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FSCBA Celebrates
50TH Anniversary
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Brevard
Bowler's Father & Son
#1 in the County |
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Mike Demole, on the right, is a Brevard County bowler, Florida Space Coast hall of Famer who came in first place singles in the Florida Space Coast Bowling Association's 49th annual tournament held in
November at Shore Lanes Palm Bay.
Robby Demole, his son, won first place in the Brevard County Proprietor's youth bowler of the month tournament held May 6th,
2012.
Mike' Demole scores for singles scratch are:
258, 237, 200 = 695
Robby Demole score scratch for individual competition:
251, 202, 235 = 688
Congratulation on this accomplishment.
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The
50th Annual
FSCBA HANDICAP COUNTY TOURNAMENT
Brunswick Harbour Lanes
Nov. 3-4, 10-11, 2012
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NEW
TOURNAMENT FORMAT
Team & Doubles Events
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The
following is an explanation of the NEW Tournament Format.
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This
will be a TEAM EVENT (4 Person) and a DOUBLES EVENT
Tournament.
TEAM
EVENT (4 Person)
Can
bowl this event multiple times as long as two bowlers change.
Bowler’s first appearance in TEAM EVENT shall count toward his/her
ALL EVENTS score.
DOUBLES
EVENT
Can
bowl this event multiple times as long as bowlers change partners.
Bowler’s first appearance in DOUBLES EVENT shall count toward
his/her ALL EVENTS score.
TOURNAMENT FEES: $25.00
Per Person Per Event
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The
following are
OPTIONAL EVENTS the bowler can choose from.
Optional SINGLES EVENT
This
is an OPTIONAL EVENT for Handicap and Scratch.
Your Doubles Event score will be used for the Singles Event.
The Highest Double Events score will be used if entered multiple
times. Handicap and Scratch are $10.00 each.
Optional
ALL EVENTS·
ONE TIME ONLY! First time bowled in Team & Doubles will
count towards All Events.
Handicap and Scratch are $6.00 each.
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may bowl more than once in each event. (See above for info.) |
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Scratch Team and Scratch Doubles prize fund available. |
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Entry forms to be available near the start of the fall season. |
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Registered
Volunteer Program |
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USBC created
the Registered Volunteer Program (RVP) to assure parents that we
provide as safe an environment as possible for USBC youth. The program
ensures that any volunteers who work with USBC Youth are qualified to
do so, and gives proprietors, coaches and prospective volunteers alike
an opportunity to demonstrate their commitment to the safety of youth
bowlers by either registering in the program themselves or inviting
registered volunteers to take part in local USBC Youth
activities.
Click
Here to learn more.
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USBC
Open Championships
Tournament Host Cities |
The USBC Open Championships (formerly the ABC Championships
Tournament) is one of the most historic sporting events in the world,
running longer, and visiting more venues, than most others.
In its history, the tournament has
traveled all over the United States, from north to south, from coast
to coast. Its historic, annual run interrupted only once - a three
year period during World War II. The following is a list of the cities
that have hosted the tournament.
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Reno, NV |
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| 2013 |
Reno, NV |
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| 2012 |
Baton Rouge, LA |
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| 2011 |
Reno, NV |
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| 2010 |
Reno, NV |
14,189
teams |
| 2009 |
Las Vegas, NV |
17,200 |
| 2008 |
Albuquerque, NM |
12,615 |
| 2007 |
Reno, NV |
16,235 |
| 2006 |
Corpus Christi, TX |
12,606 |
| 2005 |
Baton Rouge, LA |
13,222 |
| 2004 |
Reno, NV |
16,585 |
| 2003 |
Knoxville, TN |
12,203 |
| 2002 |
Billings, MT |
10,806 |
| 2001 |
Reno, NV |
16,104 |
| 2000 |
Albuquerque, NM |
10,688 |
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The 2011 USBC Convention will be held at the Gaylord Texan hotel in
Grapevine, Texas.
June 29th through July 1st. The annual
USBC Convention is one of the longest-standing traditions in the sport
of bowling, with its roots dating back over 100 years to the
beginnings of the American Bowling Congress and the Women's
International Bowling Congress.
Each year, the convention brings
together everyone from USBC league members to executives on the USBC
board and delegates from state and local associations. This year the
USBC Convention and Annual Meeting will be held in conjunction with
the U.S. Women's Open at the Cowboy's Stadium, BPAA's Bowl Expo, and
the 2011 inductions into the National Bowling Hall of Fame and Museum
and much more. In addition to those great events will be educational
seminars and workshops, the annual "Meet for the Cure" and
Bowlers to Veterans Link celebrations, legislative sessions and
elections to the USBC Board of Directors.
Delegates, members and guests are
invited to attend any USBC and/or BPAA event however, you must
register to attend. Event registration will open by March 1, 2011.
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The
USBC depends on its small army of volunteers who work mostly behind
the scenes, implementing services that make your bowling experience
fun, exciting and fair.
The United States Bowling Congress has a national network of about
35,000 USBC volunteers who manage more than 3,100 USBC local and state
associations across the country.
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New bowling ball
specification will affect manufacturers, not bowlers
In April 2009, the USBC
Equipment Specifications and Certification team will begin enforcing a
new specification that limits the surface roughness-Ra of all bowling
balls certified for competition from that point forward.
More
on article
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Join us now
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Southeast
Bowling Association |
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Web site for the
Southeast
Bowling Association
and Tournament Web Site.
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Southeast
Bowling Association Florida Representative
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Florida
Vice President
Greg Smith
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Florida
State
Bowling Association |
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Web site
www.usbcfsba.org
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Florida
State
Bowling Association
Representative |
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Past President
Al Sanders
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USBC
Specifications /
Certifications |
Approved
Bowling Balls
A complete list of bowling balls that are officially approved by
USBC and can be used in sanctioned competition.
,PDF File
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Non-Conforming
Bowling Balls
This is a list (with photos) of non-conforming bowling balls that
cannot be used in USBC sanctioned competition.
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Acceptable
/ Non-Acceptable Ball Cleaners
Here is a list of acceptable and not acceptable ball cleaners and
polishes. The determination of "acceptable use" is, the
product must not soften the ball surface. Acceptable cleaners are
products meant to clean the ball surface.
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