In Depth

Kylie Whitehead opens up about what led to her becoming a bowls world champion

By Georgia Smith
Updated November 9 2019 - 3:26pm, first published 7:30am
CHAMPION: Kylie Whitehead was all smiles when she returned to her home green in Wodonga with the world championship title in hand this week. Picture: JAMES WILTSHIRE.
CHAMPION: Kylie Whitehead was all smiles when she returned to her home green in Wodonga with the world championship title in hand this week. Picture: JAMES WILTSHIRE.

When Kylie Whitehead first stepped onto Wodonga's bowling green she never imagined the sport would one day become her passion. Now, nine years later and a world championship title under her belt, Whitehead spoke to The Border Mail's GEORGIA SMITH this week about what led to the history making moment and the role her grandparents played in shaping her.

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