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Bound for nationals
For a decade, Heather Comba and Laura Seed worked together for the same goal.
For the next 10 years, the local lawn bowlers worked toward reaching the national 4s championships. They came close, twice finishing third at provincials when, unfortunately, there were only two spots available.
This year, they decided it was time for a change.
“I talked to Heather. We had tried for so many years,” recalled Seed. “We knew each other so well, maybe too well. We needed to try something different.”
So they went their separate ways. Seed and Kelly McKerihen joined forces with Lisa McKerihen and Heather Battles, playing out of a different district while Comba and Linda Baron teamed up with Brampton’s Sheila Lumley and Mary Meldrum.
Each team won their respective district titles to earn a spot at the provincials where Comba’s team took the gold while Seed and her teammates took the silver — each qualifying for this month’s nationals in Toronto — though the two teams never met during the tournament.
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Bound for nationals BOWLED OVER: Heather Comba (left) and Laura Seed eagerly await their trip to the national 4s championships. Graham Paine / Canadian Champion For a decade, Heather Comba and Laura Seed worked together for the same goal. For the next 10 years, |
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