NEW YORK, COLORADO BOWLERS SELECTED AS YOUTH AMBASSADORS OF THE YEAR

2020-03-29T10:56:51-04:00

ARLINGTON, Texas – Courtney Morelli of Selden, New York, and Tanner Ausec of Colorado Springs, Colorado, have been selected as the United States Bowling Congress Youth Ambassadors of the Year. The annual award recognizes a male and a female USBC Youth bowler for exemplary contributions in the sport outside of league or tournament play, academic accomplishments, and community involvement. Selected by the International Bowling Campus Youth Committee, based on submitted applications, Morelli and Ausec each will receive a $1,500 scholarship. Morelli has been a member of the Long Island USBC Youth Leaders program since 2013, and currently serves as treasurer. She

NEW YORK, COLORADO BOWLERS SELECTED AS YOUTH AMBASSADORS OF THE YEAR2020-03-29T10:56:51-04:00

EARL ANTHONY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARDED TO FIVE USBC YOUTH BOWLERS

2020-03-29T10:57:22-04:00

ARLINGTON, Texas – Five United States Bowling Congress Youth members were selected to receive an Earl Anthony Memorial Scholarship in recognition of their academic achievements and contributions to their communities. Recipients were selected by the International Bowling Campus Youth Committee from submitted applications and each receives a $5,000 scholarship. The scholarship is named in honor of the legendary hall of famer who was dedicated to helping youth bowlers. The five recipients of an Earl Anthony Memorial Scholarship are: Bridget Bazile, Tigerton, Wisconsin Bailey Knierim, San Antonio Alexander Kobus, Crown Point, Indiana Amanda Naujokas, Lake Ronkonkoma, New York Lane Thompson, Irving, Texas

EARL ANTHONY MEMORIAL SCHOLARSHIP AWARDED TO FIVE USBC YOUTH BOWLERS2020-03-29T10:57:22-04:00

LIUSBC COVID-19 UPDATE

2020-04-20T21:41:25-04:00

March 20, 2020 To the members of Long Island USBC: This afternoon, following along the lines of the governors’ mandate, the decision was made to close the association’s office at AMF Centereach. We will continue to work remotely from our homes and keep you updated on any USBC announcements. Please note the following: The calendar sweepstakes drawing will continue without interruption. If you win a prize, you can call the office when it reopens, and arrangements will be made for presentation when the bowling centers resume operation. The prizes for the Seniors Handicap Singles event at Bowl Long Island have

LIUSBC COVID-19 UPDATE2020-04-20T21:41:25-04:00

USBC POSTPONES NATIONAL EVENTS

2020-03-17T12:42:17-04:00

USBC POSTPONES OR SUSPENDS NATIONAL EVENTS UNTIL MAY 1 ARLINGTON, Texas – The United States Bowling Congress (USBC) is postponing or suspending nationally conducted USBC events until May 1, 2020, due to COVID-19 safety concerns. This includes the USBC Open Championships, USBC Women’s Championships, USBC Convention, USBC Masters and USBC Senior Queens. USBC made this difficult decision out of concern for the health and safety of our members, their families and local communities. • The 2020 USBC Open Championships and 2020 USBC Women’s Championships are suspended until May 1, 2020. All teams registered from March 21 through April 30 will

USBC POSTPONES NATIONAL EVENTS2020-03-17T12:42:17-04:00

USBC COVID-19 UPDATE

2020-04-20T21:45:51-04:00

USBC COVID-19 UPDATE The United States Bowling Congress (USBC) has postponed or suspended scheduled national events through the end of April due to concerns about COVID-19. Additionally, until further notice, USBC is suspending staff travel unless travel is deemed mission critical to the organization. USBC recommends USBC state and local associations also postpone or suspend mass gathering events, meetings and travel in the best interest of public health. While individual state and local requirements related to mass gatherings are evolving, USBC recommends associations be proactive in considering the wellbeing of their members. USBC has developed a Frequently Asked Questions guide

USBC COVID-19 UPDATE2020-04-20T21:45:51-04:00

A NOTE FROM LIUSBC PRESIDENT ANTHONY MARTINEZ

2020-04-20T21:48:49-04:00

March 13, 2020 After careful consideration, the officers of Long Island USBC have decided to suspend the tournament schedule until April 5, 2020. As we come to the end of this period, we will re-evaluate our decision based on the situation at that time. While this decision was a tough one to make, we feel the health and safety of our membership is our first priority.  Together, the officers have agreed that every effort will be made to reschedule each tournament that is postponed. Due to the uncertainty ahead of us, the Long Island Masters is also included in this suspension. As we

A NOTE FROM LIUSBC PRESIDENT ANTHONY MARTINEZ2020-04-20T21:48:49-04:00
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