Beth Riva's Commonwealth Games Bowling Debut

0:0023-year-old Beth Riva is making her Commonwealth Games debut in women's pairs bowling for Scotland, right here in Glasgow. She's teaming up in the same squad as her uncle, Alex Marshall MBE, the legend who's been dominating the sport. The games kick off July 23rd and run through August 2nd with Beth playing for her home crowd. Beth Snow Rooking, she plays for Gifford Bowling Club in East Lovian and snagged the World Mixed Pairs title last year, plus runner-up in singles. A log graduate now working in that West, she's traded courtrooms for the Greens, building a strong resume alongside her uncle and competitions. Back in 2014, Beth watched Alex compete in these exact games in Glasgow, showing up nearly every day and soaking in the electric. Atmosphere, that experience lit a fire in her, turning her from fan to athlete with the whole city buzzing for Team Scotland. The family ties run deep, her older brother Dean, bowls down in Australia, and Alex taught her the basics as a kid, even playing cover bowls in the living room.

1:04They've teamed up in league since, making this a full-circle family affair. Beth's locked in on delivering medals, hoping Glasgow brings that same roar again, and she's got world-class tips from Alex if needed. It's the dream script she's living now. That wraps Edinburgh News Today. Brought to you with AI.