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2013-14
COLLEGIATE
RULEBOOK
2011-12
RULEBOOK
CONTENTS
Membership Rules. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1
Eligibility Rules. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2
Suspension and Reinstatement. . . . . . . . . 4
Intercollegiate Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5
MEMBERSHIP RULES
Intercollegiate rules are adopted and enforced by the United States Bowling Congress.
USBC Collegiate Membership Eligibility Rule – Rule 100-Collegiate
USBC Intercollegiate Team
Championships and ITC
Sectional Qualifiers. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8
1. M
embership in USBC Collegiate is open to all men and women currently enrolled in a higher education
institution.
2. Bowlers who are under suspension from USBC membership are ineligible for membership in USBC
Collegiate.
USBC Intercollegiate Singles
Championships. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14
Membership Year – Rule 101-Collegiate
Code of Conduct. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18
USBC Intercollegiate Team
Championships Sectionals. . . . . . . . . . . . . 21
2013-2014 Collegiate
Tournament Schedule . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 26
CONTACT INFORMATION
USBC COLLEGIATE
621 Six Flags Drive
Arlington, TX 76011
Telephone: (800) 514-BOWL, ext.8979
Email: usbccollegiate@bowl.com
BOWL.com/collegiate
The USBC Collegiate membership year shall be from August 1 to July 31 of the following year. USBC
Collegiate membership shall expire on July 31 of the season in which membership was issued or when
a member is no longer enrolled in a higher education institution.
Membership, How to Obtain – Rule 102-Collegiate
1. T o become a member in USBC Collegiate, an intercollegiate team will complete the USBC Collegiate
Application for Membership.
2. Each student-athlete will complete a national USBC Adult or USBC Youth membership application or
provide it through the online membership program.
3. The coach/advisor will submit:
a. t he USBC membership application for each member of the team and pay the required fees by using
the online team membership program (see Rule 103 (1-2) for fee structure). Or,
b. the USBC Collegiate Application for Membership, USBC membership applications and required fees
to the USBC Collegiate national office (see Rule 103 (1-2) for fee structure).
4. USBC Collegiate will pay national dues for each student-athlete for the respective membership (adult/
youth) which will include USBC Sport Bowling membership.
5. State/local certification fees must be paid for league and association competition similar to multiple
memberships.
6. NON-MEMBER PARTICIPATION FEE – Eligible student-athletes who wish to compete in an intercollegiate
tournament, but do not hold a USBC Collegiate membership, shall pay a $25 (U.S. dollars) participation
fee (per tournament) to the tournament manager. Presentation of USBC Collegiate membership or
application for membership is required prior to competition.
USBC Collegiate Membership Fees – Rule 103-Collegiate
USBC Collegiate membership entitles student-athletes to participate in all certified intercollegiate conferences and tournaments. All USBC Collegiate membership fees (college and individual) shall be paid prior
to participating in a certified intercollegiate tournament/conference. USBC Collegiate membership fee
requirements are:
1.Payment of $350 (U.S. dollars) per intercollegiate team when using the online membership program.
This provides individual certification of an eight-person team roster. An additional $75 processing fee
will be assessed to those teams submitting paper applications to USBC.
2. Payment of $35 (U.S. dollars) per student-athlete for any student-athletes beyond a roster of eight
when using the online membership program. An additional $5 processing fee per student-athlete will
be assessed to those teams submitting paper applications to USBC.
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A team will be disqualified from an event if it uses a non-certified participant.
2013-2014 USBC COLLEGIATE RULEBOOK
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Branch Campus – Rule 104-Collegiate
An institution with multiple campuses may combine to bowl as a single campus under the following criteria:
1. Prior to competing, the institution must provide USBC Collegiate a list of all branch campuses
wishing to combine
2. Eligibility form must clearly identify the campus for each student-athlete
ELIGIBILITY RULES
Only certified competition involving more than one school shall be considered intercollegiate competition.
In order for an intercollegiate team to be considered for the Sectional Qualifiers or USBC Intercollegiate
Team Championships competition, all participating team members must meet or exceed USBC Collegiate
rules. USBC Collegiate defines first semester eligibility as August 1 – December 31 and second semester
eligibility as January 1 – July 31.
Credit Hours – Rule 200-Collegiate
All student-athletes (graduate and undergraduate) shall, at the time of competition, be registered as fulltime students and currently attending classes which:
1. Shall not be less than 12 semester or quarter undergraduate hours for participating undergraduate
student-athletes.
2. Shall not be less than six actual semester or quarter hours for participating graduate students.
Transfers – Rule 203-Collegiate
Certified Program: Student-athletes transferring from an institution with a certified intercollegiate program
in which they participated are not eligible for intercollegiate competition for one year.
Non-certified Program: Student-athletes transferring from a non-certified institution to a USBC Collegiate
certified institution must request a waiver in compliance with Rule 304 prior to participation.
Length of Eligibility – Rule 204-Collegiate
Student-athletes (undergraduate or graduate) have a total of four years of eligibility.
1. Student-athletes attending two-year institutions are eligible for their first two years of collegiate
eligibility or until they receive a degree, whichever comes first.
2. Student-athletes attending four-year institutions have a total of four years of eligibility.
3. Student-athletes are permitted a maximum of four years of intercollegiate bowling eligibility.
4. Graduating student-athletes will be eligible to participate in the Sectional Qualifiers or USBC
Intercollegiate Team Championships with less than full-time academic status providing they
are taking the required credit hours needed for graduation in their final term.
5. A student-athlete who loses eligibility at the end of a term (semester/quarter) because of
graduation becomes Ineligible at the end of the week (11:59 p.m., Friday) in which the term
ends, unless the student-athlete is enrolled as a graduate student at the same school for the
next term (semester/quarter).
6. Student-athletes who graduate between the end of the USBC Collegiate Regular Season
and the Intercollegiate Team Championships will be permitted to compete in the Intercollegiate
Championship Tournament.
NOTE: Student-athletes cannot compete until the first day of classes of the term (semester/quarter).
Use of Eligibility – Rule 205-Collegiate
Grade Point Average – Rule 201-Collegiate
1 Student-athletes rolling a ball in intercollegiate competition (NCAA, NJCAA, NAIA, etc.) use a year of
eligibility.
2. Student-athletes participating while academically ineligible in intercollegiate competition use a year
of eligibility.
3. Hardship cases involving medical/injury reasons can be submitted to the USBC Collegiate office in
writing if the student-athlete has competed in two events or less prior to January 1.
4. Participation as an individual (not on an intercollegiate team) does not constitute a year of eligibility.
5. The participation of pacers in intercollegiate competition is specifically prohibited in USBC Collegiate
certified events.
Student-athletes must maintain a minimum cumulative overall grade point average as determined by the
college they are representing in intercollegiate competition which cannot be less than:
1. A 2.0 GPA is required at institutions on a 4.0 scale.
2. A 3.0 GPA is required at institutions on a 5.0 scale.
3. Any organization with GPA requirements less than USBC Collegiate requirements may use those
requirements in a certified USBC Collegiate event as long as the participating teams or members are
only from that organization.
4. Any USBC Collegiate certified event that includes members outside that organization must use the
USBC Collegiate GPA requirements.
Eligible Roster Limits – Rule 206–Collegiate
Satisfactory Progression Rule – Rule 202-Collegiate
Student-athletes who have participated in any certified intercollegiate competition prior to the current season must complete the following minimum academic progress requirements for continuing education:
1. Semester system requirements: Prior to second season of participation – 24 hours minimum. Prior to
third season of participation – 48 hours minimum. Prior to fourth season of participation – 72 hours
minimum.
2. Quarter system requirements: Prior to second season of participation – 36 hours minimum. Prior to
third season of participation – 72 hours minimum. Prior to fourth season of participation – 108 hours
minimum.
In order for graduate student-athletes to remain eligible, the student-athletes are required to successfully
complete a minimum of 12 graduate credit hours (semester system) or 18 graduate credit hours (quarter
system) since the previous season of participation.
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A school is limited to a maximum of:
25 eligible student-athletes on a men’s or mixed team first semester
25 eligible female student–athletes on a women’s team first semester
An additional three student-athletes can be added to each team on the second semester eligibility form. A
team may not have more than 28 eligible student-athletes for the second semester.
Once a student-athlete is approved for competition by USBC Collegiate he/she may not be replaced on the
program’s active roster for any reason.
In the event a school violates this rule, they will be disqualified from any event(s) bowled in which
the violation occurred.
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Professional Membership – Rule 207-Collegiate
Reinstatement of Membership Privileges – Rule 303-Collegiate
Amateur Eligibility – Certified intercollegiate activities are considered amateur events. Individuals who are
considered “professionals” pursuant to Professional Membership policy are not eligible to bowl in intercollegiate events.
1. An individual who is classified as a touring and/or resident professional by a professional bowling
organization is not eligible for USBC Collegiate membership. If a bowling organization’s title uses the
word professional, individuals applying for membership or holding membership, or competing in an
event as a professional in that organization shall not be eligible for intercollegiate competition.
2. An individual who has ever held membership or competed as a professional in any professional
bowling organization may appeal to USBC Collegiate for a waiver a minimum of one year after the
expiration of his or her professional membership.
3. USBC Collegiate will consider reinstatement of amateur status only if the individual has competed as
a professional in five (5) or fewer professional events.
The procedure for reinstatement is as follows:
1. The reinstatement request shall be in writing and set forth in detail the charge(s) against the
member(s) and the USBC or USBC Collegiate rule(s) involved.
2. The reinstatement request shall be signed by the person(s) making the request and filed with USBC
Collegiate.
3. The reinstatement request will be forwarded to the necessary parties for their comments. These
comments must be received within 10 days from the date of notification.
4. USBC will make an administrative decision once all responses received within the timeframe are
reviewed.
5. The status of applicants shall remain unchanged until individuals have been advised of reinstatement by the USBC Collegiate office.
Request for Waiver – Rule 304-Collegiate
SUSPENSIONS/REINSTATEMENT
Penalty for Unfair Tactics – Rule 300-Collegiate
USBC Collegiate members, or non-members applying for USBC Collegiate membership, violating the provisions of this rule shall be liable for suspension of or denial of USBC Collegiate membership privileges:
1. Attempting to gain an unfair advantage by directly or indirectly tampering with lanes, bowling pins
and/or bowling balls so they no longer meet USBC specifications. Penalty – Forfeiture of game or
games including awards and/or suspension of membership.
2. Placing the game of tenpins in jeopardy of unfair criticism by the use of dishonest, disreputable
tactics in connection with the game of bowling.
3. Using an assumed name or bowling under the name of another person scheduled to bowl in a
certified conference or tournament. Penalty – Forfeiture of all games in which such a student-athlete
was used. All involved and found guilty shall be liable for suspension of membership.
4. Conduct derogatory to the best interest of intercollegiate bowling, including the use of tobacco
products or alcoholic beverages while competing in conference or tournament play.
5. Misuse of any funds entrusted to them as a conference officer, team captain, or tournament official.
6. Participation in bowling activities in violation of USBC Collegiate eligibility rules.
Suspension Action – Rule 301-Collegiate
USBC Collegiate has the authority to make administrative decisions regarding eligibility of student-athletes,
coaches or schools upon notification of any rule violations.
Ineligible/Suspended Bowlers – Rule 302-Collegiate
A student-athlete(s) suspended from membership in USBC Collegiate shall be ineligible to participate in
all certified conferences and tournaments or to hold any conference or tournament office. Academically
ineligible student-athletes are not eligible to participate in USBC Collegiate certified events.
1. The use of an academically ineligible or suspended student-athlete shall result in a forfeit of any
event in which the student-athlete was used. Eligible student-athletes can use their individual scores
for determining awards.
2. Academic ineligibility or suspension from USBC Collegiate membership does not affect USBC eligibility.
3. Protests and appeals must be in writing stating the grounds for the protest or appeal. A protest involving eligibility must be filed with USBC Headquarters, Attention: USBC Collegiate within 48 hours of
the infraction.
4. If an ineligible athlete is used in competition, the team will receive no team ranking system points
and that competition’s final standings will be recalculated along with the team ranking system points.
The team also is not eligible for bonus pins or extra games.
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Student-athletes may request a waiver of eligibility rules when circumstances beyond their control result
in an unwarranted forfeiture of eligibility. A request for waiver shall be submitted in writing to the USBC
Collegiate office and will be considered in the same manner as an appeal or protest. The waiver must be
requested prior to participation. A request for a waiver will be considered for the following reasons:
1. A transfer hardship request may be applied for:
a. if the institution discontinues an academic program,
b. the student-athlete’s course work for that major program has been completed at that institution,
c. if a recognized intercollegiate bowling program is discontinued. Individuals will not be granted this
waiver until October 15 of the current bowling season.
2. Credit hours – A class repeated due to an unsatisfactory initial grade may be used only once in
meeting satisfactory progress requirements.
3. Remedial or non-credit courses may be used to satisfy minimum academic progress requirements
provided the institution considers the courses to be prerequisites for specific degree credit courses
and gives those classes the same equivalent as others at the institution.
4. Non-Certified program – A student-athlete from a non-certified institution who competes in a USBC
Collegiate certified competition.
A transfer request cannot be submitted when a student-athlete changes a major, because of medical hardship or for financial hardship.
