Greater Seattle USBC Youth Bowling Association

Greater Seattle Youth Bowling 

 

This site is dedicated to the youth bowlers in the Greater Seattle region. It is intended to provide information about organized bowling events for boys and girls ages four to twenty-one. These events may be leagues sponsored by the participating bowling centers solely for youth bowlers, traveling leagues which bowl at various bowling centers during the season, high school leagues, and tournaments held at the local and state levels.

 

Most bowling centers have league programs for its youth bowlers. These leagues are generally held on Saturday mornings and are open to all boys and girls from age six to twenty-one. No experience is necessary. Each league is usually divided into divisions based on either the age of the bowler, or their averages. Coaches and certified instructors are usually available to assist the youth bowlers in learning the basics of bowling, and ensuring that everyone is having fun.

 

Contact your nearest bowling center for more information on their youth bowling programs or contact the Association for help in deciding which program would be the best for you.

 

 

In one of its final acts, the Greater Seattle USBC Bowling Association has elected our own Frank Moore to its Hall of Fame. Frank has been an officer of the Greater Seattle Youth Bowling Association for many years and is currently its Vice President. He runs the King of the Hill Tournaments in the Seattle region, is the Youth Program Director at Magic Lanes, runs the South King County High School Bowling Program,  and you are likely to see him volunteering at most all of the youth bowling events in the area.

 

Frank will be formally inducted into the Hall of Fame in April 2009

 

Congratulations Frank - you greatly deserve this honor!

 

 

 

 

 

The Sam Neve's team of Sam Neves, Lori Hanken, Lucas Stone and Matt Kemper won Division A of the 2008 Junior Swiss Classic at Kenmore Lanes. Division B was won by the Cooky Wacky's whose team members were Rocky Sellards, Adam Cooper, Chelsea Lynch and Andy Walker.

 

Brandon Dunson bowled a 300 game in the second game of the tournament.

 

See more results on the tournament page.

 

National Bowling Week is approaching fast

National Bowling Week is just over a month away, and it's bigger than ever! This year, National Bowling Week will run for eight days beginning Aug. 23, 2008. The week culminates on Aug. 30 as bowlers across the country will attempt to set a new world record for the most games bowled in a single 24-hour period. Check with your local center to learn more about the fun events coming your way during National Bowling Week!