Bowls WA is made up of 207 bowling clubs (metro - 66, country - 140) with a total of 15,887 members. This makes it one of the largest sporting organisations in WA.
The organisation is governed by a set of Rules to cover the management of the organisation, a set of By Laws to cover the game and Policies on a wide range of matters. All of these documents can be found in the Governance section.
Phil 9418 4858
Maureen 9295 2438
The object of our club is to encourage and promote masters athletics, general fitness and to provide opportunities for training and competition.
Membership is open to men & women 30 years and older.
We have a comprehensive annual program that provides the opportunity for members to participate in weekly runs and walks, as well as track and field competition. There are also training groups that meet during the week. We also organize a variety of friendly social events.
The format of events allows contestants to be as competitive or social as they choose. Competition is in gender and age groups which advance in five-yearly increments starting at W30 and M30.
The club is run by a small committee and is dependent on many volunteers such as race directors, marshalls, time-recorders and other helpers.
Masters Swimming WA (formerly AUSSI) was established in 1977, is affiliated with Masters Swimming Australia, and as part of the worldwide Masters Swimming movement.
We have over 1,500 members, ranging in age from 18 to 95, who enjoy “Fitness, Friendship and Fun” through swimming and social activities as members of 37 clubs throughout the State. This includes our Sandgropers Club which is a virtual Club administered through the State office for country adult swimmers who wish to participate in MSWA events and activities. Further information is on the Sandgropers page which is linked from the Clubs page on this website.
Wendy Holtom
Helen Post
Paddle WA a non-profit organisation affiliated with Paddle Australia.
Our community is made up of many constituents including but not limited to clubs, disciplines, committees, volunteers, coaches, the Paddle Academy, the Board and the staff.
We represent the interests of a range of disciplines including marathon, slalom, sprint, sea kayaking, ocean racing, wild water and work collaboratively with other paddling organisations.
Our membership includes over 2408 active club members of all ages, abilities and interests across the dimensions of adventure, competition and recreation.
The 11 clubs are located across Perth and the South West of W.A.
Terry Fuller
The Veterans Tennis Association of Western Australia (Inc) was founded in 1972. The trading name was changed to Tennis Veterans Western Australia (TVWA) in 1998; and subsequently to Tennis Seniors Western Australia (TSWA) in 2006. The objectives of the Association are:
To promote and encourage seniors, irrespective of standard, to play and continue to play tennis.
To encourage the playing of tennis by seniors in the spirit of love and enjoyment of the game and to promote facilities for the playing of the game.
To promote and encourage the holding of events, within Western Australia and elsewhere, for senior tennis players.
To become a division of the Tennis Seniors Association of Australia and to work in conjunction with the Association and other divisions thereof.
To manage and develop the tennis centre at Robertson Park, Fitzgerald Street, Perth, for use by members of the Association and by the general public.
John Crompton
Ivor
