Lazarus family to represent South Africa at Blackball World Championships
Erin Lazarus and her family members, Ian and Graeme, are set to represent South Africa at the WPA Blackball World Championship in London. Erin, a top-ranked U23 player, aims to complete her trophy collection with a World Singles title.
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Ask AI 2 min Erin Lazarus and her father, Ian Lazarus will be representing South Africa at the WPA Blackball World Championship in London later this month.
WHEN 23-year-old Erin Lazarus takes her first shot at the WPA Blackball World Championship in London later this month, she will know there are two very familiar faces in the crowd, and they will be wearing South African colours too.
Lazarus, her father Ian and her uncle Graeme have all qualified for the championships, turning what is usually an individual pursuit into a family journey.
The business science in finance student will compete in the ladies’ division, while Ian and Graeme will take on the over-60s category at the tournament, which will take place at the Thistle Hotel in London from October 20 to 28.
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