Star of Tomorrow
The Star of Tomorrow scholarship was established in 1998 by the Salt Lake City Women's Bowling Association to recognize one female youth bowler annually with a $1,500 scholarship. The scholarship recognized those who excelled both on and off the lanes - as the criteria was balanced around bowling performance, service and scholastic achievements. Today, the GSLBA continues this wonderful tradition by awarding one male and one female the Star of Tomorrow Scholarship annually. The youth bowlers are the future of our sport and we are honored to give those youth bowlers the chance to further their education and bowling goals through this scholarship.
2022 Star of Tomorrow Application - APPLICATIONS CLOSED
| 2022 Star of Tomorrow Application |
Dominic Azevedo
Dominic Azevedo graduated from Hunter High School in 2021. He was active in track & field (team captain), pep band and participated in the school's musicals. Dominic was very respected by his peers as a constant supporter and someone always willing to help and lead by example.
Dominic bowled his junior league at Bonwood Bowl and was also a member of Travel League. He averaged 205, has a high game of 279 and high series of 749. Dominic owns various 1st place finishes in Travel League, GSLBA city tournaments, and won the step ladder finals in the U-17 division of the 2019 Utah State Pepsi Tournament. He has been accepted to Utah State University and plans to study to be a Veterinarian. Congratulations Dominic, on being one of our 2021 Star of Tomorrow Recipients! |
Lizzy Rees
Elizabeth (Lizzy) Rees graduated from Lehi High School this past summer and has started her freshman year at the University of Utah. Lizzy is studying athletic training.
During her time at Lehi High School, Lizzy was a star athlete! She was captain of the varsity girls' basketball team and a member of the varsity golf team. She is active in her church, mowed lawns and babysat for her neighbors as a means to give back to her community. Lizzy bowled her junior leagues at All Star West Jordan, where she averaged 190. She is a 4-time member of the GSLBA All City Girl's Team. Lizzy has competed in many challenging scratch singles tournaments. She took 4th in the Idaho JBT, qualified for in the Storm Utah Open. Lizzy has a high game of 289 and a high series of 737. Congratulations Lizzy on being one of our 2021 Star of Tomorrow recipients! |
Star of Tomorrow Recipients
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2021 - Lizzy Rees & Dominic Azevedo
2020 - No recipients 2019 - Vanessa Robles & William Rees 2018 - Christopher Redmond & Tristin Evans 2017 - Duncan Kesler 2016 - Janine Turpie & Trevor Redmond 2015 - James Isaac Azevedo III 2014 - Kazia Caraker & Nick Tanner 2013 - Ashley Mackay & Cody Adair 2012 - Mikayla Miller & Matthew Hansen 2011 - Andi Guevara & Devin McPolin 2010 - Maranda Reynolds & Randy Lane 2009 - Kyle Morrison 2008 - Michelle Fest & Trey Gunnell 2007 - Tyler Barker |
2005 - Morgan Fest
2004 - Lindy (Burdett) Luttmer 2003 - Kristy (Pearson) Coles 2002 - April (Magee) Sanchez 2001 - Jaclyn (Allen) Tapia 2000 - Britney (Mortensen) Harding 1999 - Lisa (Lund) Rank 1998 - Crystal (Crowther) DeGreef |
