usbc national bowling tournament 2018 scores

USBC NATIONAL BOWLING TOURNAMENT 2018 SCORES SERIES

LR 2 – Rejected (111 accept, 651 reject)Īllows for changes to rules during the season with 75-percent approval of the team captains or designated representatives.Īmendment No.

USBC NATIONAL BOWLING TOURNAMENT 2018 SCORES SERIES

LR 1 – Accepted (528 accept, 238 reject)Īllows for a game and/or series to be capped at maximum scratch score.Īmendment No. RESULTS OF 2017 USBC ANNUAL MEETING LEGISLATIVE SESSIONĪmendment No. Go to to read more about the changes to lane inspections and the new Challenge lane condition designation. A new Challenge lane condition designation and conversion chart was determined based on research of leagues, and starting with the 2017-2018 season, league secretaries must choose one, and only one, of three lane condition options – Standard, Challenge or Sport – when submitting its league certification. USBC also has established a new designation for leagues competing on lane conditions that fall between Standard and Sport conditions. USBC will implement new requirements for lane inspections for the 2018-2019 season and will adjust specifications for new installations for the 2019-2020 season based on recent research by the USBC Equipment Specifications and Certifications team. Go online to to learn more.Īlso during the week, USBC announced changes to lane inspections and a new designation to bridge the gap between Standard and Sport averages. Komen®, thanks to local and state association donations, along with merchandise sales and online donations.

Komen®, presented a $552,708 check to Susan G. Go to to learn more about BVL.īowl for the Cure®, a year-round fundraising initiative sponsored by USBC in partnership with Susan G. California was the top state association contributor with $108,500, Metro Phoenix led local associations with a $22,000 donation, and Stockton USBC was recognized as Best Small Local Association with an average contribution of $9.28 per member. Founded in 1942, it is the sport’s oldest charity and has raised nearly $50 million.īVL raised $925,500 for the Department of Veterans Affairs thanks to contributions made during the 2015-2016 season. Other highlights from Convention week were the annual presentations by Bowlers to Veterans Link (BVL) and Bowl for the Cure®.īVL provides recreational and therapeutic programs and services to brighten the days of America’s active duty and veteran service men and women. Nine of the proposed amendments passed, including a proposal to allow leagues and tournament directors the option to cap a handicap game at 300 and to cap a handicap series at 900. IBC Youth Committee members were determined earlier this year and approved by the boards of the Bowling Proprietors’ Association of America and USBC.ĭelegates also decided 14 proposed amendments – two for league rules, seven proposals for tournament rules (one was withdrawn) and five bylaws proposals – during the Annual Meeting. The International Bowling Campus Youth Committee will have two new members as John McCarthy III of Louisville, Kentucky, and Taffany Shipp of Pensacola, Florida, were selected to replace outgoing members Mike Hillman and Kim Stanek-Sims.

Kelly Kulick was selected for her third term, and Rhino Page to his second term, by Team USA athletes. Two athlete representatives were re-elected to USBC Board earlier this year.

The three elected each will begin a three-year board term starting Aug. Kielich (617 votes), Mitchell (567), and Dimond (562) were elected on the first ballot. Incumbents Jo Dimond of Columbus, Ohio, and Karl Kielich of El Paso, Texas, were slated by the USBC Nominating Committee along with Glenda Beckett of Palmetto Bay, Florida, and Adam Mitchell of Reston, Virginia. LAS VEGAS – Delegates voted on three board positions, watched presentations of national awards, and heard reports from United States Bowling Congress President Frank Wilkinson and USBC Executive Director Chad Murphy as the 2017 USBC Convention and Annual Meeting wrapped up Thursday at The Orleans.įour candidates ran for the three open spots on the USBC Board. Elected to the USBC Board of Directors on Thursday (from left): Adam Mitchell, Reston, Virginia Karl Kielich, El Paso, Texas Jo Dimond, Columbus, Ohio

Usbc national bowling tournament 2018 scores