Appeals of Administrative Decisions – Rule 305-Collegiate
Student-athletes suspended from or denied USBC Collegiate membership may file a written application for
reinstatement of membership privileges with USBC.
Reinstatement cannot be granted until student-athletes have concluded the specified period of ineligibility,
during which time they have refrained from any type of bowling competition in violation of USBC Collegiate
rules.
USBC’s administrative decisions may be appealed to the chairperson of the USBC Legal and Legislative
Committee. The appeal must be filed in writing within 10 days of the date of the letter notifying them of the
administrative decision. A statement of the reasons for the appeal must be included. The appeal would be
forwarded to USBC Headquarters, Attn: USBC Rules Department.
INTERCOLLEGIATE EVENTS
Intercollegiate Tournament Eligibility for USBC Collegiate Certification – Rule 400-Collegiate
The tournament manager can establish eligibility for USBC Collegiate certified tournaments under one of
the following conditions, and the eligibility rules must be carried on the entry forms and/or posters:
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1. Limit entry to USBC Collegiate members only.
2. Limit entry to USBC Collegiate members and eligible non-members who pay a tournament participation fee of $25 prior to bowling.
Only student-athletes who are USBC members before participation in the tournament are eligible for USBC
awards.
Substitutions – Rule 404-Collegiate
A player once removed cannot return to bowl for the remainder of the game. A maximum of three substitutions are permitted during each game, only one of which is allowed in the 10th frame.
Awards – Rule 405-Collegiate
Baker Competition – Rule 401-Collegiate
The following guidelines must be adhered to in order for tournament formats using the Baker System of
scoring to be certified:
1. Traditional games (team, doubles and singles) are eligible for awards.
2. A team that bowls a Baker System 300 game is eligible to receive a school award. Each school is
eligible for one award per season.
3. Five Baker games shall equal one team game.
ABC Secretary Emeritus Frank Baker developed the Baker format. In this format, the leadoff bowler rolls
the first and sixth frames, the second player rolls the second and seventh frames, the third player rolls the
third and eighth frames, the fourth player rolls the fourth and ninth frames, and the fifth player rolls the
fifth and 10th frames including any extra deliveries in the 10th frame.
Note: Baker games may occur at any point in the event format. For award purposes, however, they should
not interrupt any three-game series.
Mixed Team – Rule 402-Collegiate
An intercollegiate team will be designated as a mixed team by USBC Collegiate when it submits membership application form(s) with one to four members of one gender and one or more members of the
opposite gender.
An intercollegiate tournament certified by USBC Collegiate shall only provide awards and similar mementos
that are compatible with traditional college requirements as to what constitutes an acceptable award.
Monetary prizes may be offered in the form of scholarship provided the money is given to the school in the
name of both the intended recipient and the college and is not funded through the entry fee from the tournament. It is unacceptable to award cash prizes directly to a student-athlete in certified USBC Collegiate
events.
Headsets – Rule 406-Collegiate
CD players, iPods, cell phones, and headsets cannot be worn by athletes during intercollegiate bowling
competition in the settee area.
Bowling Equipment – Rule 407-Collegiate
Participants will not wear apparel or use bowling equipment depicting alcohol, tobacco, gambling, illegal
substance(s) or inappropriate language/gestures during competition. Penalty – First offense will result in
a verbal warning and apparel change or removal of equipment. Failure to comply will cause the bowler’s
scores to be disqualified and the bowler to be removed from the competition.
Schools that have five or more of each gender at any point during the season are required to compete as
separate men’s and women’s programs and pay the required membership fees. A school’s season begins
the date USBC Collegiate receives the first membership application form and continues until July 31.
A school cannot certify a mixed team once the school has a recognized USBC Collegiate men’s and
women’s program during the current season. A mixed team from a school that has men’s and women’s
teams will not be recognized by USBC Collegiate and are not eligible for TRS points.
Mixed teams are classified as men’s teams and placed in the men’s division in USBC Collegiate certified
competition.
A school with a USBC Collegiate mixed team shall be included in the men’s all-events standings for that
tournament. A woman competing on the mixed team shall be included in the men’s all-events standings
for that tournament.
Team Rosters – Rule 403-Collegiate
Only three men’s teams and three women’s teams may represent an institution during a competition day.
Prior to the start of any competition, a school must declare one team as its varsity team. All other teams
competing from the school will be designated as junior varsity teams. If a school only has one team competing in the event, that team will be assigned to the varsity division. The varsity is the only team that will
earn points toward post-season qualification. Failure to designate a varsity team prior to the start of competition will result in that school not receiving Team Ranking System points for the competition. If the team
in the varsity division uses an ineligible athlete during the competition, the team will be removed from the
standings and will not receive points for that event.
In the event a school violates this rule, they will be disqualified from any event(s) bowled in which the violation occurred.
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Membership & Rules 7
USBC INTERCOLLEGIATE TEAM CHAMPIONSHIPS
AND ITC SECTIONAL QUALIFIERS
USBC Collegiate shall adopt rules from time to time deemed appropriate with respect to the USBC Intercollegiate Team Championships and Sectional Qualifiers. Any such rule must comply with the USBC Playing
Rules. The Intercollegiate Team Championships and Sectional Qualifiers are certified by the United States
Bowling Congress (USBC) and shall be administered by USBC Collegiate and applicable USBC rules and
guidelines.
Team Requirements – Rule 500-Collegiate
Submitting the entry forms and accepting the berths to the ITC and Sectional Qualifiers means that all
coaches and athletes agree to abide by all event and competition rules and policies. Each athlete and
coach must sign and submit to the event manager a Rules Declaration Form. Any event and/or competition
violation could result in disqualification.
All teams competing in the Sectional Qualifiers and the USBC Intercollegiate Team Championships must
submit a ball registration form prior to the start of competition.
All equipment must meet USBC specifications. The number of bowling balls a student-athlete can use in
the USBC Intercollegiate Team Championships and Sectional Qualifiers is limited to five (5) bowling balls,
including practice and competition. Once the equipment registration is completed, no additional equipment may be added. A bowling ball may only be listed once on a ball card. A student-athlete can only use
equipment listed under his/her name.
A bowling ball may only be replaced if the tournament manager declares that the bowling ball is damaged
beyond repair. A replacement bowling ball can be submitted to the tournament manager who will have that
ball checked, approved and listed on the Equipment Registration form before it is used in competition. A
bowling ball may be repaired if approved by the tournament management.
Penalty for first offense: Individual and team are warned. Penalty for additional offenses: Bowler is
disqualified from the event and all game(s) in which the violation occurred are forfeited.
Removal of Bowling Equipment from Center – Rule 502-Collegiate
Bowling ball(s) submitted on the ball card cannot be removed from the center. Any bowling ball(s) removed
from the center cannot be used for the remainder of the competition.
Team Uniforms and Use of Advertisement and/or Logos on Equipment, Uniforms and Apparel – Rule 503-Collegiate
The official uniform must be loose-fitting and not made of denim, fleece, nylon or spandex-like material. No
jeans, warm-up suits or hats of any kind are permitted. All student-athletes require a neat appearance in
both clothing and personal grooming. Team uniforms and use of advertising/logos on equipment, uniforms
and apparel for the USBC Intercollegiate Team Championships and Sectional Qualifier competitions must
adhere to the following:
1. Team Shirts – Each student-athlete must wear shirts that are identical in style, color, print and
design. All shirts must consist of collared, v-neck, rib-lined, or banded necklines only. T-shirts are
not approved for competition. Each team member must have the school name, initials, or registered
trademark logo in letters a minimum of 1-inch high on the shirt’s back. Hand-printed lettering is not
allowed (professional airbrush excluded). Removable plaques with school names are permitted. All
lettering must be legible, in English, and identical to each student-athlete’s shirt.
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2. Logos – A student-athlete may wear apparel that bears a trademark and/or logo provided the following criteria are met:
a. N
o more than four logos (team logo or sponsor) are permitted on a team uniform.
b. Logo(s) can be placed only on the right or left shirtsleeve, shirtfront chest and/or the front of the
student-athlete’s skirt, culottes, skort, walking shorts or slacks.
c. Logo(s) cannot exceed 2 inches in height and 3 inches in width, including any additional material
surrounding the normal trademark or logo (i.e. patch/emblem). School trademark, logos, name
are exempt from this policy.
d. All team members must have the same logo advertisements on their shirts. Logos must be
placed in the identical location on all team members.
e. In the event the USBC Intercollegiate Team Championships and/or Sectional Qualifiers have
major sponsorship, the student-athletes will be required to wear an event logo and/or sponsor
advertisement/logo during the entire event. Event management will determine placement of this
advertisement/logo.
3. Women’s Apparel – Female student-athletes are required to wear slacks, skirts, culottes, skorts or
walking shorts. All skirts, culottes, skorts or walking shorts must be no shorter than one-half the
distance from the inseam to the top of the knee in length and/or no shorter than the fingertips when
arms are at their sides while standing. Each student-athlete must wear slacks, skirts, culottes, skorts
or walking shorts similar in color and the same in print or design. Slacks must not contain drawstring
waists or elastic bottoms (ankles). Mixing of team apparel (skorts and skirts) is not permitted.
4. Men’s Apparel – Male student-athletes are required to wear slacks. Slacks must not contain drawstring waists or elastic bottoms (ankles). Each student-athlete must wear slacks similar in color and
the same in print or design.
Student-athletes must comply with these rules at all practice sessions and competitions. The tournament director will enforce these guidelines and questionable apparel must be referred to the tournament
director for approval before it is worn. Bring alternative team uniforms that follow the dress code in case
approval is denied.
Penalty – Failure to comply with any dress code will result in a verbal warning and apparel change (if
applicable). Second offense will result in a verbal warning, apparel change (if applicable), and/or possible
disqualification for that block and following blocks until rectified.
Coaches’ Attire and Use of Advertisement and/or Logos on Apparel – Rule 504-Collegiate
Coaches’ attire and use of advertising/logos on apparel for the USBC Intercollegiate Team Championships
and Sectional Qualifying competitions must adhere to the following:
1. Coaches must wear appropriate attire during all practice sessions and competitions. Apparel must
fall under the following guidelines. The tournament director will enforce these guidelines. Penalty
– Failure to comply with this rule will result in a verbal warning and apparel change (if applicable).
Second offense will result in a verbal warning, apparel change (if applicable), and/or possible ejection
from coaching that block and following blocks until rectified.
2. Coaches’ apparel must be loose-fitting and not made of denim, fleece, spandex-like material. Sweatshirts are not permitted. No jeans, cargo pants or slacks with drawstring waists or elastic bottoms
(ankles) are allowed. No T-shirts or hats of any kind are permitted. Women choosing to wear skirts,
culottes, skorts or walking shorts must make sure they are no shorter than one-half the distance from
the inseam to the top of the knee in length and/or no shorter than the fingertips when arms are at
their sides while standing. A neat appearance in both clothing and personal grooming is required by
all coaches.
3. Shirt Lettering – Coaches are allowed to have the school name, initials or registered trademark logo
in letters a minimum of 1-inch high on the shirt’s back. Hand-printed lettering is not allowed (professional airbrush excluded). Removable plaques with school names are permitted. All lettering must
be legible.
4. Advertising and Logos – If coaches choose to wear athletic apparel that bears the trademark and/
or logo of athletic equipment or apparel manufacturer or distributor, it must follow the guidelines
established for team uniforms.
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Practice – Rule 505-Collegiate
There will be a 15-minute practice session prior to all blocks of competition. Bowlers not present forfeit
their time. Substitutes will receive no additional practice balls before entering competition. Tournament
participants are not permitted to practice at the bowling center hosting the ITC Sectionals, ITC, and ISC on
days scheduled for competition, except during designated practice sessions. Violators will be disqualified
from tournament play.
Re-Racks – Rule 506-Collegiate
Each team is allowed a total of one re-rack per Baker game. Violations will result in a forfeit of all pinfall for
that frame. Tournament management may grant additional re-racks.
Team Score Verification – Rule 507-Collegiate
Coaches or team representatives are responsible for verification of their team’s score. Any scoring corrections must be made prior to signing the recap.
Awards – Rule 508-Collegiate
ITC awards will be issued for the first, second and third place in each division. There will be a third-place
award presented to the bracket runners-up in each division. In addition, the championship team in each
division will receive commemorative rings.
The ITC will recognize a men’s and women’s most valuable player. Athletes are eligible for the all-tournament team only in the division that they compete. A woman competing in the men’s division on a mixed
team is only eligible for the men’s all-tournament team.
Schedules will be adjusted based on the number of teams per division at each Sectional Qualifier.
Coach Designation – Rule 509-Collegiate
Each team will be allowed to designate two coaches per team. The coach listed on the official entry form
will be the official representative of the team for all matters and will receive all applicable event amenities.
The assistant coach’s name must be provided to the tournament officials during team registration. During
competition, only the two designated coaches and the eight designated athletes will be allowed in the settee area.
First offense: Team receives a warning.
Second offense: Team will receive a score of zero for all remaining frames in the game.
Third offense: Team is removed from the event.
ITC Sectional Format – Rule 512-Collegiate
Each division will bowl 16 four-game Baker matches for a total of 64 Baker games.
Each team will bowl a rotating schedule with the final match of the fourth block being a position round.
