Beers & Bowls: Regina Lawn Bowling Club aims to score younger players
The lawn bowling season is off to a rolling start across the region, but one club in Regina is trying to engage a younger audience. Continue reading
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2 Saskatoon bowlers roll 3 perfect games
Two bowlers recently rolled three perfect games within weeks of each other at Hunter’s Fairhaven Bowl in Saskatoon. Continue reading
Visually impaired golfers swing into new season in Saskatoon
Judy Ursulan said there is always room for more blind golfers and everybody has a chance to play in westerns, provincials, and nationals. Continue reading
Three Peterborough Special Olympic athletes will head to World Games in Abu Dhabi
By Mark Giunta Videographer, Backup News & Sports Anchor
Brandon VanSickle, Dylan Armstrong and Crystal Cochrane of Peterborough are competing in their first Special Olympics World Games. Continue reading
Sport keeping Saskatoon seniors active and social
By Nicole Stillger Reporter
A group of Saskatoon seniors have found a way to maintain an active and social lifestyle through a somewhat quirky sport: carpet bowling.s Continue reading
Tuesday Morning Ladies continue a Kingston 10-pin bowling tradition
By Mike Postovit Videographer
According to some Kingstonians, bowling is on the rise — and The Tuesday Morning Ladies 10-pin league at Cloverleaf Lanes is a good example. Continue reading
Academy Lanes strikes gold with new location
By Diana Foxall Reporter
Winnipeg’s storied bowling alley will look quite different when it reopens this summer. Continue reading
Academy Lanes feels the love from Winnipeggers after announcing closure
A 57-year-old bowling tradition on Academy Road is moving on. Academy Lanes quietly announced this weekend, they are closing this summer. Continue reading
Academy Lanes bowling alley closing down
The Academy Lanes bowling alley will be closing its doors next month. Continue reading
Kelowna hosts national tenpin youth championships
By Doris Maria Bregolisse Anchor/Reporter
Eight teams of bowlers, ages 10-22, are representing seven provinces. Continue reading