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25.01.2022 STRIKE 3 BOWLING RELEASES 2021 NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP SCHEDULE Read more: https://tinyurl.com/yxb5vuut www.strike3bowling.com.au... Tenpin Bowling Australia
25.01.2022 Tenpin Bowling Australia has today released Return to Play guidelines and resources to support bowlers and bowling centres across the country in the gradual return to the lanes https://bit.ly/2TX2lP7
23.01.2022 The rules concerning balance holes in bowling balls changes as from 1st August 2020. Please refer to the below information to make sure you comply with the new regulations. TBA Rule 603 was revised to define the current balance rules, with the new rules taking effect from August 1, 2020. From August 1, 2020, no balance holes will be permitted.... If you currently have balls drilled with balance holes in them, you may use them legally until August 1, 2020, as long as the ball has only one balance hole when making a delivery. You will have until that date (August 1, 2020) to plug any additional non-gripping holes. (This includes drilled thumb holes for no-thumb bowlers, as that is technically not a gripping hole used each delivery.)
22.01.2022 Important information from TBA regarding upcoming national events.
21.01.2022 Re-opening Wednesday 17 June 2020!
19.01.2022 The 2020 Tasmanian Tournament Rankings have been updated after the Tasmanian Championships. The top 3 bowlers in each section are :- OPEN MEN - 1st Paul Oakley - 80 points, 2nd Ashley Riley - 76 points and 3rd Brad Goss - 58 points. OPEN LADIES - 1st Jane Gibbons - 84 points, 2nd Karen Commane - 78 points and 3rd Jackie Riley 72 points.... RESTRICTED MEN - 1st Tim Stanes - 67 points, 2nd Ian Hodgkinson - 65 points and 3rd Tom Brown - 52 points. RESTRICTED LADIES - 1st - Michelle Gunn - 68 points, 2nd Shirleen Tubb - 65 points and 3rd Jo Bean - 54 points. SENIOR MEN - =1st Ashley Riley & Garry Crick - 58 points, and 3rd Darren Wood - 52 points. SENIOR LADIES - 1st Michelle Gunn - 54 points, 2nd Tania Rowe - 30 points and =3rd Nana Heth & Sue Tabrett - 28 points. The full ranking points can be viewed on the TBT website at www.tenpintas.org.au/state-teams/roll-offs/
19.01.2022 The 2020 Tasmanian Tournament Rankings have been finalised with the completion of the Devonport Championships over the weekend. Congratulations to the following bowlers for their top 3 placings in the Rankings :- OPEN MEN - 1st. Ashley Riley, 2nd. Paul Oakley & =3rd. Hayden George and Brad Goss.... OPEN WOMEN - 1st. Jane Gibbons, 2nd. Karen Commane & 3rd. Jackie Riley. RESTRICTED MEN - 1st. Tim Stanes, 2nd. Tyson Berne & 3rd. Ian Hodgkinson. RESTRICTED WOMEN - 1st. Michelle Gunn, 2nd. Jo Bean & 3rd. Makala Allison. SENIOR MEN - =1st. Ashley Riley & Garry Crick, 3rd. Darren Wood. SENIOR WOMEN - 1st. Michelle Gunn, 2nd. Tania Rowe & 3rd. Nana Heth. Full results can be found on the TBT website at https://tenpintas.org.au/state-teams/roll-offs/
17.01.2022 Remaining term 1 #BowlPatrol programs have been postponed from today, in line with the Federal Government mandated closure of indoor sporting/entertainment faci...lities. Were working on emailing Lane Rangers, centre managers and registered participants directly and will keep you all up to date via our socials and TBAs homepage tenpin.org.au #staysafe #isolate #bowlathome See more
17.01.2022 Did you hear? Communities Tasmania have 2 x $100 vouchers (from 1st July, even if youve already used your $100 voucher in Jan-June 2020). Theres never been a ...better time to #learntobowl in Tasmania. Our centres at Launceston Lanes and ZONE BOWLING are rolling into Term 3 from 29th July. https://www.communities.tas.gov.au//information-for-parent Bowl Patrol TAS Tenpin Bowling Tasmania Australian Tenpin Bowling Seniors Organisation ,Tasmanian Division. Launceston, Tasmania Hobart, Tasmania #sport #tenpin #bowling #free #voucher #tickettoplay. First program cost $99, subsequent programs $79
15.01.2022 Congratulations to Bridget Perkins & Liam George for making the Junior National Training Squad, Sarah Pennicott who was named in the Youth NTS, Ashley Riley who is in the Senior NTS and Hayden George for being named as Assistant Coach for both the Adult Men & Women squads.
