2026 Senior Championship
Notice to all senior bowlers (50 years of age or over) - the Association will be hosting a Senior Championship this year! May 16, 11am at Bowlero Double Decker. Entry forms are currently available at both centers, or go here to grab an entry and find out more information.
2026 Youth Championship
19 Association youth bowlers braved the end of the recent April rainstorms that hit the region and gave it their all for over $1000 in added scholarship money. Unofficial standings are posted here. Results should be finalized soon, at which time the final prize listing will be posted.
Thanks to all who participated this year!
2026 Open Championship
February 21, 22, 28 - March 1
2 weekends of fantastic tournament bowling has ended. To all those who participated this year, we thank you and hope to get your continued participation for years to come.
Payouts are approved! You can view them here.
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The Masters is now in the books. Go here to see the results.
The Experience has also concluded. Go here to see the results.​​
Veteran's Honor Tournament and Fundraiser
Thanks to all who helped make this event a success. We were able to raise over $4000 for Windsor Veterans Village!
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Go here for more information and results.
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Next on the calendar - the Open Championship (February 21-22, 28-March 1)
2025 Association Women's Championship
This year's Women's Championship wrapped up on October 19. 36 teams competed this year, which was a big step up from the last few years. Click here for more details.
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Coming soon:
Veteran's Fundraiser - November 9
Open Championship - February 21-22, February 28, March 1
HISTORY
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Annual Membership Meeting
Watch this space for news about the upcoming Annual Membership meeting - big plans are afoot!
Bowler's Banquet
This event was held on a rainy Saturday night, but that didn't dampen the enthusiasm for everyone who attended. Lots of prizes given out, many awards, and platefuls of food were enjoyed. Saw some great dancing as well!
Special thanks to Curtis Woods, who kept things moving smoothly as the emcee of this event.
