The Eunos CSN Bowling Tournament 2026 is open to all residents.
Form a team of three (3) bowlers, inclusive of at least one female bowler and join us for a day of bowling fun!

Registration fee is $45 per team.

EUNOS COMMUNITY SPORTS NETWORK BOWLING 2026
Sunday, 27 September 2026, Time: 10am to 12.00pm
Venue: Sonic Bowl, Our Tampines Hub (OTH)
TECHNICAL RULES & REGULATIONS

 

1. Rules and Registration
   1. The tournament shall be administered in accordance with the rules and regulations of the Eunos Community Sports Network (CSN) Bowling Open 2026.
   2. Registration opens on 12 July 2026. The registration closing date will be on 11 September 2026, or when 20 teams have been registered, whichever is earlier. Registrations received after the closing date will not be accepted. The registration fee of $45 per team is payable upon registration. Registration must be done online by scanning the QR code or via the link at https://go.gov.sg/eunoscsnbt26.
   3. Notification of confirmation of a place in the tournament will be emailed or sent via SMS to the Team Captains (using the email address and mobile phone number provided during registration).
   4. Team Captains are responsible for confirming their teams' registration with the Eunos Community Sports Network at Tel: 64486971 on weekdays from 10am to 6pm, excluding public holidays, or by emailing PA_EunosCC@pa.gov.sg before the registration deadline if they do not receive the notification.

 

2. Eligibility
   1. The event is open to all Residents and Grassroots Leaders (GRLs) serving in EUNOS Constituency.
      (2/3 of the team must be Eunos residents/GRLs & the 3rd bowler can be residing in Aljunied GRC Clusters)
   2. The bowler’s residential eligibility shall be based on the address stated in his/her NRIC or any official documents.
   3. National bowlers are not allowed to participate. The list of National bowlers shall be based on the advice of the Singapore Bowling Federation (SBF).

 

3. Team Composition
   1. This is a mixed team event. Each team must consist of three (3) participants, with at least one female bowler.
   2. There are no age eligibility restrictions or bowling handicaps.

 

4. Format of Play
   1. A team must field three (3) bowlers, including at least one female bowler, in compliance with the team composition criteria specified in points 2 and 3, to compete on tournament day.
   2. Each bowler shall bowl for a maximum of three (3) games or up to the time limit of two hours whichever comes first. Any games played beyond the time limit will not be counted.
   3. The highest total pinfall over the three games within the two-hour limit will determine the top three winning teams, as well as the top three individual high game series.
   4. All games will be bowled on a pair of lanes, with each team alternating between their assigned lanes.
   5. Once the score has been recorded, it cannot be altered unless there is an obvious scoring or calculation error. Such errors must be corrected by a Tournament Official immediately upon discovery. Disputes will be resolved by the Organisers.

 

5. Provision to Format of Play
   1. If a bowler is injured (or unable to continue play for any reason) during a game, their score will stand at the point of the injury. However, if the injured bowler is the team’s only female bowler, the team will be disqualified, and their score will not count toward any awards.
   2. Substitutions are not allowed. However, the remaining players may continue to bowl and remain eligible for individual awards.

 

6. Bowling on Wrong Lanes
   1. If the lead-off bowler bowls on the wrong lane and the error is discovered before another bowler has bowled, a dead ball will be declared, and the bowler will re-bowl on the correct lane. If multiple bowlers have bowled on the wrong lane, the game will proceed without adjustments, and the next game will start on the correct lane.

 

7. Tie-Breaker
   1. In the event of a tie, the team with the highest single-game score will be declared the winner. If the tie persists, the next highest single-game score will be considered, and this process will continue until the tie is broken.

 

8. Reporting

8.1   Bowlers must bring valid identification, such as their NRIC, passport, student pass with NRIC number, or driver’s license, for verification before the game begins. Failure to produce valid identification will result in disqualification from the match.
8.2   The Team Captain, Assistant Team Captain, or any designated bowler must submit the team's identification and line-up sheet to the Tournament Official at least 30 minutes before the scheduled start of play.
 

9. Walkover
   1. Teams will concede a walkover if they fail to register and be present at the scheduled time of play.
   2. A team will automatically concede a match walkover if they fail to field a minimum of three (3) bowlers, including at least one female bowler.

 

10. Disqualification
    1. Teams may be disqualified for fielding ineligible bowlers or engaging in unruly conduct.
    2. The Organisers reserve the right to disqualify teams or bowlers at their discretion and impose disciplinary actions, which may include fines or temporary bans from future tournaments.

 

11. Equipment and Attire
    1. Bowlers are required to wear proper attire for bowling. Bowlers not appropriately dressed may be disqualified. Male bowlers should preferably wear pants or slacks and shirts with sleeves. Round-neck shirts are acceptable. Female bowlers may wear skirts, shorts, pants, slacks, or dress shorts. Jeans are allowed for both genders.

 

12. Period of Tournament

12.1       The bowling event will be held on Sunday, 27 September 2026, from 10am to 12pm at Sonic Bowl, OTH.
12.2       The Organisers reserve the right to postpone or change the tournament schedule at their discretion in the event of insufficient teams.
 

13. Tournament Jurisdiction

13.1       The Organisers reserve the right to interpret or amend the tournament rules and regulations at any time.
13.2       In the event of a dispute, the match will be played under protest, and the Organisers will resolve the matter after receiving the protest.
13.3       While reasonable precautions will be taken, the Organisers, their employees, and agents will not be responsible or liable for any death, disability, personal injury, loss of property, or other losses arising from any cause during the tournament.
13.4       If the minimum number of teams is not met, the tournament may be cancelled or postponed. Participants will be kept updated.
                                                                                     

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