Hong Kong, China Tenpin Bowling Congress
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UnclaimedNational sport association governing tenpin bowling in Hong Kong, China, established in 1966.
Last updated September 16, 2026
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Overview
The Hong Kong, China Tenpin Bowling Congress (HKCTBC) is the National Sport Association that governs the sport of tenpin bowling in Hong Kong, China, tasked with developing and promoting the sport locally and internationally. Formed in 1966 as Hong Kong Bowling Congress Limited, it was re-incorporated in 1978 as Hong Kong Tenpin Bowling Congress Limited. It operates under the auspices of the International Bowling Federation and the Asian Bowling Federation, and organizes squad selection, talent identification programmes, para bowling community courses, and international event participation.
History
Federation International des Quilleurs (FIQ) was formed in 1952. Hong Kong, China Tenpin Bowling Congress Limited (HKCTBC, formerly known as Hong Kong Bowling Congress Limited) was formed in 1966. In 1978 it was re-incorporated as Hong Kong Tenpin Bowling Congress Limited and became an associated member of Sports Federation and Olympic Committee of Hong Kong, China in 1966 when it became a member of FIQ (IF of Bowling) under FIQ-Asia. Since its establishment in 1966, the Hong Kong Tenpin Bowling Congress Executive Committee's vision is to bring tenpin bowling to an elite status in Hong Kong. Under the auspices of the International Bowling Federation and the Asian Bowling Federation, it strives to foster and promote tenpin bowling both locally and internationally.
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National Sport Association for tenpin bowling in Hong Kong, China, aiming to bring the sport to elite status locally and internationally.
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