The scratch total pinfall for the 64 Baker games will determine the four Sectional Qualifier teams per
division advancing to the Intercollegiate Team Championships.
Schedules will be adjusted based on the number of teams per division at each Sectional Qualifier.
ITC Format – Rule 513-Collegiate
Each division will begin competition bowling two blocks of four four-game Baker System matches. For each
match, Baker games 1 & 2 will be bowled on one lane with teams switching lanes on the same pair for
Baker games 3 & 4. The total pinfall for 24 Baker games will determine the 1–16 rankings going into the
double-elimination competition
All 16 teams in each division will participate in the true double-elimination competition within the assigned
8-team bracket, consisting of a best four-out-of-seven Baker System match. There will be no byes. Bracket
assignments will be determined by qualifying scores. #1 will bowl #16, #2 will bowl #15, #3 will bowl #14,
#4 will bowl #13, #5 will bowl #12, #6 will bowl #11, #7 will bowl #10 and #8 will bowl #9 in the opening
round of match play. From the second round on, the winning teams of each match will remain in the winner
bracket and the losing teams will move into the non-winner bracket. In order for a team in the non-winner
bracket to advance in the tournament, they must keep winning. Once a team in the non-winner bracket
incurs a second loss, that team is eliminated from the tournament.
The ITC televised finals format will be a single-elimination best two-out-of-three Baker match between the
two bracket champions in each division. Teams that are participating in the finals will be allowed unlimited
practice on a designated pair of lanes prior to the match. After the TV introductions of the teams, the starting five athletes will receive one practice shot on their starting lane.
Equipment Alterations – Rule 510-Collegiate
Altering the surface of a bowling ball by the use of abrasives, cleaners, or polish is prohibited during
competition. In addition, no substance may be placed on the outer surface of the bowling ball. The outer
surface of the ball may only be cleaned with a dry towel once the bowler has begun competition. Competition is defined as any time teams are bowling for score. No modifications can be made to affect the
balance of the bowling ball (i.e. additional weight holes, modification of existing holes, etc.).
Penalty for first offense: Individual and team are warned and the ball is removed from that competition
(qualifying block or match). Penalty for second offense: Forfeiture of game in which the violation occurred.
Lane Courtesy – Rule 511-Collegiate
To maintain a consistent pace of bowling, it is proper etiquette to observe one-lane courtesy and deliver
the bowling ball within a reasonable amount of time as determined by the tournament manager. Additional
courtesy or delivery time is inappropriate, delays the pace and hinders the completion of competition on
time. Official team warnings will be issued by tournament management directly to the designated coach.
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Entry Forms – Rule 514-Collegiate
The Sectional Qualifier entry form must be completed, signed and submitted along with the $325 entry
fee (non-refundable) to the USBC Collegiate national office by Feb. 28. The ITC entry form accepting
the team’s ITC berth must be signed and returned to USBC Collegiate by March 27. There are no entry
fees to the Intercollegiate Team Championships.
ITC Lineup – Rule 515-Collegiate
Teams must submit a team lineup and playing order prior to each Baker match-play game. The lower-seeded
team will submit the team lineup and playing order to the scorekeeper/monitor first. Any team making
an illegal lineup change during a Baker game will forfeit the entire game in which the change occurred. A
lineup change made between Baker games does not prohibit the team from using the extra player during
the following game as a substitute.
ITC Match Play Lane Selection – Rule 516-Collegiate
The top-seeded team will select the starting lane for each match and/or roll-off. The teams will switch
lanes for each game in the match including the tie-breaking game.
2. Student-athletes are limited to use of a maximum of five (5) bowling balls in the ITC, including practice
and competition. No additional balls may be added once the ball card is submitted to the tournament
manager. Each bowling ball registered must contain official manufacturer identifying mark, logo, and
trademark or product name imprinted over the heaviest portion of the ball prior to being drilled. If your
equipment does not have any of these identifying markings, you must have the bowling ball’s official
paperwork. The paperwork must say the manufacturer, name of bowling ball, verification that it meets
USBC specifications and signed by the manufacturer with their title and telephone number. If you are
unable to acquire the official paperwork, you will not be able to use that bowling ball in the tournament.
A student-athlete or team cannot register undrilled equipment.
3. Changes to equipment may be made between blocks, provided the bowling ball meets USBC specifications. All alterations must be done by a USBC approved pro shop or in the paddock area of the host
bowling center. Bowling equipment cannot leave the competition premises once it has been registered
with the event. If you prefer to alter your own equipment, space will be provided in the paddock. However, you must have your own equipment to make alterations or receive permission to use someone
else’s equipment.
4. Tournament staff may conduct spot checks in order to verify the bowling balls being used in competition
are listed on the ITC Equipment Registration Card. In the event that a bowling ball is found not to meet
USBC specifications after competition has begun, the ball will not be permitted in competition until it
has been modified and meets the specifications.
5. Any student-athlete or team not following these rules may be disqualified from the event at the event
management’s discretion. Event management shall determine all matters not covered.
Ties – Rule 517-Collegiate
ITC Sectionals: In the event there is a tie going into the position round, the team with the highest third
16 Baker game total is seeded higher. If a tie exists between two teams to determine which team(s) will
advance to the ITC, a two-game Baker match will be bowled. If a tie still exists after this two-game Baker
match, the tie will be broken by a ninth and 10th frame roll-off. The same athletes who rolled the ninth
and 10th frame during the roll-off match will bowl in the roll-off in the same positions. If a tie still exists,
the same athletes will continue rolling ninth and 10th frames alternating lanes until the tie is resolved.
Lanes used for ties will be determined by the tournament manager. Team starting lane will be determined
by a coin toss.
ITC Qualifying: In the event there is a tie for any position at the completion of qualifying, the team with the
highest pin total for the last 12 Baker games will be assigned the higher seed. If the 12 game total is a
tie, the highest Baker game for all 24 games will be used. If the high game is a tie, each subsequent high
game will be used until the tie is broken.
Match play: If a tie exists at the end of any double-elimination match or after the third game of
television, there will be an eighth Baker game bowled (fourth game for TV) to complete the match.
Event Termination/Release Clause
To the Chief Operating Officer of the United States Bowling Congress: We hereby make application to participate in the USBC Intercollegiate Team Championships and/or ITC Sectional Qualifier. We warrant that
we are USBC Collegiate members. We agree to abide by all tournament and playing rules and regulations
prescribed by USBC, including all provisions set forth on this form. USBC Collegiate may cancel the Intercollegiate Team Championships and/or ITC Sectional Qualifiers in the event of acts of God, war, government
regulations, disaster, fire, strikes, civil disorders, weather catastrophes, labor disputes and strike, threats
of terrorism or terrorism, and travel advisories. In the event of cancellation, USBC Collegiate will not be
responsible for participant expenses. We further agree that USBC may use our names and likenesses
(including video) for promotional purposes at no cost to us and with no fees being paid by us. The entrants
whose names appear on this application and/or authorized replacements hereby agree that the USBC, and
its officers and agents, shall not be liable for any injury resulting from participation in bowling in the USBC
Intercollegiate Team Championships and/or ITC Sectional Qualifiers, absent willful or gross negligence on
the part of USBC.
If a tie still exists after the eighth Baker game (or fourth game for TV), a ninth and 10th frame roll-off will
break the tie. The players who rolled the ninth and 10th frames may be selected from the entire team. If
a tie still exists, the same players will continue rolling ninth and 10th frames alternating lanes until the tie
is resolved.
ITC Use of an Ineligible Athlete – Rule 518-Collegiate
The use of an ineligible player at ITC Sectionals or the ITC will result in the team being disqualified from the
event.
ITC Bowling Equipment Regulations – Rule 519-Collegiate
1. The ITC will not conduct an equipment weigh-in. A student-athlete will be required to register all bowling
balls (up to a maximum of five bowling balls) with the event. Only balls listed on the ITC Equipment
Registration Card may be used in competition. Each bowling ball can only be registered once with
the event and only used by the student-athlete who registered it. All balls must be registered prior to
beginning the official practice session on Thursday morning. The event management team will handle
emergency situations on a case-by-case basis.
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Athlete Requirements – Rule 604-Collegiate
USBC INTERCOLLEGIATE SINGLES CHAMPIONSHIPS
The Intercollegiate Singles Championship (ISC) Sectional Qualifiers are certified by the United States
Bowling Congress (USBC) and shall be administered by the USBC Collegiate office and applicable USBC
rules will be observed.
Squads – Rule 600-Collegiate
There will be separate divisions for men and women. The men’s division will start at 8:30 a.m. and the
women’s division will be conducted at 3:30 p.m.
Eligibility – Rule 601-Collegiate
Participants in the USBC Intercollegiate Singles Championships (ISC) must meet the following USBC
Collegiate eligibility criteria:
1. Full-time student enrolled in the Spring semester at a higher education institution (minimum of 12
hours undergrad or six hours graduate).
2. Be a USBC Collegiate member for the current season or pay a non-member participation fee of $25
to the tournament manager.
3. Maintain a minimum cumulative GPA of 2.0 (on a 4.0 scale) as determined by the college they are
enrolled in.
4. Student-athletes have a maximum of four years eligibility in the USBC Intercollegiate Singles
Championships.
5. Participants in the ISC are not required to be a member of an intercollegiate bowling team.
6. ISC advancers will be required to submit a completed USBC Collegiate eligibility form to the USBC
Collegiate office by May 1.
7. An individual who is classified as a touring and/or resident professional by a professional bowling
organization is not eligible for USBC Collegiate membership. If an organization’s title uses the word
professional, individuals applying for membership or holding membership in that organization shall
not be eligible for Intercollegiate Singles Championships.
8. Graduating student-athletes will be eligible to participate in the Intercollegiate Sectional Qualifier and
National finals with less than full-time academic status providing they are taking the required credit
hours needed for graduation in their final term.
Entry Fee – Rule 602-Collegiate
ISC entry fees postmarked by January 30 are $50 per participant. Entries postmarked after January 31
are $75 per participant. The ISC Sectional Qualifier entry form must be completed, signed and submitted
along with the entry fee (non-refundable) to the USBC Collegiate national office and postmarked no later
than Feb. 27. Entries are based on a first-come, first-serve basis. USBC Collegiate reserves the right to
decline entries based on availability. Walk-in entries will not be accepted and any cancellation spots will
not be filled on site. USBC Collegiate does not charge an award fee.
Participation – Rule 603-Collegiate
Multiple entries are not accepted. Participants may bowl in any ISC Sectional Qualifier location.
Participation as an individual in the Intercollegiate Singles competition does not constitute a year of USBC
Collegiate intercollegiate team eligibility. There is no limit to the number of participants from a university.
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Submitting the ISC Sectional Qualifier and ISC National entry form and fee means that all student-athletes
agree to abide by all event and competition rules and policies. Any event and/or competition rule or policy
violation could result in disqualification.
Sectional Qualifier Format – Rule 605-Collegiate
All participants will bowl six (6) games of competition, moving pairs with total pinfall determining final
standings. A total of twenty-four (24) men and sixteen (16) women will advance to the Intercollegiate
Singles Championships. A minimum of four (4) men will advance to the ISC from each sectional site. The
remaining eight (8) advancer’s in the men’s division will be allocated based on the size of the field at each
sectional.
Ties – Rule 606-Collegiate
Sectionals: In the event of a fourth-place tie after the completion of the six games of the ISC qualifying
competition, a ninth and 10th frame roll-off will be utilized until the tie is broken. The individual bowling
the highest first three-game total will select the starting lane. The competing student-athletes will receive
two practice balls on each lane. The student athlete on the left lane will begin the roll-off.
In the event that a qualifier needs to be replaced and there is a tie to determine who will advance to the
ISC, the high game from the qualifying scores will determine the student-athlete to advance. If the high
score for each student-athlete is the same, each subsequent high score will be used until the tie is broken.
Nationals: In the event there is a tie for any position at the completion of qualifying, the athlete with the
highest game in qualifying will be assigned the higher seed. If a tie exists at the end of any match in the
match-play portion of the event, a ninth and 10th frame roll-off will be utilized until the tie is broken.
Dress Code – Rule 607- Collegiate
Participants in the USBC Intercollegiate Singles qualifying must be professional in appearance and meet
the following USBC Collegiate dress code rules:
The official uniform must be loose-fitting and not made of denim, fleece, nylon or spandex-like material.
No jeans, warm-up suits or hats of any kind are permitted. All student-athletes are required to have a neat
appearance in both clothing and personal grooming. Uniforms and use of advertising/logos on equipment,
uniforms and apparel for the USBC Intercollegiate Singles Championships and Sectional Qualifier competitions must adhere to the following:
1. All shirts must consist of collared, v-neck, rib-lined, or banded necklines only. T-shirts are not approved for competition..
2. Logos – A student-athlete may wear apparel that bears a trademark and/or logo provided the
following criteria are met:
a. N
o more than four logos (team logo or sponsor) are permitted on a uniform.
b. Logo(s) can be placed only on the right or left shirtsleeve, shirtfront chest and/or the front of the
student-athlete’s skirt, culottes, skort, walking shorts or slacks.
c. Logo(s) cannot exceed 2 inches in height and 3 inches in width including any additional material
surrounding the normal trademark or logo (i.e. patch/emblem). School trademark, logos, name
are exempt from this policy.
d. In the event the USBC Intercollegiate Singles Championships and/or Sectional Qualifiers have
major sponsorship, the student-athletes will be required to wear an event logo and/or sponsor
advertisement/logo during the entire event. Event management will determine placement of this
advertisement/logo.
