Sault Ste. Marie is hosting the 2023 Canadian Youth Bowling Championships this week, and some of the best young bowlers in the country are taking part.

The tournament is being held at the Essar Centre, and it features bowlers from all over Canada. The competition is divided into three age groups: under-12, under-15, and under-18.

So far, the competition has been fierce. In the under-12 division, Ethan Ladouceur of Saskatoon is leading the way. He has a total of 3,545 pins after three games. In the under-15 division, Emily Armstrong of Toronto is in first place with a total of 3,674 pins. And in the under-18 division, Tyler Tardi of Vernon, B.C., is leading with a total of 3,753 pins.

The tournament will continue until Sunday, and the top bowlers in each division will be crowned champions.

The Canadian Youth Bowling Championships are a great opportunity for young bowlers to compete against each other and improve their skills. The tournament also helps to promote bowling as a sport, and it gives young bowlers a chance to dream of one day competing on the professional level.

The tournament is being organized by the Canadian Bowling Congress, and it is sponsored by a number of local businesses. The Essar Centre is providing the venue for the tournament, and the Sault Ste. Marie Bowling Centre is providing the bowling balls and pins.

The Canadian Youth Bowling Championships are a great event for the city of Sault Ste. Marie. They are bringing together some of the best young bowlers in the country, and they are helping to promote bowling as a sport. The tournament is also a great opportunity for young bowlers to improve their skills and dream of one day competing on the professional level.