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Speed Demon Bowling Nets

To celebrate Western Australia’s love of high speed bowling, the Western Australian Museum has developed the Speed Demon Bowling Nets, utilising the latest in sports training speed devices and a custom designed bowling enclosure.

And while reverse swing, the wrong ‘un, the doosra and the flipper are all very good, we West Australians pride ourselves on the ability to hurl a seaming leather ball at high speed at the toes, legs and occasionally heads of anyone who dares to face us.

But there is a catch – you only get 3 chances to beat the speed demon!

Come back to this page to see regular weekly updates of current speeds and the all time fastest bowler.

The Speed Demon Bowling Nets
10:00am – 3:00pm (weather permitting)
Western Australian Museum – Kalgoorlie-Boulder

Speed Bowling Champions of Kalgoorlie-Boulder!
	Name	Age	Town	Speed
	Brody*	2	Kalgoorlie	27
	Luke*	3	Kalgoorlie	30
	Rylee*	4	Kalgoorlie	26
	Darcey*	5	Melbourne	39
Equal 1st	Jack	6	Mt Claremont	42
Equal 1st	Jed	6	Kalgoorlie	42
	Daniel	7	Kalgoorlie	48
	William*	8	Kalgoorlie	53
Equal 1st	Justin	9	Bunbury	58
Equal 1st	Francis	9	Derby (Riverlands School)	58
Equal 1st	Vaughn*	9	Kambalda	58
	Aiden	10	Kalgoorlie	62
	David	11	Good Shepherd Catholic School, Lockridge	81
Special Mention - Fastest Girls Bowling	Kasha	11	Augusta Primary School	79
	Joel	12	Falcon Primary School	82
	Tommy	13	Numakah, Vic	78
Equal 1st	Reece	14	Lake Grace	87
Equal 1st	Matt	14	Kalgoorlie Boulder Community High School	87
	Jono	15	Kalgoorlie Boulder Community High School	88
	Mark	16	Kalgoorlie	81
	Luke	17	John Paul College	101
	Mr Clark	Adult	Kalgoorlie Boulder Community high School	92

Thank you to all participants and I hope you enjoyed your visit to the Western Australian Museum - Kalgoorlie-Boulder

*I don't have contacts for these children, if you think you know who they are please let me know!