3. Women’s Apparel – Female student-athletes are required to wear slacks, skirts, culottes, skorts or
walking shorts. All skirts, culottes, skorts or walking shorts must be no shorter than one-half the
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distance from the inseam to the top of the knee in length and/or no shorter than the fingertips when
arms are at their sides while standing. Each student-athlete must wear slacks, skirts, culottes, skorts
or walking shorts similar in color and the same in print or design.
4. Men’s Apparel – Male student-athletes are required to wear slacks. Slacks must not
contain drawstring waists or elastic bottoms (ankles).
Student-athletes must comply with these rules at all practice sessions and competitions. The tournament
director will enforce these guidelines and questionable apparel must be referred to the tournament director for approval before it is worn.
Penalty – Failure to comply with any dress code will result in a verbal warning and apparel change (if
applicable). Second offense will result in a verbal warning, apparel change (if applicable), and/or possible
disqualification for that block and following blocks until rectified.
Equipment Alterations – Rule 608-Collegiate
Altering the surface of a bowling ball by the use of abrasives, cleaners, or polish is prohibited during
competition. In addition, no substances may be placed on the outer surface of the bowling ball. The
outer surface of the ball may only be cleaned with a dry towel once the bowler has begun competition.
Competition is defined as any time teams are bowling for score. No modifications can be made to affect
the balance of the bowling ball (i.e. additional weight holes, modification of existing holes, etc.).
Penalty for first offense: Individual is warned and the ball is removed from that competition (qualifying
block or match).
Code of Conduct – Rule 609-Collegiate
All participants in the ISC must adhere to the USBC Collegiate Code of Conduct. Failure to comply will
result in immediate disqualification. Participants in the ISC Sectionals are prohibited from drinking
alcoholic beverages, smoking or using tobacco products at the host center, whether they are competing or
not. In the event a student-athlete is witnessed possessing alcohol or behaving in a manner unbecoming
of an ISC Sectional participant, he/she will be immediately disqualified for the remainder of the event and
subject to suspension.
Practice – Rule 610-Collegiate
There will be a 10-minute practice session prior to the start of competition. Bowlers not present will forfeit
their time.
Settee Area – Rule 611-Collegiate
Only student-athletes competing in the USBC Intercollegiate Singles qualifying are allowed in the settee
area once competition starts. Individual coaches are not permitted in the settee area.
Re-Racks – Rule 612-Collegiate
Participants are allowed a total of one re-rack per game. Violations will result in a forfeit of all pinfall for
that frame. Tournament management may grant additional re-racks.
Penalty for second offense: Forfeiture of game in which the violation occurred.
Lane Courtesy – Rule 613-Collegiate
To maintain the pace of bowling, it is proper etiquette in this event to observe one-lane courtesy and deliver
the bowling ball within a reasonable amount of time. Additional courtesy or delivery time is inappropriate,
delays the pace and hinders the completion of competition on time as determined by the tournament
manager.
First offense: Individual receives a warning.
Second offense: Individuals will receive a score of zero for all remaining frames in the game.
Third offense: Individual will be removed from the event.
Score Verification – Rule 614-Collegiate
Participants are responsible for verification of their score. Any scoring corrections must be made prior to
signing the recap sheet.
ISC National Format – Rule 615-Collegiate
All twenty-four (24) men and sixteen (16) women in each division will bowl eight (8) games of qualifying
to determine the seeding for the match-play brackets. The top eight athletes in both divisions after eight (8)
games of qualifying will receive byes in match play.
Athletes qualifying first through eighth in the men’s division will be seeded into Round 2 of match play. Athletes in the women’s division qualifying fifth through eighth will be seeded into Round 2 of match play and
the athletes first through fourth will be seeded into Round 3 of match play. For match play, participants
will compete in a three-game total pin match bracket with the higher-seeded athlete selecting the starting
lane. The participant on the left lane will start the match. Athletes will switch lanes after each game of the
match, and alternate who starts each game. Match play will continue until the four qualifiers for the semifinals in both the men’s and women’s divisions are determined. The semifinal matches and championship
matches are one-game matches.
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Declined Invitation – Rule 616-Collegiate
In the event a participant declines an invitation to the USBC Intercollegiate Singles Championships prior to
April 1, the next-highest finisher in that Sectional Qualifier will be invited. If the invitation is declined after
April 1, the spot may not be filled.
Expenses – Rule 617-Collegiate
USBC Collegiate will cover reasonable travel expenses for the participants to the USBC Intercollegiate
Singles Championships including transportation and hotel.
The number of bowling balls a student-athlete can use in the USBC Intercollegiate Singles Championships
and Sectional Qualifiers is limited to five (5) bowling balls, including practice and competition.
city ordinances, USBC Collegiate rules and policies, and the student-athlete’s institution team rules and
policies. Collegiate bowlers and collegiate coaches, as representatives of the bowling community, are
among the most visible players in the industry. Because of America’s fascination with sports and those
who play, a unique platform exists to be a role model, mentor or spokesperson. USBC Collegiate, the bowling industry and your institution benefit from this exposure. However, this platform brings with it a set of
privileges and responsibilities both on and off the lanes.
To this end, USBC Collegiate in conjunction with the NCBCA has adopted a standard of ethical conduct
and behavioral expectations for all USBC Collegiate and NCBCA members in accordance with basic policies
set by institutions across the country and other collegiate athletic governing bodies. A balanced studentathlete will be a responsible citizen who achieves academically and performs athletically. The code does
not constitute an exhaustive list of punishable misconduct but rather prescribes standards to guide individual choices. Student-athletes who violate these standards will be subject to disciplinary action by USBC
Collegiate as well as the institution they represent in order to promote their own personal development and
to protect and maintain order and stability in USBC Collegiate.
Alcohol Philosophy
Termination/Release Clause
To the Chief Operating Officer of the United States Bowling Congress: I hereby make application to participate in the USBC Intercollegiate Singles Championships event listed and tender the entry fees required
therefore. I warrant that I am a USBC Collegiate member or have paid the $25 non-member participation
fee. I agree to abide by all tournament playing rules and regulations prescribed by USBC, including all
provisions set forth on this form. I specifically agree for myself and any replacement chosen by me or
for me that if I am not eligible for participation and/or cannot bowl in the USBC Intercollegiate Singles
Championships, then my prize, bowling, and expense fees shall be forfeited and all sums tendered by me
as prize, bowling and expense fee may be retained by USBC as liquidated damages. The entrant whose
name appears hereon or my authorized replacement hereby agrees that the USBC, its officers and agents
shall be liable only to the extent of returning entry fees, less expenses, if and when that entrant shall be
prevented from bowling any event in the tournament through premature termination of the tournament,
which may be brought about by war, national emergency or emergencies or causes relating thereto resulting there from fires, labor difficulties, terrorism or threats of terrorism, or other causes beyond the control
of USBC. I further agree that USBC may use my name and likenesses (including video) for promotional
purposes at no cost to me and with no fees being paid by me. The entrant whose name appears on this
application and/or authorized replacement hereby agrees that the USBC, and its officers and agents,
shall not be liable for any injury resulting from participation in bowling in the USBC Intercollegiate Singles
Championships, absent willful or gross negligence on the part of USBC.
CODE OF CONDUCT
USBC Collegiate and National Collegiate Bowling Coaches Association
Philosophy
USBC Collegiate, the national governing body of intercollegiate bowling, in conjunction with the National
Collegiate Bowling Coaches Association, provides collegiate bowling opportunities to enhance students’
academic, athletic and personal development. Given this perspective, USBC Collegiate and the NCBCA
accept responsibility to provide a competitive environment that stands for the highest ideals in competition, character, ethics and sportsmanship.
Membership with USBC Collegiate and participation in a certified intercollegiate bowling program is
considered a privilege. In order to maintain that membership, student-athletes and coaches are expected
to demonstrate good sportsmanship, honesty, integrity and respect for others as well as abide by all
applicable rules, policies, regulations and laws. These include federal and state regulations and laws,
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USBC Collegiate does not condone the use of alcohol and promotes an environment in which choosing not
to drink alcoholic beverages is preferred and socially acceptable. USBC Collegiate and the NCBCA firmly
believe the use of alcohol can be detrimental to the physical and mental well-being of student-athletes.
The use of alcohol can seriously interfere with the performance of individuals as students and as athletes
and can be extremely dangerous to the student-athlete and his/her teammates.
Alcohol abuse is a progressive disorder in which physical and psychological dependency can develop.
The negative physical and mental effects of the abuse of alcohol are well documented. Even low levels of
alcohol impair brain function, judgment, alertness, coordination and reflexes. It is the responsibility of all
student-athletes and coaches to know the risks and damaging effects associated with alcohol use and
abuse.
USBC Collegiate and NCBCA Policies
The following policies are in effect during activities associated with any USBC Collegiate event:
Alcohol Policy
USBC Collegiate and NCBCA members are expected to abstain from the possession, use or distribution
of alcoholic beverages. Student-athletes and coaches participating in any event conducted by USBC
Collegiate are prohibited from consuming and/or possessing alcohol. Teams also must adhere to this
policy at the USBC Intercollegiate Team Championships Sectional host bowling center as well as at the
Intercollegiate Team Championships and Intercollegiate Singles Championships host bowling centers and
host hotels. This policy applies from the tournament scheduled date of arrival through the tournament
scheduled date of departure.
Illegal Drug Policy
USBC Collegiate and NCBCA firmly believe that the use of illegal and/or performance enhancing drugs
(excluding those prescribed by a physician to treat specific medical conditions) is totally inconsistent
with the purpose of intercollegiate athletics and can be detrimental to the physical and mental well-being
of student-athletes and teammates. The use of drugs can seriously interfere with the performance of
individuals as students and as athletes and can be extremely dangerous to the student-athlete and
his/her teammates. The use of illegal drugs by student-athletes is strictly prohibited at all times.
Tobacco Policy
USBC Collegiate and NCBCA do not condone the use of tobacco, including the use of smokeless tobacco.
USBC Collegiate and the NCBCA firmly believe the use of tobacco products can be detrimental to the
physical and mental well-being of student-athletes. The negative effects of tobacco abuse are well
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documented. USBC Collegiate and the NCBCA strongly encourage all student-athletes and coaches to
completely abstain from the use of tobacco products. Coaches and student-athletes are prohibited from
using tobacco products during all practice, competition and related events, whether they are competing,
and/or while in team uniform at any time.
NCBCA will continue their responsibility to provide a competitive environment that stands for the highest
ideals in competition, character, ethics and sportsmanship. We will do this by continuous review, development and enforcement of conduct standards, rules and policies in the best interest of the overall sport,
each program and competition, including regular and post-season play.
Sportsmanship Policy
One of the primary objectives of competition is to develop and foster respect for fellow participants, coaches,
game officials and spectators. Participants and coaches should recognize their responsibility for proper
conduct at the Sectional Qualifiers and Championship events. Coaches and/or athletes should recognize
and assume responsibility for the actions of themselves and their team members.
USBC Collegiate and NCBCA members are ambassadors of collegiate bowling and enjoy certain privileges
of such status. They also bear the responsibility of behaving with dignity and sportsmanship. Coaches and
student-athletes shall conduct themselves at all times reflecting the high standards of honor and dignity
that should characterize participation in competitive intercollegiate sports. Coaches and student-athletes
shall conduct themselves in a manner reflecting positively on the reputation of themselves, their representative institutions, the USBC Intercollegiate Team Championships, Intercollegiate Singles Championships
and USBC Collegiate.
Officials, coaches, participants and spectators shall act in the highest ideals of sportsmanship at all
times. Unsportsmanlike conduct includes actions which are unbecoming to an ethical, fair and honorable
individual. It consists of, but is not limited to, acts of deceit, disrespect, vulgarity, verbal or physical abuse
and taunting or unseemly celebrations. Officials, coaches, participants, parents, athletic administrators, program directors and spectators should keep in mind that actions which are done in a manner to
disconcert or be derogatory toward the opposing team(s) or a specific opponent or individual is considered
inappropriate. While intense and emotional game action and conduct are certainly a responsible part of
intercollegiate sports contests, cheering and other support should always be positive in nature.
Violations of Code of Conduct
It is the personal responsibility of all student-athletes and coaches to adhere to all applicable rules,
policies, regulations and laws concerning the use of alcohol, drugs, tobacco and sportsmanship at all
events conducted by USBC Collegiate. Ignorance of the rules is not an excuse. Student-athletes are
expected to know the rules to protect their eligibility, the eligibility of their teammates and that of the
institution they represent. Student-athletes and/or teams who are found responsible for behavior that
violates any of these policies may be subject to disciplinary action by USBC Collegiate as well as the
institution they represent.
Violations of the Code of Conduct by a student-athlete, team, and/or coach may result in immediate disqualification of the individual and/or team from the event in which the violation occurred. Any disqualification from a USBC Collegiate recognized event will be reviewed by USBC. Violations by the student-athlete or
coach may result in loss of membership with USBC Collegiate for a minimum of one year. Student-athletes
who are suspended by USBC Collegiate lose collegiate eligibility equal to the time they are suspended. The
institution also may be subject to loss of membership in USBC Collegiate and denied participation in all
events conducted by USBC Collegiate beginning the following season for one full year. If a student-athlete
opts to transfer from the suspended institution to an eligible institution, an additional year will be added to
the standard USBC Collegiate Transfer Rule.
