The History of the National Bowling Association

The National Bowling Association, Inc. is a nonprofit corporation, organized in August 1939 in Detroit, for the express purpose of encouraging African Americans to develop their skills in the game of tenpin bowling. Membership stretches from coast to coast with a growing population of adult and youth bowlers residing in the Eastern, Western, Central, and Southern regions of the United States.

 

TNBA National Officers

  • President:  Ronald Simms, Jr.
  • Vice President:  Stephanie Watts
  • Executive Secretary/Treasurer:  Annette R. Samuel
  • National Director of Tournaments:  Angela Jones
  • State Representative: Lenora Stewart
  • Southern Field Representative: Angela Judge

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The National Bowling Association, Inc. 

9944 Reading Road

Evendale, Ohio  45241-3106

Phone (513) 769-1985

Fax (513) 769-3596