Olivia Farwell is a graduate of Duquesne University, where she earned her bachelor's degree in Sports Information and Media. She furthered her education by obtaining a master's degree in Corporate Communication from the same institution. Throughout her academic journey, Farwell excelled both on and off the bowling lanes, earning numerous accolades and achievements.
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As Marketing Manager and Social Media Manager at Clearview Lanes in Mount Joy, PA, Farwell demonstrated her exceptional organizational and managerial skills. She successfully developed instructional camps for individuals of all ages, organized family parties, and collaborated with management teams to ensure smooth operations. Additionally, she was responsible for managing all social media pages and providing visual and audio entertainment for various activities and events.
Farwell was a 4-time All-American and 4-time All-Conference Athlete during her time at Duquesne University. Her impressive track record includes being named Rookie of the Year, earning the title of Bowler of the Year twice, and being selected as the Sportsmanship Award recipient for exemplifying the highest level of sportsmanship. She was also honored as the NTCA Division 1 Player of the Year.
As a member of the PWBA Tour, Farwell represented Roto Grip as part of Team SPI during her rookie year in the 2022-23 season. Her participation on the professional tour showcases her dedication to continuously pushing the boundaries of her skills and competing at the highest level.
Farwell's commitment to her community is evident through her involvement with various organizations. She created a social media platform to promote collegiate bowling, providing valuable information to young athletes and families. Farwell regularly hosts informative live stream sessions and maintains an active presence on Facebook and Instagram. She is also a dedicated volunteer, having served as a bowling coach at Mount Saint Mary's University and providing private coaching sessions to individuals and groups aiming to improve their bowling abilities.
