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 $1,000 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.
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Application Deadline: March 22, 2019
No late or incomplete submissions will be accepted | ||
2018 Star of Tomorrow Recipients
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Christopher Redmond
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Tristin Evans
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Christopher, a senior at Olympus High School, is the 2018 Star of Tomorrow male recipient! He will be attending Salt Lake Community College in the fall studying General Mathematics and Science. He has been bowling for eleven years and has a high average of 214, high game of 279, and high series of 765 – he also has multiple youth city tournament titles to his name and was a member of the 2016-2017 Junior All City Teams.
When not bowling, Christopher enjoys participating in his school band and has been a member of the Junior Symphony for the past 2 summers. He has also had the opportunity to share his love for animals by volunteering at the Humane Society and Salt Lake County Animal Shelter. Christopher also played baseball and was selected to the All-Star Teams in 2009-2012. Christopher would like to move onto a 4 year University after achieving his Associates Degree. There, he would like to either pursue a career as a Chemist or a Chef. Congratulations Christopher and best of luck in your future – we know you’ll accomplish great things! |
Tristin, a Freshman at College of Southern Idaho, is the 2018 Star of Tomorrow female recipient! She is currently working towards a major in Psychology. Before attending College of Southern Idaho, Tristin attended Kearns High School. She has been bowling for thirteen years and has a high average of 161, high game of 237 and a high series of 654.
During her time at Kearns High School, Tristin participated in Basketball, Tennis, and Softball. Tristin strived in these sports and was academic all-state for all three. She was also named All-State in 2017 for Softball and Basketball. She was voted Captain and names MVP for softball in 2015, 2016, and 2017. Her hard work paid off and she currently plays on the softball team for College of Southern Idaho. Through these sports, Tristin has participated in numerous community service events. With her basketball team, she helped with Turkey in a Box which helped families in need during Thanksgiving. She also participated in Unstuff the Bus with her college softball team. This event allowed her to donate her time and items to help families in need during the Christmas holidays. Congratulations Tristin and best of luck in your future – we know you’ll accomplish great things! |
Star of Tomorrow Recipients
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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 |