USBC’s administrative decisions may be appealed to the chairman of the USBC Legal and Legislative
Committee. The appeal must be filed in writing within 10 days of the date of the letter notifying the studentathlete of the administrative decision. A statement of the reasons for the appeal must be included. The
appeal should be forwarded to USBC Headquarters, Attention: USBC Collegiate.
All persons involved in collegiate bowling must continue their efforts to facilitate its growth in a positive
way, which includes the development of student-athletes, better coaching and officiating with a continuing
emphasis on good sportsmanship by student-athletes, coaches and spectators. USBC Collegiate and the
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ITC SECTIONALS
Sectional Qualifier Policies
The USBC Intercollegiate Team Championships Sectional Qualifiers are certified by the United States
Bowling Congress and shall be administered by USBC Collegiate staff and applicable USBC rules and
guidelines. Participation will be by invitation only based on season performance as outlined below.
An intercollegiate bowling team must become one of the top 80 men’s or top 64 women’s schools during
the regular season to advance into postseason competition and participate in the USBC Intercollegiate
Team Championships Sectional Qualifying events. To become one of the 80 men’s or 64 women’s teams,
schools have to advance by:
• Winning its USBC Collegiate certified conference, OR
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arning enough points in the Team Ranking System (TRS) and participating in three or more USBC
Collegiate certified events which qualify for Team Ranking System Points (TRS)
USBC Collegiate will determine which of four Sectional Qualifiers each team will participate, creating a
balance in field strength at each Sectional. Sectional Qualifying will consist of a two-day competition with
the top-four finishers in the men’s and women’s division at each Sectional Qualifier advancing to the USBC
Intercollegiate Team Championships.
The Sectional Qualifiers will consist of a two-day competition and will take place March 15-16, 2014.
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ntry fees and forms must be submitted by March 1. Non-refundable entry fees are $325
per team. Missing the deadline will result in forfeit of Sectional Qualifier competition. All other
expenses associated with competing in the Sectional Qualifier are the responsibility of the team
competing. USBC Collegiate does not charge an award fee.
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ailing to meet the Feb. 1 spring semester or April 5 spring quarter eligibility deadlines will result
in termination of any post-season competition (Sectional Qualifiers or USBC Intercollegiate Team
Championships). An additional eligibility check will be conducted at the Sectional site and each
coach is required to submit an eligibility card to the Sectional Qualifier manager at team registration.
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nly one men’s team and one women’s team per school may compete in the Sectional Qualifier. Men
and women have separate divisions. Mixed teams compete in the men’s division.
• T he advancing 80 men’s or 64 women’s schools will be ranked from high to low based on final TRS
totals.
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SBC Collegiate will consider field strength, geographic distance and economics when assigning
schools to Sectional Qualifiers and attempt to assign both men’s and women’s teams from the same
school to the same Sectional, if applicable, and subject to other requirements.
•U
SBC Collegiate also will attempt to have no more than two of the top eight and no more than four of
the top 16 schools based on the final TRS totals in the same Sectional subject to other requirements.
•U
SBC Collegiate will release final TRS standings and Sectional Qualifier assignments by Feb. 19,
2014. Results can be found on the Collegiate section of BOWL.com. USBC Collegiate will send official
confirmation of a team’s assigned Sectional Qualifier. USBC Collegiate decisions on team placement
at the Sectional Qualifiers are final.
•A
t the Sectional Qualifiers, team rosters can include up to eight student-athletes who hold current
USBC Collegiate membership and have bowled for their school in a minimum of one certified intercollegiate team competition during the current season prior to Sectional Qualifying competition.
• T eams qualifying to compete in the USBC Intercollegiate Team Championships are financially responsible for their travel and all other expenses associated with the competition except for team lodging.
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POST-SEASON ADVANCEMENT
An intercollegiate bowling team must become one of the top 80 men’s or top 64 women’s schools during
the regular season to advance into post-season competition and participate in the USBC Intercollegiate
Team Championships’ Sectional Qualifying events. Four Sectional Qualifiers will advance the top-four
finishers in each division to the USBC Intercollegiate Team Championships’ 32-team field of 16 men’s
and 16 women’s teams.
Schools have two opportunities to advance into post-season Sectional Qualifying events.
1 . Conference – Each school is eligible to declare one USBC Collegiate certified conference in which it
will attempt to advance to the post-season Sectional competition. The school shall declare through
the Standardized USBC Collegiate Eligibility Form and notify its conference commissioner or secretary who will also report that information on the USBC Collegiate Conference Certification Application. For a conference to be eligible as a qualifier to Sectionals, the conference must have:
a. Six USBC Collegiate certified men’s teams representing different schools, all who have declared
that conference as their Sectional qualifier and/or four USBC Collegiate certified women’s
teams representing different schools, all who have declared that conference as their Sectional
qualifier.
b. C
onference competition must consist of a minimum 18 equivalent team games.
c. The conference must be certified by USBC Collegiate.
d. The conference champion will advance to Sectional Qualifying competition.
2. Team Ranking System – Once it is determined how many teams will advance from conferences, the
rest of the Sectional Qualifying field will be completed using the Team Ranking System. This system
ranks schools based on their performance in USBC Collegiate certified events.
During the regular season, a school earns points based on its finish in up to 10 USBC Collegiate certified
competitions. The 10 events shall include no more than six Tier I tournaments and the remainder of the 10
events filled by Tier II tournaments and final conference standings (if applicable).
1. If a school participates in more than six Tier I tournaments, the points earned shall be averaged and
multiplied by six to fit within the limit.
2. If a school competes in more Tier II tournaments and conferences (if applicable) than required to
complete the 10-event limit, these points shall be averaged and multiplied by the applicable number to complete the limit.
Note: For the 2014-15 season the 10 events for calculation will include no more than 5 Tier I events
when calculating Team Ranking systems.
Tier I Tournaments
1. Competition must be completed by Sunday, Feb. 16, 2014, to be eligible for point consideration.
2. The tournament format must have at minimum nine equivalent team games (i.e., five Baker System
games equal one regular game) prior to any team being cut or eliminated from the field.
3. Tournament entries must be available to all institutions a minimum of 50 days prior to the start
of the event. Entries from multiple five-person teams representing the same institution can only
be accepted 25 days prior to the start of the event providing space is available.
4.Only teams in the varsity division will earn Team Ranking Points.
5. Student-athletes are limited to use of a maximum of five bowling balls in Tier I events including practice
and competition. All teams participating in Tier I events must submit a ball registration form prior to the
start of competition.
6. Lane conditions must comply with all current USBC Sport regulations.
7. All teams participating in Tier I events must submit a Lineup Form at the end of each competition day.
8. The following tournaments are Tier I tournaments provided they meet the above listed requirements:
• Brunswick Southern Collegiate Classic
• ISBPA/Kegel Midwest Collegiate Classic
• Lehigh Valley Collegiate Classic • Glenn Carlson Las Vegas Invitational
• Midwest Collegiate Championships
• Rebel Invitational
• Keystone Quaker Classic
• Sam’s Town Shoot-Out
• National Collegiate Team Match Games
• Backhaul Direct Hoosier Classic
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Tier II Tournaments And Conferences
1. Tier II events are all other USBC Collegiate certified tournaments and conferences (if applicable)
provided they meet the following requirements.
2. Tier II events must have a minimum of five men’s teams representing different schools and/or
three women’s teams representing different schools participating.
3. The tournament must have a minimum of seven equivalent team games (i.e., five Baker System games
equal one regular game) or 10 matches (i.e., one team game, three Baker System games,
or a best three-of-five Baker System games) prior to any team being cut or eliminated from the field.
4. Competition must be completed by Sunday, Feb. 16, 2014, to be eligible for point recognition.
5. The highest-finishing declared conference team advances to Sectional competition.
Points
1.To be eligible for all points, teams must meet the October 15 fall semester or winter quarter and the
Feb. 1 semester or April 5 quarter deadlines for USBC Collegiate membership and eligibility. Teams not
meeting these deadlines will not earn points for events competed in prior to having a USBC Collegiate
approved membership and eligibility application on file. These competitions’ final standings will remain
and the TRS points will not be recalculated. Teams missing the deadline begin to earn points with the
day USBC Collegiate approved membership and eligibility application on file. Refer to USBC Collegiate
rules for membership and eligibility guidelines.
2.All eligibility issues for first semester/quarter must be cleared by October 31. Student-athletes not
cleared by this date will be ruled ineligible for first semester/quarter.
3.All eligibility issues for second semester/quarter must be cleared by February 15. Studentathletes not cleared by this date will be ruled ineligible for second semester/quarter and deemed
ineligible for post-season competition.
4.Collegiate approved membership and eligibility application is on file. Refer to USBC Collegiate Rules for
membership and eligibility guidelines.
5. TRS points will be awarded to five-player teams only. Intercollegiate teams competing with less than five players at any point during an event will not receive TRS points.
6. If an ineligible player is used in any competition, his/her team will receive no TRS Points.
The competition final standings will remain and the TRS points will not be recalculated.
7.Each school is ranked separately in men’s and women’s divisions with mixed teams being ranked in the
men’s division.
8.Any USBC Collegiate certified school that participates in an eligible competition will receive points.
9. If a school has a team(s) in two or more conferences, the school will only receive points from the USBC
Collegiate certified conference declared as its advancer into post-season Sectional Qualifiers.
10.If a school has a team(s) in two or more tournaments that are held concurrently, each tournament shall
be counted separately.
11.If a competition only has one division, the final standings will be split into a men’s division and women’s
division for point consideration. If the competition and each division separately meet all requirements,
then the men’s and women’s schools will receive applicable points.
12.For a Tier I or Tier II event that uses a roll-off format that drops prior pinfall or a stepladder
final to determine the champion or order of finish, the final standings for point consideration
shall be determined by the qualifying results before such roll-off or stepladder finals
13.If two or more schools tie for a position, the points are split and any fractions of points are dropped.
14.All schools receive one point for participation and one point for every school it finishes ahead of in the
final standings. No points are awarded for any schools tied.
15.Standings will be updated weekly through the regular season, pending receipt of competition results.
Standings can be found on the Collegiate section of BOWL.com.
16.Teams withdrawing from a tournament or not completing the competition schedule are not eligible for
TRS points.
17.Schools will be ranked from high to low based on the TRS formula. Schools that have competed in only
one event shall receive the total power points earned multiplied by the event factor. Schools that have
competed in two or more events shall receive the average of the school’s power points earned multiplied
by the event factor, plus two times the total power points earned. This will be prorated for schools that
exceed the Tier I or 10-total event limits. The average of the power points earned per event will be calculated by dividing the total regular-season points earned by the number of regular-season competitions
competed in, dropping any fractional amount. The event factor is seven.
