Isle of Man Indoor Bowling Association’s league programme for the 2026/27 season will be sponsored by CTH Insurance.
The partnership will support the season of competitive and social bowling for players of different ages and abilities.
Based at the National Sports Centre in Douglas, the association runs team, pairs, triples and singles leagues from October to March. It also offers coaching for novice and junior bowlers and friendly round-robin sessions.
Alan Moore of the Isle of Man Indoor Bowling Association said: 'We are delighted that CTH Insurance will be sponsoring our league programme for the 2026/27 season.
'Its support helps us deliver an enjoyable and competitive programme that brings people together from across the Island. We are very grateful to CTH for continuing to support our players and bowling community.'
The sponsorship coincides with CTH Insurance’s centenary year. Established in 1926, the independent broker serves island residents and businesses from its offices in Douglas and Ramsey.
Managing director of the company Alex Freeman added: 'As we celebrate 100 years in business, we are proud to support organisations that contribute to island life.
'The association helps people of different ages and experience levels stay active, compete and enjoy a welcoming community. We wish every team and player a successful 2026/27 season.'
For further information about the Isle of Man Indoor Bowling Association, visit iomindoorbowling.org.
To find out more about CTH Insurance and its range of personal and commercial insurance services, visit cth.insure
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