2008

Singapore Bowling is moving  Singapore Bowling is moving to a new office on March 28 with the telephone and fax numbers remaining unchanged.New address: Singapore Bowling Federation 100 Tyrwhitt Road #02-05 Jalan Besar Swimming Complex, Singapore 207542 Telephone: 6440 7388 Fax: 6440 7488

Singaporean takes third spot 2nd March, Barcelona: After a superb run in the Top 24 finals of the VI Catalonia Open in which Remy Ong of Singapore finished third to make the stepladder finals, the Singaporean lost 177-184 to Jari Ratia of Finland to settle for third spot. Remy Ong, who joined by [...]

Manager, Marketing Tournaments Required   The Singapore Bowling Federation invites suitably qualified candidates for the position of: Manager, Marketing Tournaments Possess a Degree in Marketing Minimum 3 Years of equivalent experience Preferably with working experience in the area of event management, marketing, advertising or sports related organizations Knowledge in the sport [...]

End of fine run for Singaporean 21st January, Doha: A fine run by Remy Ong came to an end as the Singaporean missed out of the Top 8 cutoff in the Stage 3 finals of the 7th Qatar International Bowling Championship finishing 10th on Monday. Remy Ong, who staked his claim on [...]

Remy Ong makes Stage 3 finals 20th January, Doha: Remy Ong of Singapore made Stage 3 finals of the 7th Qatar Internationl Open Bowling Championship after finshing second to leader, Jason Belmonte of Australia in the Stage 2 finals on Sunday.  Remy Ong, who had dropped to 24th with an earlier attempt of [...]

Final spot confirmed for Singaporean 18th January, Doha: Singapore national kegler, Shaun Ng Qenn confirmed his spot in the Top 36 Finals as he topped Squad 21 of the 7th Qatar International Open qualifying round to take up eighth overall in the qualifying table on Friday morning.  Shaun Ng Qenn, who only managed [...]

Singaporeans making steady progress 16th January, Doha: Singapore national bowlers competing in the 7th Qatar International Open Bowling Championship were making steady progress as Remy Ong and Shaun Ng finished in the top 36 of the qualifying table.  SEA Games two gold medalist, Remy Ong in his first 2008 international outing showed the [...]