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Welcome to Oregon State Bowling Proprietors Association!
Welcome to the Oregon State Bowling Proprietors Association! We are dedicated to supporting bowling centers across Oregon through exciting tournaments, engaging events, youth scholarships, and valuable educational resources for proprietors their teams.
Stay updated with our upcoming charity tournaments, including the Bowl Down Cancer and the Scholarship Tournaments through the Grand Prix Youth Scholarship Program.
Join us in promoting the and fostering a vibrant bowling community!
Tournaments & Events
Youth Scholarships
Education Programs
About Us
Welcome to the Oregon State Bowling Proprietors Association! We are dedicated to promoting the sport of bowling in Oregon and supporting bowling centers across the state. Our association organizes tournaments, events, and educational programs while also offering youth scholarships to encourage the next generation of bowlers. Get in touch with us to learn more about our initiatives and how you can be a part of the bowling community.
Contact Us
500 West C St Silverton, OR 97381
oregonstatebpa@gmail.com Tel: 503-509-1174
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