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ALL COMMUNITY GAMES (ACG)
ALL COMMUNITY GAMES (ACG)
Tenpin Bowling Tournament
Tenpin Bowling Tournament
Zone Bowling Club was in partnership with the ACG between 2015 - 2023, and hosted total 6 tournaments.
About ACG
About ACG
Established in 2005, All Community Games' (formerly Asian Community Games) mission is to unite Asians and all other Canadian communities through several days of friendly athletic competition. The goal is to facilitate a better understanding through interaction with each other.
Since the inception, we have been deeply encouraged by the responses and input of many communities. By focusing our first event on athletes of Asian descents, we felt a more level playing field had been achieved. In 2007, the Asian Community Games was opened to all Canadians of different age groups and ethnic communities. In 2017, to reflect the participation from all ethnic communities, the Asian Community Games was officially renamed to All Community Games.
Article publish on Singtao Newspaper in 2015:
Article publish on Singtao Newspaper in 2015:
Asian Community Games 2015 - New Bowling Program Partnership
Asian Community Games 2015 - New Bowling Program Partnership
The Community may have an impression that bowling is just a game for fun among kids and teenagers. With the development of the comprehensive rules and regulations, ten-pin bowling is emerging as a major sport event around the world. Ten-pin Bowling was one of the exhibition games enlisted in the "Summer Olympic 1988" in South Korea. Nowadays, it is the official event in the ASIAN GAMES, PAN-AM GAMES and BRITISH COMMONWEALTH GAMES. World Tenpin Bowling Championship Tournament and many international tournaments are held annually in different countries by the World Tenpin Bowling Association (WTBA) and the association in individual country such as Canada and United States. The tournaments are designed for various age groups, such as for youth, adult, senior and super senior.
For student and youth, ten-pin bowling is a valuable sport to train their mental and emotion. Ten-pin bowling demands high precision, focus and consistency in order to achieve good scores. By participating in bowling leagues and tournaments, they can further practicing the skills and learning how to win in tough situation. Besides, the Canadian Tenpin Bowling Federation and some universities in United States do offer scholarships to youth bowlers with distinguish achievements.
Professional Tenpin Bowling is also advocated by the Professional Bowling Association (PBA) in United States and other professional associations in Europe. Professional tour of bowling tournaments are being held annually which created a platform for amateur bowlers to take the sport as a career.
Zone Bowling Club is a non-profit bowling club established in Toronto in 2011 by Master Mr. Alan Chan, Mary Leung and other experienced bowlers in the Chinese community. They are USBC (United States Bowling Congress) certified coaches. The objective of the club is promoting the sport of bowling to the community, especially to young and potential bowlers. Mr. Chan has profound coaching experience before his retirement in 2012. he was the technical coach of China National Bowling Team from 1988 to 2001. Mr. Chan also coaches the National Youth team in Malaysia and Korea. Both MR. Chan and Mrs. Leung are previous member of Senior Team Canada. We do looking forward to work with the committee of the Asian Community Games to organizing an exhibition tournament for Asian Community Game 2015.
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Founder: Alan Chan, Mary Leung
Committee: Peter Lau
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