Bocce Australia would like to welcome and congratulate our new volunteer Social Media Co-ordinator Samuel Pevere!! Samuel brings his expert media skills and experience to our sport and we are excited to have him as part of the team. Here is a message from Samuel: Hello! I am Samuel Pevere. I am 16 and live down in Cooma NSW. I have always been connected with Bocce. My family have been involved in running the Cooma Bocce Sporting Club for 10+ years. I am currently the Social Secretary, Publicity, for the club. Not only do I help with the Bocce club I also go to school and referee Basketball. I am currently in year 12 and the Referees Coordinator for Cooma Basketball. I have always loved local communities and in this position I can connect local, state and national bocce!
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