The World Tenpin Bowling Assocoation has appointed TSE Consulting to assist them in improving their recognition worldwide and particularly within the world of international sport. Working in cooperation with TSE, WTBA wants to enhance the organization's image as the worldwide governing body of bowling and strengthen its position as a recognized Olympic sport. TSE Consulting has a wide-scale understanding of developing global recognition for international sports organizations.
The World Tenpin Bowling Assocoation has appointed TSE Consulting to assist them in improving their recognition worldwide and particularly within the world of international sport. Working in cooperation with TSE, WTBA wants to enhance the organization's image as the worldwide governing body of bowling and strengthen its position as a recognized Olympic sport. TSE Consulting has a wide-scale understanding of developing global recognition for international sports organizations.
The Executive Board of the World Tenpin Bowling Association, Tenpin Bowling's governing body, met during the World Youth Championships in Bangkok, Thailand, on June 21-22. The Executive Board made decisions on Betting, Tie Rules in World Championships, Entry Fee in World Championships, Athlete Vote, Lane Mapping and World Senior Championships (WSrC) - some of them By-Laws with specific dates to be effective.
The Executive Board of the World Tenpin Bowling Association, Tenpin Bowling's governing body, met during the World Youth Championships in Bangkok, Thailand, on June 21-22. The Executive Board made decisions on Betting, Tie Rules in World Championships, Entry Fee in World Championships, Athlete Vote, Lane Mapping and World Senior Championships (WSrC) - some of them By-Laws with specific dates to be effective.
Champions to represent the Netherlands at the 2012 QubicaAMF World Cup in Poland
The finals of the 2011-12 NBF Federation Bowling Tour were held this past weekend at Claus Event Center in Hoofddorp. Daniëlle van der Meer and Michell Stinissen (r-l) won the women's and men's title in the highest division and will represent their country at the 2012 QubicaAMF Bowling World Cup in Poland. In the women's title match, Van der Meer defeated defending champion Wendy Kok, 2-1, while Stinissen topped Sven Steenbekkers, 2-1, for the men's title.
Champions to represent the Netherlands at the 2012 QubicaAMF World Cup in Poland
The finals of the 2011-12 NBF Federation Bowling Tour were held this past weekend at Claus Event Center in Hoofddorp. Daniëlle van der Meer and Michell Stinissen (r-l) won the women's and men's title in the highest division and will represent their country at the 2012 QubicaAMF Bowling World Cup in Poland. In the women's title match, Van der Meer defeated defending champion Wendy Kok, 2-1, while Stinissen topped Sven Steenbekkers, 2-1, for the men's title.
Champions to represent the Netherlands at the 2012 QubicaAMF World Cup in Poland
The finals of the 2011-12 NBF Federation Bowling Tour were held this past weekend at Claus Event Center in Hoofddorp. Daniëlle van der Meer and Michell Stinissen (r-l) won the women's and men's title in the highest division and will represent their country at the 2012 QubicaAMF Bowling World Cup in Poland. In the women's title match, Van der Meer defeated defending champion Wendy Kok, 2-1, while Stinissen topped Sven Steenbekkers, 2-1, for the men's title.
Beats Chris Via (USA) for the title; top-seeded Sam Cooley (AUS) and Marshall Kent (USA) receive bronze
Daniel Fransson of Sweden ended the 12th World Youth Championships with victory in the Boys Masters finals Tuesday at Blu-O Paragon Bowling Center in Bangkok. Fransson, seeded third, defeated No. 4 Chris Via, USA, 206-198, to capture the first gold medal for Sweden in this championship. In the semifinals, Via cruised to a 246-180 victory over All Events champion Sam Cooley of Australia, while Fransson equally easily sidelined two-time gold medalist Marshall Kent, USA, 242-202.
Beats Chris Via (USA) for the title; top-seeded Sam Cooley (AUS) and Marshall Kent (USA) receive bronze
Daniel Fransson of Sweden ended the 12th World Youth Championships with victory in the Boys Masters finals Tuesday at Blu-O Paragon Bowling Center in Bangkok. Fransson, seeded third, defeated No. 4 Chris Via, USA, 206-198, to capture the first gold medal for Sweden in this championship. In the semifinals, Via cruised to a 246-180 victory over All Events champion Sam Cooley of Australia, while Fransson equally easily sidelined two-time gold medalist Marshall Kent, USA, 242-202.
Beats Chris Via (USA) for the title; top-seeded Sam Cooley (AUS) and Marshall Kent (USA) receive bronze
Daniel Fransson of Sweden ended the 12th World Youth Championships with victory in the Boys Masters finals Tuesday at Blu-O Paragon Bowling Center in Bangkok. Fransson, seeded third, defeated No. 4 Chris Via, USA, 206-198, to capture the first gold medal for Sweden in this championship. In the semifinals, Via cruised to a 246-180 victory over All Events champion Sam Cooley of Australia, while Fransson equally easily sidelined two-time gold medalist Marshall Kent, USA, 242-202.
