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Youth Challenge Provincials set for Dec. 5–6 at Mid‑Town Bowl in Timmins

Justin Barber

Nov 28, 2025

Tourism Timmins lists the Youth Challenge Provincials, a youth 5‑pin bowling tournament, for December 5–6, 2025 at Mid‑Town Bowl in Timmins. The listing names the Northern Ontario 5 Pin Bowling Association as the presenter.

Young athletes from across Ontario will compete over two days at the Mid‑Town Bowl venue in Timmins. The event is billed as a provincial competition.

The Tourism Timmins event page includes a link to schedules and event information. The post does not include details about the competition format or ticketing.

The listing also provides location information for Mid‑Town Bowl, including a map view of the venue.

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