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Bay County boys and girls laced up their bowling shoes for the Panama City all City Bowling Tournament.
Over a hundred kids ranging from ages from 7 to 19 competed in this 46th annual tournament.
The competition was broken up into single, double and team competitions.
Some of the older kids had the opportunity to win scholarships for strikes.
Youth director of the Panama City Bowling Association Sean Lemons, says it’s the people involved that make an event like this possible.
“The event as a whole has gone very well mainly because of our bowling association, the volunteers that we have the parents the directors Donny Curry the owner here at Bowlarama, Jimmy Headcamp the manager at raptor lanes. It was a great effort for every one involved in the community to put on this 46 annual event.”
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