Choose this link to find our newsletter, by-laws and policies and forms for league secretaries: Publications
Here you can find various links of interest.Bowling is a sport that has been enjoyed by many people both nationally and internationally. Since the 1940's the ABBA has enabled blind and visually impaired youths and adults to bowl alongside sighted friends and family. The development of special guide rails has made this possible.
Click here to watch a youtube depicting blind bowling in action.
Salt City Blind Bowlers
Throughout the year, tournaments are held in many locations in the USA. During the Memorial Day weekend a National Tournament is held in a predetermined city; this event is open to all leagues and individuals who have chosen to sanction with the ABBA.
At designated times during the year, there are Area Associations that sponsor tournaments in their geographic regions; they are the Eastern Blind Bowling Association (EBBA), Midwest Blind Bowling Association (MWBBA), Southeastern Blind Bowling Association (SBBA) and the Upstate New York Blind Bowling Association (UNYBBA). There are also non-sanctioned tournaments that ABBA does lend some assistance to as well.
A publication called "The Blind Bowler" is distributed three times during the bowling season (October, January and April). Articles are submitted from leagues, secretaries and individuals involved in the ABBA. The content of these articles is to inform the membership of such things as ABBA business, tournament events and standings, etc. A copy of last year's issues are listed on this site; you can view them on the Publications Page.
The American Blind Bowling Association has also been involved in developing its sport in other countries. Together with the United States Association of Blind Athletes (USABA) bowlers from North America have participated in events hosted by other countries. Efforts are being made to establish bowling as a recognized sport in the Para-Olympic Games.
Feel free to browse this site and learn about The American Blind Bowling Association.
Its time to practice practice practice and save save save to prepare for our 2011 national tournament. I hope this is a rewarding season for you all. for information concerning the tornament and mid-year meeting click the link below.
http://www.bloomingtonmn.org/abba
If you would like to support our efforts in establishing new teams, building team spirit among both our sighted and blind competitors, you can do so in several ways. the link below will show you how contributions can be made.
Contributions If you find problems with the links on this site or have suggestions, contact the web master, Doc Wright.
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