We’re very excited to announce the winners of State and Territory Bowl Patrol awards for 2019. (Image: Patrollers at Oz Tenpin in Shepparton include 2019 VIC winners Ebony and Raphael with runner up Declan.) Every year our Sport Development Officers work with the Bowl Patrol centres, Lane Rangers and participants to recognise a few special […]
Centres and associations across Australia who purchased the Bowl Patrol equipment are enjoying the opportunity to showcase the national learn to bowl program with visiting schools.
Tenpin Bowling Australia (TBA) has announced the launch of Australia’s newest participation program for older teens and adult with an intellectual disability or on the autism spectrum – Bowl Abilities.
Tenpin bowling has, for a long time, done well to make all abilities feel included. Bowl Patrol is no exception, we’re keen to see every body bowling.
Bowl Patrol Ambassador Jason Belmonte recently posted on Facebook, showing the resources he partnered with Tenpin Bowling Australia on, to teach kids how to bowl with two hands.
Tenpin Bowling Australia supports Sport Australia’s recently released Position Statement on Physical Literacy and its focus on the importance to health and wellbeing of all Australians.
Meet Izzy, one of many stand-out bowlers loving Bowl Patrol, here at ZONE Bowling in Rockingham WA her dreams are coming true!
In 2018, TBA created the Bowl Patrol Awards to highlight the contributions and recognise the outstanding efforts of individuals and registered centres in growing and developing the sport through Australia’s only national junior tenpin bowling program – Bowl Patrol.
Bowl Patrol is a program designed specifically for children aged 6 – 12 to learn the basic skills of tenpin bowling. Visit bowlpatrol.com.au for more information and available programs.
Australian and Professional Bowlers Association (PBA) star Jason Belmonte has been officially announced as an ambassador for Tenpin Bowling Australia (TBA).