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FINISH
Tier I points are awarded as follows:
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SCH 3
4
5
6
7
FIN TIER 1 POINT CHART
1 250 250 250 250 250
2 80 115 150 175 185
3
0 40 75 100 125
4
0 25 50 75
5
0 20 40
6
0 15
7
0
8
9
10
11
12
13
14
15
16
17
18
19
20
21
22
23
24
25
26
27
28
29
30
31
32
33
34
35
36
37
38
39
40
41
42
43
44
45
46
47
48
49
50
51
52
53
54
55
56
57
58
59
60
61
62
63
64
65
66
67
68
69
70
71
72
73
74
75
76
77
78
79
80
81
SCHOOLS
8
9
10
11
250
192
140
95
55
35
15
0
250
200
150
112
75
50
25
12
0
250
205
160
121
88
62
43
25
12
0
250
210
170
130
100
75
54
34
16
8
0
0
Points Breakdowns – Tier II
Tier II points are awarded :
13
15
17
19
21
23
25
29
33
37
41
45
49
51
57
63
69
75
81
250
215
182
150
124
99
75
58
41
25
16
8
0
0
250
220
191
163
138
115
94
75
59
45
32
19
12
6
0
0
250
223
197
172
150
131
112
93
75
62
49
37
25
18
12
6
0
0
250
226
203
181
160
141
123
106
90
75
62
50
39
30
21
15
9
4
0
0
250
228
207
187
168
150
133
117
102
88
75
63
52
42
33
25
19
14
9
4
0
0
250
230
210
191
173
156
140
125
111
98
86
75
65
55
46
37
29
22
17
12
8
4
0
0
250
232
215
198
181
165
150
136
123
110
98
86
75
65
55
46
38
31
25
20
16
12
8
4
0
0
250
234
218
202
187
172
157
143
130
118
107
96
85
75
66
57
49
41
34
28
23
19
15
11
7
3
0
0
250
236
222
208
194
181
168
156
145
134
124
114
104
94
84
75
67
60
53
46
40
34
28
23
19
15
11
8
5
2
0
0
0
0
250
238
226
214
202
190
178
166
155
145
136
127
118
109
100
91
83
75
68
62
56
50
44
38
32
27
22
18
15
12
9
6
3
1
0
0
0
0
250
239
228
217
206
195
185
175
165
155
146
138
130
122
114
106
98
90
82
75
69
63
57
52
47
42
37
32
27
23
20
17
14
11
8
5
3
1
0
0
0
0
250
240
230
220
210
200
190
181
172
163
154
145
137
130
123
116
109
102
95
88
81
75
70
65
60
55
50
45
40
35
30
26
23
20
17
14
11
9
7
5
3
1
0
0
0
0
250
240
231
222
213
204
195
186
177
168
159
150
142
135
129
123
117
111
105
99
93
87
81
75
70
65
60
55
50
45
40
35
30
25
21
18
16
14
12
10
8
6
4
3
2
1
0
0
0
0
250
241
233
225
217
209
201
193
185
177
169
161
154
147
140
134
128
122
116
110
104
98
92
86
80
75
70
66
62
58
54
50
46
42
38
34
30
26
23
21
19
17
15
13
11
9
7
5
3
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
250
242
234
227
220
213
206
199
192
185
178
171
164
157
150
144
138
132
126
120
115
110
105
100
95
90
85
80
75
71
67
63
59
55
51
47
43
40
37
34
31
28
25
23
21
19
17
15
13
11
9
7
5
3
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
250
243
236
229
222
215
208
201
195
189
183
177
171
165
159
153
147
142
137
132
127
122
117
112
107
102
97
92
87
83
79
75
71
67
63
59
56
53
50
47
44
41
38
35
32
29
26
23
21
19
17
15
13
11
9
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
250
244
238
232
226
220
214
208
202
196
190
184
178
172
166
160
155
150
145
140
135
130
125
120
115
111
107
103
99
95
91
87
83
79
75
72
69
66
63
60
57
54
51
48
45
42
39
36
33
30
27
25
23
21
19
17
15
13
11
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
250
244
238
232
226
220
214
208
202
197
192
187
182
177
172
167
162
157
152
147
143
139
135
131
127
123
119
115
111
107
103
99
95
91
87
83
79
75
72
69
66
63
60
57
54
51
48
45
42
39
36
34
32
30
28
26
24
22
20
18
16
14
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
0
0
0
0
0
250
245
240
235
230
225
220
215
210
205
200
195
190
185
180
175
170
165
160
155
150
146
142
138
134
130
126
122
118
114
110
106
102
98
94
90
87
84
81
78
75
72
69
66
63
60
57
54
51
48
45
43
41
39
37
35
33
31
29
27
25
23
21
19
17
15
14
13
12
11
10
9
8
7
6
5
4
3
2
1
0
SCH
3
4
5
6
7
8
9
SCHOOLS
10
11
13
15
17
19
21
23
25
27
31
35
39
43
47
51
FIN TIER 2 POINT CHART
1
150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150 150
2
70
90 100 110 115 120 123 126 130 133 135 137 138 140 140 141 142 143 144 144 145 145 146
3
0
30
60
70
80
90
97 103 110 116 120 124 127 130 130 132 134 136 138 138 140 140 142
0
20
40
50
60
73
81
90
0
20
30
40
50
60
70
82
92
98 105 110 110 114 118 122 126 126 130 130 134
0
15
25
36
40
50
66
78
86
94 100 100 106 110 115 120 120 125 125 130
0
12
23
30
40
50
64
74
83
90
90
98 102 108 114 115 120 120 126
0
11
20
30
41
50
62
72
80
80
90
94 101 108 110 115 115 122
0
10
20
32
42
50
61
70
70
82
86
0
10
24
35
43
50
60
60
74
78
87
96 100 105 106 114
11
0
16
28
36
44
50
55
66
71
80
90
95 100 102 110
12
0
8
21
30
38
45
50
58
64
74
84
90
95
98 106
13
0
14
24
32
40
45
50
57
68
78
85
90
94 102
14
0
4
5
6
7
8
9
10
FINISH
Points Breakdowns – Tier I
99 106 111 116 120 120 123 126 129 132 132 135 135 138
94 102 105 110 110 118
7
18
26
35
40
45
50
62
72
80
85
90
98
15
0
12
20
30
35
40
46
56
66
75
80
86
94
16
0
6
15
25
30
36
42
50
60
70
75
82
90
17
0
10
20
25
32
38
46
55
65
70
78
86
18
0
5
15
20
28
34
42
50
60
66
74
82
19
0
10
16
24
30
38
47
55
62
70
78
20
0
5
12
20
26
34
44
50
58
66
74
21
0
8
16
22
30
41
47
54
62
70
22
0
66
4
12
18
27
38
44
50
58
23
0
8
14
24
35
41
47
54
62
24
0
4
10
21
32
38
44
50
58
25
0
6
18
29
35
41
47
54
26
0
3
15
26
32
38
44
50
27
0
12
23
29
35
41
48
28
0
9
20
26
32
38
46
29
6
17
23
29
36
44
30
3
14
20
26
34
42
31
0
11
17
24
32
40
38
32
0
8
14
22
30
33
0
5
12
20
28
36
34
0
2
10
18
26
34
35
0
8
16
24
32
36
0
6
14
22
30
37
0
4
12
20
28
38
0
2
10
18
26
39
0
8
16
24
40
0
6
14
22
41
0
4
12
20
42
0
2
10
18
43
0
8
16
44
0
6
14
45
0
4
12
46
0
2
10
47
0
8
48
0
6
49
0
4
50
0
2
51
0
25
2013-14
Oct. 19-20
COLLEGIATE TOURNAMENT SCHEDULE
Sept. 20-22
UNOH Racers Kickoff Classic
Westgate Lanes (Men’s)
721 N. Cable Rd.,
Lima, OH 45805 Northland Lanes (Women’s)
1730 N. Union Street
Lima, OH 45801
October 5-6
Todd Book
14441 N. Cable Rd.
Lima, OH 45805
850-206-5312
tbook@unoh.edu
43rd Annual Midwest
Gloria Behr
Bowling Championships
W141-N6739 Memory Rd
Collegiate Tournament
Menomonee Falls, WI 53051
AMF Bowlero
262-252-4287(p)
11737 W Burleigh,
262-252-3793(fax)
Wauwatosa, WI 53226
gbehr@wi.rr.com
Tier Iwww.orgsites.com/wi/midwestcollegiatebowling/
Southern Kentucky Classic
Brandon Burns
Bowling Green, KY
Lindsey Wilson College
210 Lindsey Wilson Street
Columbia, KY 42728
burnsb@lindsey.edu
Oct. 19-20
Oct. 26-27
Kegel/ISBPA Collegiate Classic
Lydia Rypcinski
Landmark Lanes
7356 N. Cicero Ave
Peoria, IL
Lincolnwood, IL 60712
847-982-1305(p) 847-982-9048 (f)
lydia@bowlillinois.com
www.bowlillinois.com
(register online after Aug. 2013)
Florida Gators
University of Florida
Collegiate Shootout
Attn: Bowling Club
AMF Alley Katz
3150 Hull Road
Gainesville, FL
Gainesville,FL 32611
info@ufbowling.com
www.ufbowling.com
Oct. 19-20
Oct. 26-27
Boilermaker Classic
Scott Savage
Mike Aulby’s Arrowhead Bowl
2715 Narragansett Way
Lafayette, IN
Lafayette, IN 47909
765-426-8277
scott@savagebowling.com
www.purduebowling.com
KU Fall Baker/Team Matches
Joe Ambrose
Colonial Berks Lanes
PO Box 730
Reading, PA
Kutztown, PA 19530
NCAA570-504-4137
ambrose@kutztown.edu or
joeambrosepgapba@hotmail.com
www.kubears.com
Sept. 21
Oct. 12
37th SWIBC
Bill Schwehr
2013 Falls Singles Classic
274 University Center RM 46
Palace Lanes
Houston, TX 77204-3029
4191 Bellaire Blvd.
832-842-6198
Houston, TX 77025
wwschwehr@central.uh.edu
www.uh.edu/cougarbowling
Wolverine Hoosier
Charles Cain
Athletic Conference #1
1247 E. Siena Heights Dr.
Lenawee Rec. Center
Spencer Athletic Complex,
Adrian, MI
Adrian, MI 49221
517-264-7883
ccain@sienaheights.edu
Sept. 21-22
Oct. 12-13
TyBryt Invitational
Bob Hardin
Bakers Challenge
4244 N. Colonly Blvd.,
Lakes Lanes Bowling Center
The Colony, TX 75056
5000 Main Street, #138
214-516-1880
The Colony, TX 75056
bob.hardin@tybryt.com
www.TyBryt.com
Blue Hen Open
Karen Katz
Pleasant Hill Lanes
1504 Canterbury Dr
Wilmington, DE
Lansdale, PA 19446
215-519-9358
Karen.S.Katz@gmail.com
2013 UPIKE Orange and Black Classic Kyle Wilson
Beaver-Vu Bowl (Men)
147 Sycamore St. CPO Box 530
Poelking Lanes South (Women)
Pikeville, KY 41501
Dayton, OH
740-501-4259
kylewilson@upike.edu
www.upike.edu
Sept. 28
Oct. 12-13
Oct. 19
American Heartland
David Jones
Intercollegiate
1134 Central Parkway SE
Warren, OH 44484
330-240-7839
dlj3652@yahoo.com
River Valley Open
River Valley Tournaments/
Wow Zone FEC
Tim Emmers or Eric Stueffen
2030 Adams Street
704 Carney Avenue
Mankato, MN 56001
Mankato, MN 56001
507-399-3577
t_emmers@yahoo.com
1st Annual Long Beach Open
Tony Regazzi
Cal Bowl
P.O. Box 1105
2500 E. Carson St.,
La Habra, CA 90633
Lakewood, CA 90712
714-864-8609
sir_strikealot@yahoo.com
Sept. 28
Oct. 12-13
SWIBC I Tournament
Mark Scroggins
South Plains Lanes
2813 Conner Drive
Lubbock, TX
Canyon, TX 79015
806-651-2372
mscroggins@wtamu.edu
Sept. 28-29
The Western Shootout
Mark Schoch
Western Bowl
6441 W. Washington St
Indianapolis, IN
Indianapolis, IN 46241
317-247-4426
mschoch@royalpin.com
www.royalpin.com
49’ers Classic
Tony Regazzi
Cal Bowl
P.O. Box 1105
2500 E. Carson St.,
La Habra, CA 90633
Lakewood, CA 90712
714-864-8609
sir_strikealot@yahoo.com
Green River Classic John Rausch
Phillips Lanes
1 University Dr. UPO 793
Campbellsville, KY
Campbellsville, KY 42718
270-849-8639
www.campbellsvilletigers.com/
jhrausch@campbellsville.edu
Oct. 12-13
Central Florida Classic
Casey Bindas
Boardwalk Bowl
UCF, Tower 3, PO Box 660087
Entertainment Center
Orlando, FL 32816
Orlando, FL
734-353-0139
bindasc17@yahoo.com
Sept. 28-29
Oct. 12-13
Wisconsin Conference 1st Meet
Duncan Brose
Super Bowl
260 S. Court St.
Appleton, WI
Platteville, WI 53818
262-289-3582
brosed@uwplatt.edu
wcbcbowling.weebly.com
Midstates Championships
Billy Murphy
Northrock Lanes
3232 N Rock Rd
Wichita, KS
Wichita, KS 67226
316-209-9035
bowlnewman@yahoo.com
Hampton Roads Collegiate Dave Harris
Bowling Invitational
825 Sugar Maple Lane
AMF Chesapeake Lanes
Chesapeake, VA 23322
Chesapeake, VA
757-685-1935
NCAAharrisbowling@verizon.net
Oct. 18-20
Oct. 25-27
Tulane Invitational
Sue Bower
All Star Lanes
James W. Wilson Jr., Center
New Orleans, LA
New Orleans, LA 70118
NCAA504-865-5513
504.314.7228 (Office)
sbower@tulane.edu
or Hailey Beavis
hbeavis@tulane.edu
www.tulanegreenwave.com
Warhawk Invitational
Wisconsin Whitewater
TBD
Leann Eimermann
Whitewater, WI
800 W. Main Street
Whitewater, WI 53190
920-960-6282
eimermanlk14@uww.edu
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Oct. 26-27
Pennsylvania Classic (Entry fee $155) Durbin (Ed) Fisher
Leisure Lanes
1034 Monticello Lane
3440 Columbia Avenue
Lancaster, PA 17603
Lancaster, PA 17603
717-305-0261
dfisher@hersheys.com
Oct. 19-20
Oct. 20
Oct. 19-20
Wisconsin Conference 2nd Meet Duncan Brose
TBD
260 S. Court Street
TBD
608-289-3582
brosed@uwplatt.edu
Oct. 25-27
Nov. 1-3
Texas Southern
Palace Lanes
Houston, TX
NCAA
Sabrina Rose
713-313-1387
roses@tsu.edu
Nov. 1-3
FDU NJ Jamboree
Mike LoPresti
Parkway Lanes
Fairleigh Dickinson University
Elmwood Park, NJ
lopresti19@aol.com
Nov. 1-3
Beach Open
Jeremy Williams
TBD
Elizabeth City State
Kill Devil Hills, NC
jbwilliams@mail.ecsu.edu
Nov. 2
American Heartland IntercollegiateDavid Jones
Bowling Conference II
Warren, OH 44484
330-240-7839
dlj3652@yahoo.com
Nov. 2-3
Brunswick Southern Collegiate Classic
Dennis Lockhart
Brunswick Zone Austell
2750 Austell Rd
Marietta, GA
Marietta, GA 30008
Tier I
770-435-2120
dennis.lockhart@brunbowl.com
Nov. 2-3
Jayhawk Collegiate Challenge
Burton Gepford
Royal Crest Lanes
4105 Seele Way
Lawrence, KS 66049
Lawrence, KS 66049
785-393-5803
Bgepford@usd497.org
www.royalcrestbowl.com/tournaments.asp
Nov. 3
American Heartland
David Jones
Intercollegiate
Bowling Conference III
Warren, OH 44484
330-240-7839
dlj3652@yahoo.com
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Nov. 8-10
Crusader Classic Stardust Bowl II
Merrillville, IN
NCAA
Nov. 15-17
Matt Nantais
Valporasio
Matt.Nantais@valpo.edu
Nov. 9
SWIBC II Tournament
Mark Scroggins
Lafayette Lanes
2813 Conner Drive
Lafayette, LA
Canyon, TX 79015
806-651-2372
UMES Hawk Classic Kristina Frahm
Millsboro Lanes
University of Maryland Eastern Shore
Millsboro, DE
1 Backbone Road, Princess Anne,
MD 21853
410-651-7897
NCAAkkmfrahm@umes.edu
Nov. 15-17
CIAA Event I
Fayetteville, NC
NCAA
Fayetteville State University
TBD
Nov. 9-10
Nov. 16
2013 Roto Grip Raider Classic
Jeff Fleck
Beaver Vu Lanes (Men)
4826 Ridgebury Dr
1238 N. Fairfield Rd.
Kettering, OH 45440
Beavercreek, OH 45432
937-272-4480
937-426-6771jeff_fleck@sbcglobal.net
Capril Lanes (Women)
www.raidersbowling.com
2727 S. Dixie Drive
Kettering, OH 45409
937-298-7411
AC Open
Jody Fetterhoff
Lenawee Recreation Bowling Center 110 S. Madison St.
