Cara Honeychurch set to be inducted into PWBA Hall of Fame

By Tenpin Bowling Australia
February 4, 2026

Tenpin Bowling Australia proudly congratulates Cara Honeychurch follow the announcement that she is set to be inducted into the PWBA Hall of Fame, one of the highest individual honours in international tenpin bowling.

The PWBA Hall of Fame recognises athletes who have made an outstanding and lasting impact on the sport at the highest level. Cara’s upcoming induction will place her among an elite group of bowlers whose achievements and influence have helped shape professional women’s bowling globally.

Across a distinguished international career, Cara represented Australia with distinction, competing successfully on the world stage and earning recognition as one of the country’s most accomplished professional bowlers. Her achievements as an athlete helped pave the way for future generations of Australian bowlers to aspire to success at the highest level.

Beyond her competitive career, Cara has continued to contribute to the sport through leadership and service, including her time as Chief Executive Officer of Tenpin Bowling Australia. Her experience, professionalism, and passion for the sport helped guide Australian bowling through an important period of development and change.

The announcement of Cara’s induction recognises not only her on-lane success, but also her broader contribution to the growth and profile of tenpin bowling both in Australia and internationally.

Cara will become the second Australian inducted into the PWBA Hall of Fame following the induction of Carol Gianotti in 2023.

Tenpin Bowling Australia congratulates Cara Honeychurch on this significant and well-deserved honour ahead of her formal induction.

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