Defeats top seeded Jacqueline Sijore (MAS) in the title match; Dayang Khairuniza (MAS) and Bernice Lim (SIN) share bronze
Hwang Yeon-Ju (l.) of South Korea defeated top seeded Jacqueline Sijore (r.) of Malaysia, 226-215, to claim the coveted Girls Masters title at the 12th World Youth Championships Tuesday afternoon at Blu-O Paragon Bowling Center in Bangkok, Thailand. In the semifinals, Sijore, the reigning adult World Champion in Singles, ousted Bernice Lim of Singapore, 228-171 and Hwang eliminated Sijore's teammate Dayang Khairuniza, 223-181.
Defeats top seeded Jacqueline Sijore (MAS) in the title match; Dayang Khairuniza (MAS) and Bernice Lim (SIN) share bronze
Hwang Yeon-Ju (l.) of South Korea defeated top seeded Jacqueline Sijore (r.) of Malaysia, 226-215, to claim the coveted Girls Masters title at the 12th World Youth Championships Tuesday afternoon at Blu-O Paragon Bowling Center in Bangkok, Thailand. In the semifinals, Sijore, the reigning adult World Champion in Singles, ousted Bernice Lim of Singapore, 228-171 and Hwang eliminated Sijore's teammate Dayang Khairuniza, 223-181.
Defeats top seeded Jacqueline Sijore (MAS) in the title match; Dayang Khairuniza (MAS) and Bernice Lim (SIN) share bronze
Hwang Yeon-Ju (l.) of South Korea defeated top seeded Jacqueline Sijore (r.) of Malaysia, 226-215, to claim the coveted Girls Masters title at the 12th World Youth Championships Tuesday afternoon at Blu-O Paragon Bowling Center in Bangkok, Thailand. In the semifinals, Sijore, the reigning adult World Champion in Singles, ousted Bernice Lim of Singapore, 228-171 and Hwang eliminated Sijore's teammate Dayang Khairuniza, 223-181.
American targets his third gold medal of the Championships; leads top 8 into Tuesday's Round Robin Match Play
Marshall Kent of the United States (l.) averaged 240 in the Round of 24 Monday morning at Blu-O Paragon Bowling Center in Bangkok to overtake the lead in the Boys Masters competition at the 12th World Youth Championships in Thailand with 5391 total (224.63). Trailing Kent by 51 pins was All Events champion Sam Cooley (r.) of Australia with 5340. The top 8 boys will carry their pinfall total forward into Tuesday's seven-game match play round.
American targets his third gold medal of the Championships; leads top 8 into Tuesday's Round Robin Match Play
Marshall Kent of the United States (l.) averaged 240 in the Round of 24 Monday morning at Blu-O Paragon Bowling Center in Bangkok to overtake the lead in the Boys Masters competition at the 12th World Youth Championships in Thailand with 5391 total (224.63). Trailing Kent by 51 pins was All Events champion Sam Cooley (r.) of Australia with 5340. The top 8 boys will carry their pinfall total forward into Tuesday's seven-game match play round.
The World Tenpin Bowling Assocoation has appointed TSE Consulting to assist them in improving their recognition worldwide and particularly within the world of international sport. Working in cooperation with TSE, WTBA wants to enhance the organization's image as the worldwide governing body of bowling and strengthen its position as a recognized Olympic sport. TSE Consulting has a wide-scale understanding of developing global recognition for international sports organizations.
The finals of the 2011-12 NBF Federation Bowling Tour were held this past weekend at Claus Event Center in Hoofddorp. Daniëlle van der Meer and Michell Stinissen (r-l) won the women's and men's title in the highest division and will represent their country at the 2012 QubicaAMF Bowling World Cup in Poland. In the women's title match, Van der Meer defeated defending champion Wendy Kok, 2-1, while Stinissen topped Sven Steenbekkers, 2-1, for the men's title. 
Daniel Fransson of Sweden ended the 12th World Youth Championships with victory in the Boys Masters finals Tuesday at Blu-O Paragon Bowling Center in Bangkok. Fransson, seeded third, defeated No. 4 Chris Via, USA, 206-198, to capture the first gold medal for Sweden in this championship. In the semifinals, Via cruised to a 246-180 victory over All Events champion Sam Cooley of Australia, while Fransson equally easily sidelined two-time gold medalist Marshall Kent, USA, 242-202.
Hwang Yeon-Ju (l.) of South Korea defeated top seeded Jacqueline Sijore (r.) of Malaysia, 226-215, to claim the coveted Girls Masters title at the 12th World Youth Championships Tuesday afternoon at Blu-O Paragon Bowling Center in Bangkok, Thailand. In the semifinals, Sijore, the reigning adult World Champion in Singles, ousted Bernice Lim of Singapore, 228-171 and Hwang eliminated Sijore's teammate Dayang Khairuniza, 223-181.
Marshall Kent of the United States (l.) averaged 240 in the Round of 24 Monday morning at Blu-O Paragon Bowling Center in Bangkok to overtake the lead in the Boys Masters competition at the 12th World Youth Championships in Thailand with 5391 total (224.63). Trailing Kent by 51 pins was All Events champion Sam Cooley (r.) of Australia with 5340. The top 8 boys will carry their pinfall total forward into Tuesday's seven-game match play round.