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The Holiday Doubles Tournament is open
to all USBC sanctioned bowlers.
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A bowler who is not a member of USBC and
who is not under suspension or denied membership, may
become eligible to compete in the Holiday Doubles
Tournament by paying a participation fee of $5.00 for
men/women and $2.00 youth.
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Fees: Each entry shall pay the following
fees: Bowling $19.80, Awards $4.00, Expenses $1.20 total
due per couple will be $25.00. ALL AWARDS FEE WILL BE
RETURNED 100% IN THE FORM OF TROPHIES & SCHOLARSHIPS.
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Categories: Couples for the tournament
shall consist of one adult and one youth with separate
categories for girls and boys.
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Divisions: Age divisions shall be
determined by the age of the youth as of August 1, 2009.
11 and Under OR 12 and Over. Youth must be 19 years old
or younger as of August 1, 2009.
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Average: Use your highest sanctioned
league average for the 2007-2008 season based on 21
games or more. USBC members with a current 21 game
average as of December 1, 2009 that is 10 pins higher
than prior season’s average, must use current average.
If you have no prior season’s average, use your current
season’s average of 21 games or more as of December 1,
2009. If none of these apply, women will use 160
average, men will use 210 average. USBC Youth members with no
average from prior season will use their current USBC
sanctioned average of 9 games minimum, as of December 1,
2009. If no average is available they will use base
average for their age division.
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Failure to use proper average prior to
start of tournament shall disqualify scores as stated in
USBC rule 319A 1-5.
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Adult participants are cautioned to be
familiar with the re-rating requirements of USBC rules
319C and 319E.
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Report prior prize winnings as stated in
rule 319D.
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Each participant may bowl as often as
they like, but may only receive one award in their
division/category. Ratio: 1 out of 5.
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Both youths and adults participants must
abide by USBC rule 400.
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Trophy presentation will be January 16,
2010.
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Closing date is December 30, 2009.
