Life members and Hall of Fame
Sporting events can only succeed when the organisers have the help of dedicated workers, many of them behind the scenes. The majority of these people don't receive the accolades they deserve for the many hours put into organising and running the tournaments, but they continue to do the job year after year, just for the love of it.
All of the committee members of Tenpin Australia Inc. and the affiliated associations are unpaid volunteers, and without their dedication there would not be an East Coast Challenge Cup, Championships or Masters tournament.
Life membership and Hall of Fame inductions are not handed out lightly, but after many years of service to Tenpin Australia Inc. these men and women have earned the distinction.
All of the committee members of Tenpin Australia Inc. and the affiliated associations are unpaid volunteers, and without their dedication there would not be an East Coast Challenge Cup, Championships or Masters tournament.
Life membership and Hall of Fame inductions are not handed out lightly, but after many years of service to Tenpin Australia Inc. these men and women have earned the distinction.
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Life Members
2002 Don Kelly Queensland 2004 Brian Sara Queensland 2004 Tony Goodwin Victoria 2011 Noela Craft Queensland 2011 Gary Pett Victoria 2014 Barbara Marcollini New South Wales 2015 Shellie Van Dalen Queensland 2021 Adam Gillett New South Wales 2021 Lyndel Krause Queensland 2023 Neil McMeikan 2023 Danny Gibson Victoria 2024 Graham Pearson Victoria Life membership criteria:
Awards are for service to Tenpin Australia Inc. A person must have been involved with the association for a minimum of 15 years, made up of at least 10 years as a Management Committee member or Tournament Director. The remaining years can be served as a state team bowler or manager. (serving as a committee member for 10 years and a bowler or manager for 5 of the same years does not qualify) |
Hall of Fame
2003 Don Kelly Queensland 2003 Barbara Marcollini New South Wales 2003 Tony Goodwin Victoria 2005 June Thompson Queensland 2008 Iris Griffiths Victoria 2008 Harold Fryer Queensland 2011 Ray Rule Victoria 2011 Brian Sara Queensland 2013 Marilynn Jones Queensland 2013 Shellie Van Dalen Queensland 2014 Evelyn Jones Victoria 2014 Faye Bottomley Queensland 2015 Glenda Millman Victoria 2015 Noela Craft Queensland 2015 Gary Pett Victora 2021 Des Orpin Queensland 2022 Adam Gillett New South Wales 2022 Joyce Everson Queensland 2022 Rhonda Hebbard Victora 2022 Terry Silva Victora 2022 Judy Thompson New South Wales 2023 Lyndel Krause Queensland 2023 Janelle Crass New South Wales 2024 Chelsey-Lea Gillett New South Wales 2024 Marlene Azor Queensland 2024 Leanne Healey Victoria Hall of Fame criteria
A person must have been involved with the association for a period of 20 years as a state team bowler, manager or management committee member in any combination of positions and time frames. (serving as a committee member for a number of years and a bowler or manager for the same years does not qualify) |