15.01.2022 OAKLEY WINS INAUGURAL STRIKE 3 TASMANIA TITLE Strike 3 came alive at Zone Bowling Moonah on Saturday and the new concept delivered on its vision straight out of... the box. Exciting, entertaining and a number of sudden death finishes all played out in the first TBA accredited tournament run by Strike 3 Bowling. Whilst the field of entries was less than expected, a good crowd turned out to watch the tournament from start to finish, which took just a tick over two hours! Unheard of in traditional bowling, the format saw two pools of eight players play each other before the top four from each pool took each other on, knockout style. At the conclusion of the round robin, Michael Sheppard topped Pool B and Callum Jackson led Pool A, both with 6-1 records to their name. Joining them in the quarter finals was a great mix of experienced and inexperienced players ready to pounce and claim the $1,000 on offer to the winner. The Quarter Finals saw both top seeds eliminated with Sheppard losing to Pool A 4th seed, Jason Featherstone and Jackson losing to Pool B 4th seed, Stuart Pace. The other matches saw Paul Oakley move past Aiden Wedge, playing his first scratch tournament, and Andrew Phillips, returning to the sport after many years, beating the inexperienced Ashton King. The Semi-Finals matched Oakley up against Pace and Phillips up against Featherstone. The experienced and in form Rachuig player made light work of the inexperienced Pace to be first through to the final. The semi between Phillips & Featherstone was a different matter with both players using their large shots to cause havoc and uncertainty, coming down to a golden strike, where by virtue of a higher seeding position in the round robin, gave Phillips one chance to seal the match, and seal it he did, in destroying the pocket and moving to the final. The Final was worthy of the pressure the Strike 3 format automatically delivers on. No time for misses and no time to recover if you do, with Phillips striking the first blow in the best of two final, cleaning up the match in just four shots. Oakley knew it was now or never, and as he has done many times before, stepped up with his own shot making, and in what was just minutes, sent the match to Golden Strike. In a fitting finale, just one strike was now needed to decide who took the $1,000 home and a free entry to the 2020 Strike 3 World Championship. Again, by virtue of a higher seeding after the round robin, Oakley had right of way and a single chance to seal the victory. It however wasnt to be, as the pressure was immense and the crowd watched in silence, Oakley pulling the shot high. This gave Phillips not one, but two chances to seal a tournament win after only returning to the sport just a month ago. The first shot missed, the pressure continuing to build, then the second shot also sailed past, Phillips shattered by his missed chances. The advantage returned to Oakley, who took a deep breath, grabbed his moment, and threw a perfect shot to rip the 10 pin off the deck and claim the Strike 3 Tasmania title. Thanks must go to all who played, especially those who travelled down from the north of Tasmania, Zone Bowling and the spectators who came along to watch all the action, making for a great day. It is early days for the Strike 3 concept but excitement like never seen before is guaranteed at this years first ever Strike 3 World Championship. More on this coming soon. #strike3worldchampionship #tenpinbowling #strike3bowling
15.01.2022 Entries for the State Championships in Devonport on the 15th & 22nd August are rolling in with squads filing fast. The 11am & 1.30pm squads on the 15th are already full with only limited spaces available in the 9am & 3.30pm squads. We strongly suggest that if you are intending to bowl in the championships, that you email you entries to [email protected] as soon as possible.
14.01.2022 Great article regarding our own - Bek Commane.
14.01.2022 Major changes to the 2021 Australian Championships announced. See below for information on the changes.
13.01.2022 The 2021 State Team Roll Offs this year will incorporate :- Rachuig TBA50(Seniors) TBA21 (Youth) President’s Shield (Juniors) ... ATBSO Open ATBSO Classic ATBSO Restricted Entry Forms are out in all centres or can be downloaded from the TBT website at www.tenpintas.org.au/e/2021-tasmanian-state-team-roll-offs/ The Roll Offs are being held at Launceston Lanes on the 13th & 14th February 2021 with the closing date for entries 29th January 2021. Due to several rule changes made by Tenpin Bowling Australia, we strongly recommend that all bowlers thoroughly read through the Entry Form prior to submitting your nomination form. Any queries can be directed to the Tournament Director at [email protected]
13.01.2022 Tenpin Bowling Australia CEO Cara Honeychurch explains the different steps involved in the sports return to play process. https://youtu.be/vAdWrDeyino
