The 2023 Special Olympics Alberta Winter Games 5-pin Bowling competition took place at Sherwood Bowl and public spectating was available at the Community Centre agora.
5-pin bowling events were live streamed on February 24, 25 and 26.
Divided by 5-pin bowling division. Results will be entered by 5:30 p.m. each day.
On a mobile device? After clicking the above links, cycle between divisions using the tabs at the top of the sheets.
Five-pin bowling is a popular Canadian bowling variant. Unlike most other forms of bowling, pins have different scoring point values depending on their location in the V-shape formation. Knocking over the centre pin is worth the most, with the two outermost pins worth the least.
As a national sport program, Special Olympics Canada has created official rules based upon the Canadian 5-Pin Bowling Associations’ (CFPBA) rules for 5-Pin Bowling competitions. CFPBA rules shall be employed except when they are in conflict with the Special Olympics Canada Official Sports Rules.
There will be over 160 Special Olympics athletes from 19 Alberta affiliates and N.W.T competing in 5-pin bowling at the 2023 Winter Games.
Events will be divisioned according to each athlete’s season average prior to the competition and is divided between male and female for singles competition.
Last updated: Thursday, September 04, 2025 Page ID: 51322