Sports 4 All is thrilled to be heading west as Western Australia prepares to host the 2025 National Disability Tenpin Bowling Championships—marking a major milestone in disability sport and inclusion across the country.
In a landmark announcement, Tenpin Bowling Australia (TBA) and Australian Disabilities Tenpin Incorporated (ADTi) have confirmed that the 36th edition of this beloved event will be held at Zone Bowling Morley in Perth, from June 4 to June 14, 2025. This marks the first time in 15 years that the Championships return to WA, last hosted in 2010 at Joondalup.
The event rotation back to WA is a triumph for national inclusion efforts, with the ADTi Committee working hard to ensure that all states and territories get the opportunity to host this prestigious tournament. The decision also reflects WA’s long-standing passion for the sport and its enthusiastic disability bowling community.
“This is more than just a tournament—it’s a celebration of achievement, inclusion and national pride,” said Greg Brown, CEO of Sports 4 All. “We’re incredibly proud to support our bowlers on the national stage and ensure athletes of all abilities get the chance to shine. Perth is going to be an unforgettable host.”
As one of Australia’s largest and most anticipated disability sporting events, the Nationals bring together hundreds of bowlers each year and expectations are high for the 2025 Championships.
At Sports 4 All, we’re dedicated to ensuring athletes with disability have access to the same sporting pathways, experiences, and sense of belonging as anyone else. The National Disability Tenpin Bowling Championships continue to lead the way in demonstrating how powerful sport can be in bringing communities together.
📅 Save the Date: June 4–14, 2025
📍 Location: Zone Bowling Morley, Perth
📌 Entries Open: January 2025
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