step of the way, and with the opportunity they have given me I would not be where I am today.
Who has been the biggest influence on your bowls journey and why?
My family has been the biggest influence.
Is there a particular coach who has influenced your bowls journey the most?
Dad was the first coach I ever had and influenced me the most.
Why is the 2023 World Bowls Championships so important to you and the people who have helped you on your journey?
This is my first major international event. I just want to do my family, Australia and fans proud.