Adrian, MI
Adrian, MI 49221
517-265-5161 ext. 4043
jfetterhoff@adrian.edu
www.adrianbulldogs.com/sports/w-bowl/index
Nov. 9-10
ISYL Leatherneck Classic
Miller Time Bowling
(Davenport, IA) - Women
Highland Park Bowl
(Moline, IL) - Men
Shawn Wochner
2165 Pembridge Drive
Lake in the Hills, IL 60156
847-254-6428
shawn_wochner@hotmail.com
Tyler Jastromb
tjastromb8@gmail.com
Nov. 9-10
MEAC Conference Meet #1 TBD
Dover DE
NCAA
Delaware State
Dover, DE
Nov. 9-10
MEAC Conference Meet #1 TBD
Daytona Beach, FL
NCAA
Wolverine Hoosier
Frank Rogers
Aquinias College
TBD
Grand Rapids, MI
Grand Rapids, MI 49544
616-632-8900 ext. 3277
269-779-3455(cell)
269-327-4940(home)
www.aquinas.edu
Nov. 16-17
Nov. 9-10
Penn State Classic
Bellefonte Lanes
Bellefonte, PA
Nov. 16
Bethune Cookman
Daytona Beach, FL
Nov. 9-10
Northeast Conference Meet #1
Monmouth University
TBDTBD
NCAA
Nov. 9-10
41st Annual West Coast
Chris Preble
Collegiate Team Championships 5280 N. Jackson Avenue
Fresno State Lanes
M/S SU 36
Fresno, CA
559-917-0416
bowldogcoach@comcast.net
(tournament web site pending)
Nov. 15-17
Hornet Classic
Andrew Chatman
Montgomery, AL
Alabama State
NCAAachatmon@alasu.edu
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BU Striking Knights Classic
Raymond V. Sandfoss
Kingpin Lanes
847 Mallard Drive
Louisville, KY
Alexandria, KY 41001
859/445-6125
rsandfoss@bellarmine.edu
www.bellarminebowling.weebly.com
Nov. 16-17
Titan Invite 2013
Nathan Koffke
Oshkosh Lanes
310 Scott Avenue
Oshkosh, WI
Oshkosh, WI 54901
920-851-1872
Koffkn85@uwosh.edu
www.titaninvite.weebly.com
Nov. 16-17
Penn State Berks Invitational
James Claytor
Colonial Berks Lanes
42 Meadow Court
Sinking Spring, PA
Sinking Spring, PA 19608
717-449-0529
JimClaytor@msn.com
www.psuberksbowling.wix.com/berksbowling
www.penn_state_berks_invitational/c1fpv
Nov. 16-17
The Midland Classic
J. J. Mastny
TBD
900 N. Clarkson Street
Omaha, NE
Fremont, NE 68025
402-941-6222
mastny@midlandu.edu
Nov. 16-17
TBD
Vayle Floria
TBD
19512 Donna Ave
TBD
Cerritos, CA 90703
714-704-9085 ext. 110
vaylefloria@yahoo.com
Nov. 21-23
Big Red Invitational Sun Valley Lanes
Lincoln, NE
NCAA
Dec. 7-8
Bill Straub
University of Nebraska
wstraub@huskers.com
Nov. 22-24
Virginia Union Invitational
Bowl America
Midlothian, VA
The Virginia Union Invitational
Bowl America Southwest Lanes
Midlothian, VA
Virginia Union University
James Washington
littlegrown@yahoo.com
Dec. 7-8
Virginia Union
James Washington
littlegrown@yahoo.com
Nov. 23-24
Great Plains Invitational
J. J. Mastny
Sun Valley Lanes
Lincoln, NE
Fremont, NE 68025
402-941-6222
mastny@midlandu.edu
Hastings College
Mike Munsterman
Thanksgiving Invitational
1400 W. 18th
Pastime Lanes
Hastings, NE 68901
Hastings, NE
402-461-7316
402-460-0153
rhergott@hastings.edu
HastingsCollege.edu
Dec. 7-8
Nov. 23-24
MEAC Conference Meet #2 - North Hampton University
TBDTBD
Hampton, VA
NCAA
Northeast Conference Meet #2 Kutztown University
Bowl-O-RamaTBD
Reading, PA
TBD
NCAA
Nov. 23-24
5th Annual Lion’s Classic
Phil Vida
St. Charles Lanes
9618 Hale Dr.
2187 First Capitol Dr.
St. Louis, MO 63123
St. Charles, MO
314-368-7556
phil-mark@att.net
www.stcharleslanes.com
lindenwoodlionssls.com
(bowling page)
Nov. 29-30
2013 Cardinal Classic
David Slaven
Munsee Lanes
3111 S. Jefferson
Muncie, IN
Muncie, IN 47302
munseelanes@yahoo.com
765-282-5911
Dec. 7-8
Dec. 7-8
MEAC Conference Meet #2 - South North Carolina A&T
TBDTBD
Greensboro, NC
NCAA
Dec. 7-8
Warhawk Open
Kiefer Sullivan
Bowl-A-Vard (Men)
1813 Paso Roble Way
Madison, WI
Madison, WI 53716
Prairie Lanes (Women)
608-445-9163
Sun Prairie, WI
Sullivankm14@uww.edu
www.WarhawkOpen.weebly.com
National Collegiate Team
Match Games
Danielle Belobraydich
St. Clair Bowl (Men)
McKendree University
Dec. 14
Bel-Air Bowl (Women)
701 College Road
Stevens Invitational
Fairview Heights, IL
Lebanon, IL 62254
Holiday Bowl
Tier I
618-537-6442
29 Spruce Street
Dmbelobraydich@mckendree.edu
Oakland, NJ 07936
Dec. 7
Wolverine Hoosier
Country Lanes
Farmington Hills, MI
Scott Trudeau
Lawrence Tech
strudeau@ltu.edu
248-204-3852
Dec. 7-8
Victory Eagles Classic
Glenda Cleaves
Strike Zone Bowling Lanes
255 N. Highland Avenue
3330 Pine Tar Alley
Memphis, TN 38111
Southaven, MS 38672
901/417-0656 901/237-7485
glendacleaves@victory.edu
www.victory.edu/athletics/bowling
Dec. 7-8
Shippensburg Classic
Nicole Hallman
ABC Lanes West
820 N Lamp Post Ln
Mechanicsburg, PA
Aston, PA 19014
484-467-8323
shippensburg_classic@yahoo.com
shippensburgclassic.webs.com/
Andrew Golding
1 Castle Point on the Hudson
S-0842
Hoboken,NJ 07030
845-380-4240
StevensInvitational@gmail.com
Dec. 18-19
Glenn Carlson Las Vegas
Invitational
Strike Zone
Sunset Station Hotel & Casino
Las Vegas, NV
Tier I
Mathieu Gee
169 W. Norwich
Clovis, CA 93612
559-304-7887
GCLVI@yahoo.com
Dec. 20-21
Collegiate Shoot-Out
Frank Barnhart
The Orleans
12427 Highlife Dr
Las Vegas, NV
St. Louis, MO 63146-5051
Tier I
314-808-5622
fwbowl@earthlink.net
home.earthlink.net/~fwbowl/cso.htm
Dec. 27-28
20th Annual Roto Grip
Patrick Polash
Keystone Quaker Classic
3608 Oak Street
Playdrome Rose Bowl
Schnecksville, PA 18078
Allentown, PA
610-769-2044 (h)
Tier I
610-769-2044 (h)
908-696-5542 (w)
ourfamilysproshop@yahoo.com
Dec. 29-30
Jan. 18
Lehigh Valley Collegiate Classic
Patrick Polash
AMF Parkway Bowling Lanes
3608 Oak Street
Allentown, PA
Schnecksville, PA 18078
Tier I
610-769-2044 (h)
908-696-5542 (w)
