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The CTBF was established at Stirling, Scotland at the instigation of Dr. P.S. Nathan, Life President of the World Tenpin Bowling Association, in September 2002. .......formation press release |
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The object of the Federation, representing the interests of Federations from Commonwealth nations, is to develop, promote and support the sport of Tenpin Bowling throughout the Commonwealth. Its prime focus is to successfully stage biennial Commonwealth Championships that will ultimately meld into the official Commonwealth Games program. The CTBF is administered by the Executive Committee, headed by President, Julian Pace-Bonello. The following officials are elected to the EC:-
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The
formation of the CTBF coincided with the inaugural Commonwealth Tenpin
Bowling Championships, held in Stirling, Scotland, which was enthusiastically attended by athletes
and officials from 15 Commonwealth Nations.
A
major achievement was realised with the inclusion of Tenpin Bowling in
the
2004 Commonwealth Youth Games, held in Bendigo,
Australia and in accordance with one of the CTBF’s primary goals,
Commonwealth Tenpin Bowling Championships have also been staged in
Cyprus,
Melbourne,
Belfast and Kuala Lumpur.
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