Womenâs International Bowling Congress
international sports organization
Also known as: WIBC
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The Women's International Bowling Congress (WIBC) was organized in 1916 and began conducting annual national championships in 1917. It is a major membership organization within the sport of bowling, alongside the American Bowling Congress (ABC) and the Young American Bowling Alliance (YABA). The WIBC, along with the ABC, shares functions such as equipment testing and research, and jointly issues credentials for mixed leagues. These organizations form the backbone of the sport's competitive league structure.1
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