The IMCS celebrates Christmas - bowling edition

14 Dezember 2023

The traditional IMCS Christmas party took place yesterday, Wednesday 13 December 2023. This year's venue was the Max Munich Bowling centre in Brunnthal.

After a little refreshment at the beginning of the evening, we headed straight to the bowling lanes, where the IMCS team competed for over 3 hours. Of course, there was no shortage of fun and enjoyment and the bowling breaks were used efficiently for lively discussions and the consumption of various cold drinks. The highlight of the evening was the award for the best bowling round of the evening. Matthias Mayr topped all the others with a phenomenal score of 171 points and can rightly call himself the IMCS Bowling King.

The IMCS wishes everyone a Merry Christmas and a healthy, happy and successful New Year 2024.

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