World Ninepin Bowling Association

The World Ninepin Bowling Association (WNBA) is the world governing body of nine-pin bowling, and one of two member associations of the International Bowling Federation. The WNBA counts approximately 250,000 members in 26 countries in Europe, the Americas and Asia.

World Ninepin Bowling Association
(WNBA)
Formation1973
TypeFederation of national associations
HeadquartersVienna, Austria
Membership
26 national associations
President
Thomas Berk
WebsiteWNBA

Position within the IBF

The WNBA holds the position of a disciplinary association and is thus an independent organ within the IBF. The WNBA is responsible for disseminating nine-pin bowling all over the world and to win further nations as WNBA’s members.

WNBA members

Country Name Classic Bohle Schere
 Argentina Fédéracion Argentina de Bolos
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 Austria Österreichischer Sportkegel- und Bowlingverband
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 Belgium Königlicher Belgischer Keglerverband
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 Bosnia and Herzegovina Kuglački savez Bosne i Hercegovine
X
 Brazil Confederação Brasileira de Bocha e Bolão
X
 Croatia Hrvatski kuglački savez
X
 Czech Republic Česká kuželkářská asociace
X
 Denmark Dansk Kegle Forbund
X
X
 Estonia Eesti Veeremängude Liit (Estonian Bowling Association)
X
 France Fédération Francaise de Bowling et de Sport de Quilles
X
X
X
 Germany Deutscher Kegler- und Bowlingbund
X
X
X
 Hungary Magyar Bowling es Teke Szövetseg
X
 Italy Italienischer Sportkeglerverband
X
X
 Luxembourg Fédération Luxembourgeoise des Joueurs de Quilles
X
 North Macedonia Kuglarska federacija na Makedonija
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 Montenegro Kuglaški savez Crne Gore
X
 Netherlands Nederlandse Kegel Federatie
X
 Poland Polski Związek Kręglarski
X
X
 Romania Federatia Romana de Popice Bowling
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 Slovenia Kegljaška zveza Slovenije
X
 Serbia Kuglaški savez Srbije
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  Switzerland Schweizerischer Sportkegler-Verband
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 Slovakia Slovenský Kolkársky Zväz
X
 Sweden Asfalkägelsektionen SV Bowlingförbundet
X
 Chinese Taipei Ninepin Bowling Sports Association
X

Presidency

President
Petr Vaňura  Czech Republic
Vice-President
Bernd Bock  Germany
Section-Presidents
Classic Marcell Pintyőke  Hungary
Bohle Horst Salutt   Switzerland
Schere Michael Teschner  Germany

See also

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