Natasha SCOTT
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Lawn Bowls
Lawn Bowls
Birth Date: 27 Nov 1990Place of Birth: MAITLANDCountry of birth: AUSAge: 27Gender:
Female
Height (cm): 162
Weight (Kg): 78
Natasha SCOTT - Schedule
| Time | Event | Status | ||
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Thu, 5 Apr
16:01
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Women's Fours
Section A - Round 1
AUS Australia
41
PNG Papua New Guinea
1
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Finished |
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Fri, 6 Apr
16:01
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Women's Fours
Section A - Round 3
AUS Australia
15
COK Cook Islands
9
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Finished |
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Fri, 6 Apr
19:00
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Women's Fours
Section A - Round 4
AUS Australia
23
NAM Namibia
9
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Finished |
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Sat, 7 Apr
12:00
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Women's Fours
Section A - Round 5
AUS Australia
14
MAS Malaysia
13
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Finished |
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Sat, 7 Apr
16:01
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Women's Fours
Quarter Final
AUS Australia
14
MAS Malaysia
12
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Finished |
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Sun, 8 Apr
9:01
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Women's Fours
Semi Final
AUS Australia
10
CAN Canada
9
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Finished |
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Mon, 9 Apr
12:15
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Women's Fours
Gold Medal Match
AUS Australia
18
RSA South Africa
16
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Finished |
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Mon, 9 Apr
17:01
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Women's Triples
Section A - Round 1
AUS Australia
32
PNG Papua New Guinea
12
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Finished |
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Tue, 10 Apr
16:01
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Women's Triples
Section A - Round 3
AUS Australia
20
IND India
11
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Finished |
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Tue, 10 Apr
19:00
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Women's Triples
Section A - Round 4
AUS Australia
20
CAN Canada
13
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Finished |
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Wed, 11 Apr
16:01
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Women's Triples
Section A - Round 5
AUS Australia
24
FIJ Fiji
9
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Finished |
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Wed, 11 Apr
19:00
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Women's Triples
Quarter Final
AUS Australia
30
NIR Northern Ireland
5
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Finished |
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Thu, 12 Apr
9:01
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Women's Triples
Semi Final
AUS Australia
16
ENG England
13
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Finished |
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Thu, 12 Apr
17:31
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Women's Triples
Gold Medal Match
AUS Australia
21
SCO Scotland
12
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Finished |
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PNG
COK
NAM
MAS
CAN
RSA
IND
FIJ
NIR
ENG
SCOBiographical Information
Highlights:
| Year | Location | Event | Rank |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2014 | Glasgow, SCO | Women's Pairs | QF |
| 2014 | Glasgow, SCO | Women's Fours | 3rd Pool |
| 2010 | Delhi, IND | Women's Pairs | 4 |
| Year | Location | Event | Rank |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2016 | Gold Coast, AUS | Women's Singles | 1 |
| Year | Location | Event | Rank |
|---|---|---|---|
| 2016 | Christchurch, NZL | Women's Triples | 1 |
| 2016 | Christchurch, NZL | Women's Fours | 1 |
| 2012 | Adelaide, AUS | Women's Triples | 1 |
| 2012 | Adelaide, AUS | Women's Fours | 5th Pool |
Previous names: Natasha Van ELDIK (bowls.com.au, Sep 2016)
Hobbies:
Cooking, football, beach, reading, writing (Athlete, 6 Jun 2017; Athlete, 6 Oct 2017)
Occupation: Child carer (Athlete, 6 Jun 2017)
Education: Hospitality (Diploma); child services (Diploma)
Languages spoken: English
Coach:
NATIONAL: Steve GLASSON (AUS) (worldbowls.com, 27 Mar 2017)
Reason: "I was waiting to undergo surgery on both knees for soccer injuries, so I turned to bowls for school sport. But I had no interest and was content to just sit on the edge of the green, eat chips and bludge from school. But (Raymond Terrace coach) Tony SCOTT (AUS) got me to send a few down and they all finished within one metre of the kitty. So he got me to bowl a few more with the same results and rang up mum to ask if he could coach me." (theherald.com.au, 1 Jun 2010; Athlete, 6 Jun 2017)
Ambition: "To play to the best of my ability and enjoy the game." (Athlete, 6 Jun 2017)
Memorable: "Winning three world titles in one year (2016)." (Athlete, 6 Oct 2017)
Hero: Australian Para athlete, Kurt FEARNLEY. "Such an inspirational athlete." (Athlete, 6 Jun 2017)
Influence: "My husband. He taught me the fundamentals of the game." (Athlete, 6 Jun 2017)
Ritual: "Left sock on before the right." (Athlete, 6 Jun 2017)
Additional information:
GRAND SLAM
Won all four state titles (singles, pairs, triples and fours) at the 2017 NSW Championships, going undefeated in 75 knockout matches. "I’m over the moon. To think that I've done it, I don't quite know what to think. It’s not something I was expecting and if someone had said you can have one (state title), I would have taken one. But to get four is pretty special. It’s never been done before, male or female." (portstephensexaminer.com.au, 31 Oct 2017)
YOUNGEST
At the Delhi 2010 Commonwealth Games, became the youngest lawn bowler to represent Australia, at age 19. (theherald.com.au, 1 Jun 2010)
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Legend
: Gold
: Silver
: Bronze- : Gold Medal Event
: Bronze Medal Event
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