Whether you got a strike or were more of a gutter-bowler see who you can recognise in this throwback gallery.
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5. Staff pic
Pictured at Firth Park bowling alley in 2004 were staff LtoR Mary Crossland, and Daveen Heathcote. Photo: Mike Waistell
6. World competitors
Tony Batty, left, has entered the 10 pin bowling at the World Firefighters games back in 2004, and roped in sons Luke and wife Jill, pictured with youngest son Dane, second from right back in 2004 Photo: Stuart Hastings
7. Becoming champs
Crosspool Juniors under 10s team celebrated at the Hollywood Bowl after becoming champions of the Sheffield and District Junior Sunday League in 2005 Photo: submitted
8. Representing the country
Fiona Banks of Tunwell Avenue, High Greave, Sheffield represented England at 10 pin bowling in 2005 Photo: Andrew Partridge
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