ourfamilysproshop@yahoo.com
SWIBC III Tournament Mark Scroggins
Plano Superbowl
2813 Conner Drive
Plano, TX
Canyon, TX 79015
806-651-2372
Jan. 4
Wolverine Hoosier
Larry Secrist
1600 E. Washington Blvd.
King Pins Bowl
Ft. Wayne, IN 46803
Ft. Wayne, IN
260-246-3641
LESecrist@IndianaTech.edu
ISBPA/Kegel Midwest
Collegiate Classic
Steve Lawson
Stardust Bowl
Addision, IL
Tier I
Jan. 11-12
Jan. 18-19
FSU Seminole Classic Mike Fine
Capital Lanes
Florida State University
Tallahassee, FL
104 CRB, Oblesby Union
Tallahassee, FL 32306
850-644-1819
MFine@admin.fsu.edu
Terriers New Year Knock Down
Dawn Gugliaro
Strike 10 Lanes
7724 15th Avenue
6161 Strickland Avenue
Brooklyn, New York 11228
Brooklyn, New York
718-259-8276
NCAAESGNYCSB@aol.com
SFCAthletics.com
Jan. 11-12
Jan. 19 7th Annual Roto Grip
Eagles Baker Challenge
Stardust Bowl
37 East Lorraine Avenue
Addison, IL 60101
Dale Lehman
2315 Lydia Ave.
Zion, IL 60099
312-217-5736
dlehman@robertmorris.edu
Jan. 18-19
Lydia Rypcinski, Ann Buja; On Site7356 N. Cicero Avenue
Lincolnwood, IL 60712
847-982-1305
Lydia@bowlillinois.com
www.bowlillinois.com
SWIBC IV Tournament Mark Scroggins
AMF Richardson
2813 Conner Drive
Richardson, TX
Canyon, TX 79015
806-651-2372
Jan. 11-12
Jan. 19
Storm Hoinke Bearcat Classic
Jeff Fehr
S & S Western Bowl
8024 Spring Leaf Drive
6383 Glenway
Cincinnati, OH 45247
Cincinnati, OH 45211
513-260-7423
jfehr55@gmail.com
www.facebook.com/#!/events/158989597602241
Hawk Invitational
Gary Broadhurst & George Aylesworth
AMF Pin-O-Rama Lanes
1101 Sherman Dr.
1724 Genesee Street
Utica, NY 13501
Utica, NY 13502
315-792-5573 or 315-792-5645
gbroadhurst@mvcc.edu
gaylesworth@mvcc.edu
Jan. 11-12
Jan. 19
McKendree Invitational
701 College Road
Lebanon, IL 62254
NCAA618-537-6442
Viking Classic
Walter Hauck
Wallingford Lanes
75 Grasslands Road
Wallingford, CT
Valhalla, NY 10595
914-606-6180
walter.hauck@sunywcc.edu
Jan. 17-19
Sin City Open
Joey Shugart
Orleans Bowling Center
1190 Del Lilly Lane
Las Vegas, NV
Las Vegas, NV 89123
702-510-2957
JBowler2001@aol.com
Jan. 25-26
Feb. 1
The Phoenix Open
Stephanie Sielaff
Willow Creek Lanes
932 Clement St., Apt. #7
Greenbay, WI
Greenbay, WI 54302
906-221-6313
sielsd11@uwgb.edu
thephoenixopen.weebly.com
Hastings Bronco Baker
Mike Munsterman
Game Challenge
1400 W. 18th
Pastime Lanes
Hastings, NE 68901
Hastings, NE
402-461-7316
402-460-0153
rhergott@hastings.edu
HastingsCollege.edu
Jan. 25-26
Viterbo V-Hawk Invitational
Jim Socha
Pla-Mor Lanes
900 Viterbo Dr.
La Crosse, WI
La Crosse, WI 54601
608-792-4774
jmsocha@viterbo.edu
Jan. 25-26
Buckeye Baker Classic
Paul Brown
H.P. Lanes
6368 Hibiscus Ct.
2012 Innis Rd.
Westerville, OH 43081
Columbus, OH 43224
614-570-4270
kingbowler73@hotmail.com
www.buckeyebowling.org
Jan. 25-26
Rebel Classic Joey Shugart
Orleans Bowling Center
1190 Del Lilly Lane
Las Vegas, NV
Las Vegas, NV 89123
Tier I
702-510-2957
JBowler2001@aol.com
Jan. 25-26
Blue & Gold Classic
Drew Crail
Chippewa Bowl
420 W. Fullerton Pkwy, Apt. #409
South Bend, IN
Chicago, IL 60614
859-250-4955
bluegoldclassic1@gmail.com
blueandgoldclassic.weebly.com
Feb. 1
American Heartland
David Jones
Intercollegiate
Bowling Conference IV
Warren, OH 44484
330-240-7839
dlj3652@yahoo.com
Feb. 1-2
Wisconsin Conference 3rd Meet Duncan Brose
TBD
260 S. Court Street
Milwaukee, WI
608-289-3582
brosed@uwplatt.edu
Feb. 1-2
McKendree Baker Challenge
701 College Road
Lebanon, IL 62254
618-537-6442
Feb. 2
TBD
Westchester Classic
Walter Hauck
Holiday Hoe Bowl
75 Grasslands Road
Wappingers Falls, NY Valhalla, NY 10595
914-606-6180
Bulldog Classic
Chelsea Gilliam
TBD
310 College St.
Richmond, KY 40906
Barbourville, KY 40906
606-546-4151
cgilliam@unionky.com
www.ucbulldogs.com
Feb. 3
American Heartland
David Jones
Intercollegiate Bowling
Conference Championships
Warren, OH 44484
330-240-7839
dlj3652@yahoo.com
Jan. 26
Feb. 7-9
Jan. 24-26
Westchester Invitational
Walter Hauck
Carmel Lanes
75 Grasslands Road
Carmel, NY
Valhalla, NY 10595
914-606-6180
Wildcat Invitational Ormond Lanes
Ormond Beach, FL
NCAA
KU Invitational Joe Ambrose
Hiester Lanes
PO Box 730
Reading, PA
Kutztown, PA 19530
NCAA570-504-4137
ambrose@kutztown.edu or
joeambrosepgapba@hotmail.com
www.kubears.com
Jan. 31 - Feb. 2
CIAA North - South Round-up
TBD
TBD
NCAA
Jan. 17-19
Jan. 24-26
Prairie View A & M Invitational Bryan O’Keefe
Bowl ITRC
621 Six Flags Drive
Arlington, TX
Arlington, TX 76011
NCAA817-385-8281
bryan.okeefe@bowl.com
gwhite@pvamu.edu
SWAC WestTBD
TBD
Baton Rouge, LA
NCAA
CIAA Event II
Virginia State University
Midlothian, VA
TBD
NCAA
Jan. 31-Feb. 2
Frederick E. Underwood
Arlene Creek
Collegiate Bowling Tournament 14000 Jericho Park Rd.
AMF Laurel Lanes
Bowie, MD 20715
Laurel, MD
301-860-3588
NCAAacreek@bowiestate.edu
Ken Scott
kscott@bowiestate.edu
Jan. 17-19
Mid-Winter Invitational
Justin Kostic
Jonesboro Bowling Center
PO Box 1000 State University
Jonesboro, AR
Jonesboro, AR 72467
NCAAjkostick@astate.edu
Jan. 24
Jan. 25
Blue and Orange
Walter Hauck
Holiday Hoe Bowl
75 Grasslands Road
Wappingers Falls, NY
Valhalla, NY 10595
914-606-6180
Red Flash Invitational
Tom Falbo/Erika Renwick
Holiday Bowl
PO Box 600
181 Bowling Lane Loretto, PA 15940
Altoona, PA 16602
814-207-4767
NCAAtfalbo@francis.edu
Feb. 1
Mardi-Bob Invitational Tournament Gene Pedicone Mardi-Bob Lanes
10 Grace Ct.
Taft Ave, Poughkeepsie, NY Wappingers Falls, NY 12590
914-456-1254
e.pedicone@att.net
Tony O’Neal
Bethune Cookman
onealt@cookman.edu
Feb. 7-9
Johnson C. Smith University,
Charlotte NC
Feb. 8
Boulevard Bowl Collegiate Classic Ray Ross
Boulevard Bowl
78 Washington Avenue
Schenectady, NY
Schenectady, NY 12305
518-577-0348(cell) 518-355-1901
rossrd@sunysccc.edu
Feb. 8
Wolverine Hoosier Athletic Conference Championships
TBD
Feb. 8
1st Annual Norse Collegiate ClassicChris Robisch
Super Bowl Erlanger
205 Vail Court
510 Commonwealth Avenue
Southgate, KY 41071
Erlanger, KY 41018
859-907-0842
crobisch@aol.com
www.norsebowling.weebly.com
Feb. 8-9
SWIBC Championships
Mark Scroggins
Heritage Lanes
2813 Conner Drive
Oklahoma City, OK
Canyon, TX 79015
806-651-2372
Feb. 8-9
Clarke University Conference Invitational
Cherry Lanes @ Diamond Jo Casino TBD
Dubuque, IA
1550 Clark Dr
Dubuque, IA 52001
616-890-1687
Feb. 8-9
River Valley Baker Team ChallengeRiver Valley Tournaments
Wow Zone FEC
Tim Emmers or Eric Stueffen
2030 Adams Street
704 Carney Ave
Mankato, MN 56001
Mankato, MN 56001
507-399-3577
t_emmers@yahoo.com
Feb. 8-9
Wisconsin Conference 4th Meet Duncan Brose
TBD
260 S. Court Street
Milwaukee, WI
608-289-3582
brosed@uwplatt.edu
Feb. 8-9
Bulls Country Classic
Jeff Bylski
Pin Chasers East Pasco
USF Bowling
Zephyrhills, FL
6901 Travis Blvd., Tampa, FL 33610
NCAA727-249-6300
jbylski@mail.usf.edu
Feb. 9
Nassau Tournament
Larry DellAquila
AMF Garden City Lanes
1 Education Dr.
Garden City, NY
Garden City, NY 11530-6793
NJCAA
516-572-7522 ext. 26606
Lawrence.DellAquila@ncc.edu
Feb. 9
Thomas Burris Memorial
Kyle Wilson
Eastland Lanes
147 Sycamore St. CPO Box 530
Lexington, KY
Pikeville, KY 41501
740-501-4259
kylewilson@upike.edu
www.upike.edu
Feb. 9
20th Annual SCCC Invitational
Ray Ross
Boulevard Bowl
78 Washington Avenue
Schenectady, NY
Schenectady, NY 12305
518-355-1901
518-577-0348 (cell)
rossrd@sunysccc.edu
Feb. 8-9 Feb. 27-March 1
March 15-16
NJCAA National
TJ Ruggiero
Invitational Championships
2461 Sylvan Pl
Thurway Lanes
Niagara Falls, NY
Buffalo, NY
716-440-9068
NJCAAruggierot@ecc.edu
USBC Sectional Qualifiers
Gary Brown
TBD
621 Six Flags Dr
TBD
Arlington TX, 76011
TBD817-385-8427
TBDgbrown@ibcyouth.com
Feb. 28-March 2
Mar. 20-23
Suffolk Tournament
Kenneth Rao
AMF Bayshore Lanes
College Rd
NJCAA
Selden, NY 11784
631-231-1167
sccbowlingcoach@aol.com
Central Missouri Women’s
Sara Cox
NCAA Invitational
515 E. 18th Avenue
AMF Pro Bowl Lanes
N. Kansas City, MO 64116
North Kansas City, MO
660-543-8100
holmes@ucmo.edu
www.ucmathletics.com/bowling
CIAA Conference Championship
AMF Durham
Durham, NC
NCAA
Feb. 14-16
February 28-March 2
The Trailblazer
Gary Sparks
Terre Haute Bowling Center
12 Buck Ridge Drive
Terre Haute, IN
Vincennes, IN 47591-6516
812-888-4393
vubowl@aol.com
www.terrehautebowlingcenter.com
Feb. 10 Track Kat Clash
Brad Hagen
Palace Lanes
Sam Houston
Houston, TX
936 294-3350
NCAAbkh003@shsu.edu
Feb. 15-16 The NJCAA Region XV
Walter Hauck
Championships
75 Grasslands Road
Carmel Lanes
Valhalla, NY 10595
Carmel, NY
914-606-6180
Feb. 15-16
45th Annual Backhaul
Bo Shipley
Direct Hoosier Classic
9880 N Bowman Rd
presented by Columbia 300
Gosport, IN 47433
Western Bowl
812-345-2547
Indianapolis, IN
eshipley@indiana.edu
Tier I
Nicholas Hoagland
1 Virginia Avenue, Suite 400
317-974-9125
whoag@backhauldirect.com
See facebook page “Hoosier Classic”
Feb. 14-16
The Jim Brown Invitational
James Brown
AMF Towson Lanes
1700 Colespring Lane
Towson, MD
Baltimore, MD 21251
wendell.burke@morgan.edu
MorganStateUniversity.edu
Feb. 16
NJCAA Region III Championship Gary Broadhurst & George Aylesworth
AMF Pin-O-Rama Lanes
1101 Sherman Dr.
1724 Genesee Street
Utica, NY 13501
Utica, NY 13502
315-792-5573/315-792-5646
gbroadhurst@mvcc.edu
gaylesworth@mvcc.edu
END OF USBC COLLEGIATE REGULAR SEASON
Feb. 21-23
SWAC East
Jackson, MS
NCAA
Jackson State
Feb. 22
ECAC
Bob Cincotta
Farmingdale Lanes
Adelphi University
Farmingdale, NY
1 South Avenue,
NCAA
Garden City, NY 11530
516-292-7111 xt. 2250
cincotta@adelphi.edu
Greater Ozark Invitational Ron Holmes/Hollie Hamer
TBD
203 Multipurpose Building
Kansas City, MO
UCM Athletics
NCAA
Warrensburg, MO 64093
660-543-8100
holmes@ucmo.edu
www.ucmo.edu/athletics
Mar. 1-2
Great Plains Athletic Conference J. J. Mastny
(GPAC) Invitational
30 Bowl
Fremont, NE 68025
Fremont, NE
402-941-6222
mastny@midlandu.edu
Mar. 1-2
MEAC Conference Meet #3 - North Coppin State (N)
Baltimore, MD
NCAA
Mar. 1-2
MEAC Conference Meet #3 - South South Carolina State (S)
Orangeburg, SC
NCAA
Mar. 1-2
Northeast Conference Meet #3
Strike 10 Lanes
Brooklyn, NY
NCAA
St. Francis College
TBD
TBD
March 7-9
Columbia 300 Music City Classic Smyrna Bowling Center
Smyrna, TN
NCAA
John Williamson
Vanderbilt University
john.williamson@vanderbilt.edu
Mar. 14
USBC Intercollegiate Singles Qualifying Gary Brown
TBD
621 Six Flags Dr
TBD
Arlington TX, 76011
TBD817-385-8427
TBDgbrown@ibcyouth.com
Mar. 14-16
MEAC Championship
Greensboro, NC
TBDMEAC
NCAATBD
TBD
Conference Office
Monique Morgan
MoniqueAJMorgan@aol.com
Mar. 20-23
Northeast Conference
Fairleigh Dickinson University
Championship Parkway Lanes
Elmwood Park, NJ
NCAA
Mar. 21-23
SWAC Championship
Bowl ITRC
Arlington, TX
NCAA
621 Six Flags Drive
Arlington, TX 76011
817-385-8281
Mar. 29-30
NAIA Invitational
Mike Kubacki
Team Championship
Calumet College of St. Joseph
Woodland Bowl
354 Canterbury Rd.
Indianapolis, IN
Griffith, IN 46319
219-644-9801 (cell)
219-473-4331 (fax)
koober66@msn.com
April 10-12
NCAA Championships Ryan Tressel
Cleveland, OH
NCAA
NCAA P.O. Box 6222
317-917-6222
rtressell@ncaa.org
April 12
O.C. Unconventional Tom Reid
Oberlin College Lanes
350 S Professor St
180 W. Lorain Street
Oberlin, OH 44074
Oberlin, OH 44074
440-775-8562
tom.reid@oberlin.edu
www.oberlin.edu/bowling
April 13-14 (Sunday - Monday)
xbowling Intercollegiate
Singles Championships
Reno Sparks Convention Center
Reno, NV
Gary Brown
Arlington TX, 76011
817-385-8427
gbrown@ibcyouth.com
April 15-18 (Tuesday - Friday)
xbowling Intercollegiate
Team Championships
Reno Sparks Convention Center
Reno, NV
Gary Brown
Arlington TX, 76011
817-385-8427
gbrown@ibcyouth.com
Mar. 14-16
CIAA Event III
NC
AMF Laurel
Kill Devil Hills, NC
NCAA
Elizabeth City State, Elizabeth City
Arlene Creek
acreek@bowiestate.edu
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