11.01.2022 Latest update from TBA regarding league play.
11.01.2022 A very successful State Championships concluded at Devonport Bowl today with the running of the Masters and the Junior Open & Restricted Masters. The Mens Masters was a high scoring affair with Ben Allison averaging 220 to take out the title by 24 pins from Jayden Gillam. Although Defending Champion Hayden George had the highest average for the final (223), he could only win 4 matchplay games in the 10 game final to finish 3rd. In the ladies final, Defending Champion Jane Gi...bbons took the lead after game 4 and went on to average 202 and win easily by 134 pins from Jackie Riley with Anne-Louise Renshaw 3rd. The Boys Open Masters final was a two way tussle between Liam George & Joshua Peck. Liam took the lead with a 265 in game 4 and went on to average 218 and finish 63 pins in front of Joshua with Lorcan Cornelius 3rd. The girls final was a close affair with Nicolle LIng edging out Jasmine Walker by 13 pins with Bridget Perkins coming in 3rd. The Boys Junior Restricted Final saw Xavier Walker bowl 30 pins over his entering average to takeout the title by 43 pins from Toby Hyland with Logan Ruffin 3rd. The Girls final was won by Tayah-Lee Howell who bowled 13 pins above her entering average. See more
11.01.2022 2019 BOWLER OF THE YEAR At this time of the year we would normally be announcing the successful nominees for the TBT 2019 Sports Awards. 2019 was another very successful year for many of our bowlers at a national level and we wish to congratulate all of the successful nominees detailed in the attached presentation. Due to COVID-19 and the effect it has had on bowling with centre closures, cancellation of state team competitions and the teams challenge, we will not be holdin...g a sports award dinner this year. It is our intention to present the winners with their certificates as soon as we are allowed to return to league bowling. In view of the COVID-19 restrictions currently in place at the moment, The Hall of Fame Committee have decided to hold over the announcement of the Hall of Fame Inductee until next year. Regards, Garry Crick President Tenpin Bowling Tasmania Inc. See more
11.01.2022 The Tasmanian Tournament Rankings have been updated after the Launceston Championships. Top three in each division are :- OPEN MEN - 1st -Ashley Riley 106 points, 2nd - Paul Oakley 96 points, 3rd - Hayden George - 84 Points. OPEN WOMEN - 1st - Karen Commane 106 points, 2nd - Jane Gibbons 104 points, 3rd - Jackie Riley 102 points.... RESTRICTED MEN - 1st - Tim Stanes 97 points, 2nd - Ian Hodgkinson 71 points, 3rd - Tom Brown 61 points. RESTRICTED WOMEN - 1st - Michelle Gunn 83 points, 2nd - Jo Bean 78 points, 3rd - Shirleen Tubb 65 points. SENIOR MEN - =1st - Ashley Riley & Garry Crick 58 points, 3rd - Darren Wood 52 points. SENIOR WOMEN - 1st - Michelle Gunn 54 points, 2nd - Tania Rowe 30 points, =3rd - Nana Heth & Sue Tabrett 28 points. The full tournament rankings can be viewed at https://tenpintas.org.au/state-teams/roll-offs/
10.01.2022 The Launceston Adult & Junior Championships are only a month away. The Junior Championships will be held on Saturday 12th September with the Adult Championships... a week later on the 19th & 20th September. Entry Forms are out in all centres and can also be downloaded from the TBT Web Site at www.tenpintas.org.au/events/. Last year the championships were very popular and squads filled up quickly. So to make sure you get your preferred squads, send your entries in early to the Tournament Director at [email protected] .
10.01.2022 The TBT Board have just been notified of the below TBA update and will make an official announcement tomorrow on the upcoming Tasmanian State Championships.
09.01.2022 TBT would like to announce that the due to the advice from TBA with concerns to the out break of the Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) the TBT State Championships to be held at Devonport 21-28 March 2020 have been postponed with the view of being held later in the year. Any inquiries please contact Garry Crick at [email protected]
09.01.2022 A friendly reminder to help spread the word bowling community- share to your contacts Sporting Schools are offering big money for schools to get involved w...ith Tenpin for the last term of the year . Applications are open now but close next Friday the 4th of September 2020. BE QUICK, ASK YOUR SCHOOL TO REQUEST TENPIN IN TERM 4 https://bit.ly/32axyl7 Sporting Schools Bowl Patrol BowlAbilities See more
08.01.2022 Great little clip and should put a smile on your face.....hopefully we will all be back bowling soon
08.01.2022 Please click on the links to read the latest updates from TBA.
07.01.2022 HOBART CITY CHAMPIONSHIPS
07.01.2022 Bowl Patrol is back in Term 4! We are running our programs at both ZONE BOWLING and Launceston Lanes! We are accepting Ticket to Play vouchers and are offering ...our Moonah participants a FREE family pass to ZONE BOWLING for those who sign up before the end of the school holidays! Visit www.bowlpatrol.com.au for more information or to sign up! Bowl Patrol is Australia’s only NATIONAL JUNIOR TENPIN BOWLING program designed specifically for primary school children. It is an 8 week program that teaches the fundamental skills of the sport and improves co-ordination and balance. Bowl Patrol is FAST, FUN and ACTIVE and promotes skill development, a sense of achievement, socialisation and teamwork.
