Programmes and Competitions

All Singapore Sports School’s National Development Squad Bowlers have the opportunity to be part of the selection for this prestigious competition. Our Bowlers have the chance to participation in the selection trials to be selected for this prestigious competition.

Singapore Sports School bowlers have shone at the various local competitions. Our Bowlers compete in the annual National Age Group Competition, Singapore International Open, Singapore Nationals & National Youth.

In the past 2 years, our Bowlers have been on a roll and achieving to their fullest. They have been raking in medals across the various age-group categories of the Under 16, 18, 21 and Youth Divisions. In 2022, Joshua Soo and Mandy Koh both won the Youth Divisions of the 7th Singapore National Youth Championships. We also did very well in the Youth Divisions of the Singapore International Open with Nur Irdina Binte Hazly coming up tops in the Youth Girls Division and Josh Goh in the Youth Boys Division.

In the 2023 addition of the Singapore Nationals & National Youth Bowling Championships, both Nur Irdina Hazly and Alumni, John Faragalla took home the championship title for the Women’s and Men’s Open respectively.

Bowling Academy student-athletes have opportunities to travel overseas for various overseas competitions, mainly around the Asian region. In 2023, selected Bowlers had the opportunity to travel to Phnom Penh, Cambodia to compete in the Asian Inter-City and the U22 6th Fukuoka Summer Cup Bowling Tournament 2023 Sponsored by STORM which provided them with a rich exposure and experience.

Bowling Academy student-athletes have opportunities to travel overseas – not only for competitions, but also to learn from and train with experts and stronger players. Special funding is set aside so that our student-athletes can have the opportunity to be exposed to different bowling styles and to broaden their knowledge of the sport.

Selected student-athletes have had the chance to travel to Korea, Sekolah Sukan Tungku Mahkota Ismail  (SSTMI) in Malaysia, and Kegel Training Centre in Florida, United States, where they learnt technicalities of the sport to understand the game better and give them an edge over their competitors. Bowlers who have gone for such training camps have benefited greatly, showing in their competition results shortly after returning from the overseas stints.