Booking Forms for the above Tour Event at Robina may be downloaded here

 

 

Booking Forms for Logan may be downloaded here

Booking Forms for Capalaba may be downloaded here

 

New Disabilities Events in North Queensland

A three leg round robin series between Cairns, Innisfail and Atherton will commence on the 18th May with the first leg being held at Innisfail. This is a joint project between Special Olympics and the 3 local centres.

The event will be known as the CIA Bowling Tournament. Here is a link to the flyer for the first event

All Board Members please note

The next General Board Meeting is scheduled for Monday May 13th Commencing at 5.30pm

 

Date changes

The State Championships will take place on the weekend of May 11th & 12th and 18th & 19th, The Masters will be on May 18th & 19th

All these events will be held at Caboolture. State Team members are advised that they need to complete an All Events entry in the Championships. North Queenslanders however may bowl their All Events in their nearest City or Area Championships.

The State Championship format remains unchanged - bowlers need to submit a 4 person Team entry in order to compete. All competitors are advised to submit their entries at the earliest possible opportunity as a record field is again expected.

Entry forms for all 2013 Championships may be found here

Calendars

TBAQ is moving towards a 3 year Tournament Calendar and 2014 and 2015 events, dates and venues are under consideration now.

The 2013 Tournament Calendar may be found here

The 2014 Tournament Calendar may be found here

Please note the 2014 Calendar is only provisional at this stage and is subject to change


The 2013 Bowler & Coach Education Calendar may be found here

 

 

The Tenpin Bowling Association of Queensland is grateful for the support of the Department of National Parks, Recreation, Sport and Racing. The Queensland Government provides $190,000 to the Tenpin Bowling Association of Queensland inc.(TBAQ) to get more Queenslanders active through sport and recreation.

TBAQ do this through supplying access to our sport at over 200 schools each year and partnering with other Community service organisations using modified tenpin bowling equipment (called Roll ‘n Strike kits) in schools and community centres across the State.

TBAQ also deliver Bowler and Coach education and training pathways authorised by Tenpin Bowling Australia, and our volunteer committees provide Championships, qualifying tournaments and selection for State representative teams for all categories of bowlers. Membership services are provided by volunteers at each local bowling centre while the TBAQ Board of Management Governs the sport of Tenpin Bowling in Queensland.

 

 

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