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League BOWLING

What is League Bowling?

A league is a weekly social way to enjoy your tenpin bowling.  Like other competitive sports, league bowling follows an established set of rules and is organised around a draw that allows each team to play every other team at least twice.

At the close of the competition, the leagues award trophies and prizes to team members, as well as cash prizes to the season's most outstanding bowlers in some of our leagues.  Part of you entry goes into a cash fund for the end of season prizegiving.

 

Finding the right League for you

All our leagues are different, from fun, social teams to the seriously competitive. There are leagues for young people, adults, seniors and special needs players. In other words, there's a league to suit everyone!

Whether you're joining with a friend, as an individual or want to put together a team of your own, our staff can help you find the league that suits you best.

 

How does League Bowling work?

Format

There are typically four bowlers in a league team, although some teams compete with just two or three players. Three games are played on the same day and time each week: generally about two hours of play.

Handicaps

Much like golf, league bowling has a system of handicapping to make the game more competitive, not only between teams but individuals of various skill levels.

Fees and Prizes

Most leagues collect participation fees each week that contribute to their end-of-season prize night. Our centre staff can give you more information about the costs associated with the various leagues.


COMPETITION

 

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Download the 2011 Bowling Calendar here

 

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Download a registration form  here

 

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We hope you decide to accept the challenge and enter your team, and we look forward to welcoming you to the ACTION!! 

 

 



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