Chinese Multi Bowls Association

The Chinese Multi Bowls Association (中国掷球协会), originally named the Chinese Boules Association (中国地掷球协会), is a national sports organization in the People's Republic of China representing players and enthusiasts of boules and related multi-bowls disciplines. It was established in 1986 and is headquartered in Beijing. The association operates under the leadership of the All-China Sports Federation (中华全国体育总会). As a national governing body, it is responsible for promoting, organizing, and regulating boules sports across China, including disciplines such as pétanque, bocce, and other multi-bowls variants. Its official website is hosted at boules.sport.org.cn. The organization serves as the primary point of contact for Chinese athletes and teams participating in international boules competitions and works to develop the sport at grassroots and elite levels within China.

The Chinese Multi Bowls Association was founded in 1986 under the original name Chinese Boules Association (中国地掷球协会). It was established as a national sports organization comprising players and enthusiasts of boules sports in the People's Republic of China. The association is led by the All-China Sports Federation (中华全国体育总会) and has its headquarters in Beijing. Over time, the organization adopted the name Chinese Multi Bowls Association to reflect a broader scope encompassing multiple boules disciplines. It continues to serve as the national body for the sport in China.

• 1986

  Chinese Boules Association (中国地掷球协会) founded.

• Renamed to Chinese Multi Bowls Association (中国掷球协会).

National governing body for boules and multi-bowls sports in China, operating under the All-China Sports Federation.

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2. 2中国掷球协会 - 维基百科zh.wikipedia.org