League Resources

A **League Sanction Kit** is a set of materials and resources provided to bowling leagues upon registering with a sanctioning body like the **Canadian Tenpin Federation (CTF)**. The kit typically includes essential documents such as league registration forms, rulebooks, scorekeeping tools, and guidelines for organizing league events. It ensures that the league operates according to the official rules and regulations, providing structure and legitimacy to the competition. The kit may also include information about awards, tournaments, and other benefits for league members.

The **CTF Registered Application Card** is used to register for membership with the **Canadian Tenpin Federation (CTF)**. It serves as an official record, confirming a bowler’s eligibility for sanctioned leagues, tournaments, and award programs. Completing this application ensures access to CTF benefits, including awards, scholarships, and competitive events. (single application)

The **CTF Registered Application Card** is used to register for membership with the **Canadian Tenpin Federation (CTF)**. It serves as an official record, confirming a bowler’s eligibility for sanctioned leagues, tournaments, and award programs. Completing this application ensures access to CTF benefits, including awards, scholarships, and competitive events. (3 applications per page)

The **League Officers Manual and Handbook** provides essential guidelines and responsibilities for individuals managing **CTF-sanctioned bowling leagues**. It outlines duties for league officers, including **presidents, secretaries, and treasurers**, covering topics such as league formation, financial management, rule enforcement, and dispute resolution. The handbook ensures leagues operate smoothly, fairly, and in compliance with **CTF rules and regulations**. League officers should refer to this resource for best practices, administrative procedures, and rule clarifications throughout the bowling season.

A **Notice of League or Tournament Anniversary** serves as an official acknowledgment of a league or tournament reaching a milestone year. It recognizes the event’s history, achievements, and contributions to the bowling community. This notice may include details such as the founding year, significant accomplishments, and plans for special celebrations. Leagues and tournament organizers can use it to commemorate longevity, engage members, and promote continued participation.

A **Purchasable Supplies Order Form** is used to request official **CTF-sanctioned supplies** for leagues, tournaments, or individual members. It typically includes items such as scorebooks, rulebooks, membership cards, awards, and other essential materials. The form outlines available products, pricing, and ordering instructions, ensuring a streamlined process for obtaining necessary supplies. Leagues and tournament organizers can use this form to maintain compliance with **CTF regulations** and enhance their operations.

An **Inventory Report** is a detailed record of all items and supplies held by an organization, such as the **Canadian Tenpin Federation (CTF)**. It tracks the quantity, condition, and value of equipment, merchandise, and other assets. The report helps ensure that sufficient supplies are available for leagues, tournaments, and events while maintaining accountability and proper stock management. It typically includes product names, quantities, locations, and notes on any discrepancies or required reordering. An accurate inventory report is crucial for efficient operations and budgeting.

A **Special Achievement Application** is used to recognize and honor individuals who have achieved exceptional scores or milestones in bowling. This application allows bowlers to be nominated for special recognition based on extraordinary performances, such as perfect games, high series, or other significant achievements. It collects details about the bowler’s accomplishments and provides a formal process to celebrate these remarkable feats in the sport.

An **Honor Score Application** is used to formally recognize bowlers who have achieved exceptional scores, such as a perfect game (300) or other significant milestones. The application allows individuals or league officials to submit the bowler’s scores for official recognition and certification. It ensures that these outstanding performances are properly recorded and celebrated within the bowling community.

If you’re looking for your **CTF Registered Application Card**, it is typically provided when you register with the **Canadian Tenpin Federation (CTF)**. If you haven’t received it or cannot find it, first check your email for a digital confirmation or card. If you still can’t locate it, contact CTF directly via their official email at **ctf@tenpincanada.com**, and they can assist in reissuing or confirming the status of your card. Additionally, if you registered through a local bowling league or association, they may be able to help you obtain your card as well.