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Jordan Kos

DOB:
June 25th, 2000
Hometown:
Regina, SK
Profession:
Teacher
Home Club:
Regina Lawn Bowling Club
Years in National Program:
6
Bowls Used:
Taylor Ace
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Notable Bowls Accomplishments

  • 2022 Commonwealth Games
  • 2019 Asia Pacifics Gold Medal
  • Canadian U25s – 2019 (silver medal), 2023 (Gold Medal)
  • Canadian Singles Championships – 2016 (silver medal), 2017 (silver medal) & 2019 (bronze), 2022 (Gold)
  • Canadian Championships Fours  – 2014 (gold medal), 2016 (silver medal) & 2018 (bronze medal)
  • Canadian Championships Forster-Lang Pairs – 2013 (gold medal), 2015 (gold medal) & 2017 (gold medal)
  • 2018 North American Challenge
  • Canadian U 18s – 2015 (gold medal) & 2017 (gold medal)
  • 2017 Multi-Nations Event 
  • North American Challenge Overall First Place – 2014, 2016 
  • Silver medal at the Tiger Bowls and China Open – 2015
  • Canadian Championship Pairs – 2015 (silver medal)
  • US Open runner up in the Championships flight for women’s fours, women’s pairs, and women’s singles.  Female player of the tournament. 

Fun Facts

Who is your favourite athlete?
Bobby Orr. He is the best hockey player to every play the game! He is humble, kind and a real ambassador for all sports.
What is your favourite bowls memory?
Being drafted at the age of 13 by the infamous, Jean Roney, to play pairs with her nationally which was the start of my competitive bowls career. Also, at the age of 15, being asked to represent Canada at the North America Challenge. This was the first time I represented Canada internationally. Oh, and being selected to compete at the Commonwealth Games and World Bowls.
What is one thing that people would be surprised to know about you?
I scored a supporting role in the Corner Gas Movie as Trumpet Player #2.
What is your favourite movie?
Wedding Crashers – Shlomo . . . I thought you were renouncing all your possessions and moving to Nepal!
If you could play any other sport professionally, what would it be?
I’d go where the money is!
What are three things you can’t live without?
Bowls. Money. Glaxal (google it).
Any other fun facts you’d like to share about yourself?
I’ve never said “No” to a good slice of pizza. I studied Latin for four year. I hate spontaneity – It takes the fun out of planning.
What three words would your teammates use to describe you?
Shy. Quiet. Sensitive. And I can wear every color!

Notable Bowls Accomplishments

  • 2022 Commonwealth Games
  • 2019 Asia Pacifics Gold Medal
  • Canadian U25s – 2019 (silver medal), 2023 (Gold Medal)
  • Canadian Singles Championships – 2016 (silver medal), 2017 (silver medal) & 2019 (bronze), 2022 (Gold)
  • Canadian Championships Fours  – 2014 (gold medal), 2016 (silver medal) & 2018 (bronze medal)
  • Canadian Championships Forster-Lang Pairs – 2013 (gold medal), 2015 (gold medal) & 2017 (gold medal)
  • 2018 North American Challenge
  • Canadian U 18s – 2015 (gold medal) & 2017 (gold medal)
  • 2017 Multi-Nations Event 
  • North American Challenge Overall First Place – 2014, 2016 
  • Silver medal at the Tiger Bowls and China Open – 2015
  • Canadian Championship Pairs – 2015 (silver medal)
  • US Open runner up in the Championships flight for women’s fours, women’s pairs, and women’s singles.  Female player of the tournament. 

Fun Facts

Who is your favourite athlete?
Bobby Orr. He is the best hockey player to every play the game! He is humble, kind and a real ambassador for all sports.
What is your favourite bowls memory?
Being drafted at the age of 13 by the infamous, Jean Roney, to play pairs with her nationally which was the start of my competitive bowls career. Also, at the age of 15, being asked to represent Canada at the North America Challenge. This was the first time I represented Canada internationally. Oh, and being selected to compete at the Commonwealth Games and World Bowls.
What is one thing that people would be surprised to know about you?
I scored a supporting role in the Corner Gas Movie as Trumpet Player #2.
What is your favourite movie?
Wedding Crashers – Shlomo . . . I thought you were renouncing all your possessions and moving to Nepal!
If you could play any other sport professionally, what would it be?
I’d go where the money is!
What are three things you can’t live without?
Bowls. Money. Glaxal (google it).
Any other fun facts you’d like to share about yourself?
I’ve never said “No” to a good slice of pizza. I studied Latin for four year. I hate spontaneity – It takes the fun out of planning.
What three words would your teammates use to describe you?
Shy. Quiet. Sensitive. And I can wear every color!