07.01.2022 Fantastic initiative and great media coverage. Well done to everyone at Zone Bowling Moonah and TBT Development Officer (Declan West) for getting this up and running.
06.01.2022 2020 Devils Lair Tasmania - TICKETS ARE ON SALE NOW!!! Ticket packages for the same seat at all sessions start from just $185!!! Thats less than $40 per sessi...on!!! With only 400 tickets available they wont last long!!! Any remaining tickets will be available to purchase as single session tickets from 11.00am AEST Monday 2 March 2020. To ensure you will be there to see Belmo take on the worlds best players live at the 2020 Devils Lair Tasmania head to: https://devilslairtasmania.oztix.com.au/ 2020 Devils Lair Tasmania. 31st July 2nd August Oztix Strike 3 Bowling Tenpin Bowling Australia Discover Tasmania 2020 Devils Lair Tasmania Jason Belmonte Kyle Troup Page EJ Tackett Jesper Svensson Fanpage Daria Pajak Danielle McEwan #strike3tasmania #2020devilslairtasmania #tenpinbowling #bowling #worldsgreatest
06.01.2022 Latest COVID-19 update from TBA.
05.01.2022 Did you know... Bowl Patrol is a part of the pathway from casual bowling to World Champion (just like our #ambassador Jason Belmonte)? Little steps along the way begin with #learningtobowl Tenpin Bowling Australia Sport Australia
05.01.2022 TBT are pleased to announce the appointment of John Hayes as our new State Development Officer. John comes from a strong sporting background having spent the last 5 years as State Coach Development and Pathway Manager for Cricket Tasmania. John commences in the role from today and we look forward to introducing him to the TBT Board, centre proprietors and stakeholders in the coming weeks. John can be contacted on 0466 787658 or by email at [email protected]... The TBT Board would also like to thank Declan West for the great job he has done in the role over the past 2 years and wish him all the best in his permanent position with the Education Department..
05.01.2022 Bowl Patrol is back and better than EVER! Bowl Patrol will return in Term 3 in Tasmania bigger and better than ever. We are running programs at both Launceston... Lanes and ZONE BOWLING starting from Wednesday July 29th starting at 4:30pm. Follow the link below to register or find out more about our program! https://bowlpatrol.com.au/find-a-program/?State=TAS
04.01.2022 The annual online early bird registration window is now open! Register now at discounted rates and go in the running to win some great prizes! https://bit.ly/3jSldIZ
04.01.2022 The Tasmanian Adult & Junior Championships which were originally going to be held in March, have been rescheduled and will now be held at Devonport Bowl on the 15th, 16th, 22nd & 23rd August 2020. Entry Forms will be available in all centres within the next week or can be downloaded from the TBT website https://tenpintas.org.au//2020-tasmanian-adult-junior-cha/ To secure your preferred squads, entry forms should be forwarded to the Tournament Director, Tenpin Bowling ...Tasmania, PO Box 1188, Launceston, Tas 7250 or can be emailed to [email protected]. Entries for the Adult Championships should be submitted by Friday 7th AUGUST 2020 and Junior Championship entries by Friday 14th AUGUST2020. Entries will be accepted on the day, subject to lane availability. PLEASE NOTE Due to the change in squad times, entries that were received in March have been withdrawn. All bowlers will need to resubmit their entries to secure their squad preferences.
04.01.2022 The first week of the 2020 Tasmanian Championships were held at Devonport Bowl over the weekend. It was a very successful weekend with full squads on Saturday and near full fields in the Restricted & Seniors Cups on Sunday. The Mens Restricted Final was a close affair with the lead changing after nearly every block. In the end, local bowler Brendan Walker finished the strongest with a final game of 234 to finish 40 pins in front of fellow Devonport bowler Rodney Waite. Stu...art Main from Launceston was a further 27 pins away in third place. The ladies final saw Makala Allison take an early lead and she was never headed. Makala ended up averaging 17 pins over her entering average of 138 to beat Kellie Rouse by 46 pins with Lisa Knaggs coming in third. The Mens Seniors Cup final saw defending champion Garry Crick jump to early lead with games of 222, 258 and 253. Garry went on win the title by 112 pins from Ashley Riley with Darren Wood third. The ladies final was a closer affair with Tania Rowe bowling consistently to finish 51 pins ahead of defending champion Sue Tabrett and Kathy Crick finishing third. The championships conclude next weekend with the running of the Adult Masters and the Open & Restricted Junior Masters. See more
04.01.2022 Off lane activities are a vital part of the Bowl Patrol program! One you can try at home is throwing a beanbag or tennis ball at a target with a nice long tenpin follow through!
03.01.2022 We ask all bowlers to complete the survey and let TBA know your feelings.
01.01.2022 Check out the lady in the bottom right hand corner ......
