Aleta sill biography definition
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Aleta sill biography definition
Through most of the '80s and '90s, Aleta Rzepecki Sill was the best woman 10-pin bowler in the nation. She could walk into any bowling center, anywhere, and ...
Well, she'd pretty much be ignored. But that was professional bowling, especially for women.
"Obviously," Sill says now, "I didn't do it to get rich, because I'm not."
And she didn't do it to become famous, except in the close and clattering world of bowling, where her name was familiar even if her face wasn't.
"I just loved my sport," she says.
Sill, 52, loved the competition.
Loved the mental aspect, the 80 or 90 percent of the game at high levels that takes place above the neck. Loved the connection to her beloved grandparents, loved the camaraderie, loved coming home to the place that loved her back ...
Sort of, when it gave women's bowling a thought.
She was nominated for the Michigan Sports Hall of Fame in 2007.
Didn't get in.
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