Bowling TV Launches as First 24/7 Channel Dedicated to Bowling

One of the exciting announcements from the 2026 USBC Convention in Reno was the launch of Bowling TV, the first and only 24/7 television channel dedicated exclusively to the sport of bowling.

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Launched by Triple B Media in partnership with the United States Bowling Congress, Bowling TV is a free, ad-supported streaming television channel designed to bring bowling to fans around the clock. The channel is available now on Prime Video, LG Channels, Xumo Play, DISH TV, Bonusview, Sling Freestream, Plex, Free Live Sports and Triple B Media’s Roku app.

For bowlers, fans, families and everyone who loves the sport, this is a major step forward. Bowling TV will feature hundreds of hours of live and classic professional bowling action, including content from USBC, Matchroom Bowling, France’s Bowling Pro-Motion Tour, ZVL Bowling and other contributors.

USBC Executive Director Chad Murphy called the launch “an exciting step forward for bowling,” noting that the new channel will help expand awareness of the sport, create new opportunities for partners to connect with fans and showcase the depth and history of bowling on a global stage.

Bowling has long had a strong connection with television, dating back to the days when millions of viewers watched the sport on national broadcasts. With an estimated 67 million people bowling in America and tens of thousands of organized leagues across the country, Bowling TV gives the sport a dedicated home in today’s streaming world.

For Oregon bowlers, this is another great opportunity to celebrate and grow the sport we love. Whether you are a league bowler, tournament bowler, youth bowler, coach, volunteer or lifelong fan, Bowling TV gives you another way to stay connected to the game.

The Oregon State USBC is excited to see bowling receive this kind of national platform, and we encourage our members to check out Bowling TV and support this new opportunity to showcase bowling 24 hours a day, seven days a week.