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The goal of the Wright State Bowling Club is to provide today's collegiate athlete with the proper tools for a successful tomorrow.

About Wright State University

An exciting community of nearly 17,000 students, Wright State is a place where the sky's the limit! Located near Dayton, Ohio, Wright State is a nationally accredited state university with an impressive range of study. Its six colleges and three schools, including schools of medicine and professional psychology, offer more than 100 undergraduate degrees and nearly 50 Ph.D., master's and professional degrees. The university's state-of-the-art facilities are located in a beautiful 557-acre wooded setting. Visit www.wright.edu for further information.

Welcome to Raiders Bowling and the new home of the Wright State University Bowling Club. The Club was reborn in 2005 by Ty Davidson, Mandy Wilson and Jeff Fleck in order to give Wright State University student/bowlers the opportunity to compete at the collegiate level.

2010-2011 schedule is now UP!!!

Cookout at Coach Ty's on September 5th

Tryouts on September 13th from 9 - 11 pm

at Poelking Woodman Lanes

(check in at 8:30 pm)

Raider Women Finish 13th at Nationals in 2009

The Wright State women's team finished 13th at the Collegiate Nationals in El Paso from April 14th through the 18th. Final collegebowling.com rankings have our women in 11th and the men in 13th. Coaches poll has the women 11th and the men 19th. These are our highest finishes ever. Congratulations to Jay Foote on being named second team All American!

Wright State Summer Traveling League

Click here for 2010 league Flyer

** Click here for 2010 league payoff **

Ken Hardy from DDN bowls with WSU

Wright State Women finish 13th at Nationals in El Paso

Meet the 2009-10 Wright State Women's Team

Meet the 2009-10 Wright State Men's Team

Wright State Women finish 3rd in Peoria Sectional

We would like to thank the following supporters of our bowling team.

	Home Lanes of the Wright State Bowling Team!

Bowling Green expects to play at full speed

FRANKLINTON – Bowling Green’s football program moves into its third year under the helm of coach Brett Beard and the focus this season will be molding a young and unexperienced squad back to the MAIS Class 2A playoffs.

College football gamewatch for Saturday, Sept. 3

A rundown of today's Top 25 and local college football games.

College football preview: SMU, Houston, North Texas, UTEP, Rice

Former Warren County football players in college

Bowling Green High School Tevin Barksdale playing running back for the Tennessee-Martin Skyhawks.

College football schedule

Cent. Connecticut St. at New Hampshire, 11 a.m.

Dr. Paul Donohue.: Small aneurysm does not make bowling risky

Dear Dr. Donohue: I am a 73-year-old woman. I have an abdominal aortic aneurysm. I have sonograms regularly. I am in a bowling league. I bowl each week. My bowling ball weighs 10 pounds. Should I bowl? My last ultrasound shows that the aneurysm is 3.8 cm.

A time for celebration

Bowling Green this weekend is again hosting Chevy Corvette lovers from around the country as the National Corvette Museum celebrates its 16th anniversary.

Football College Football Schedule

Cent. Connecticut St. at New Hampshire, Noon

Grieco named interim chief at MCCC West Campus

Montgomery County Community College is pleased to announce that Dr. Stephen Grieco, of Gilbertsville, has assumed the role of interim chief administrative officer of the West Campus. In addition to his new responsibilities, he will continue to serve in his current position as the College's dean of Arts and Humanities, which he has held since 2007.

College student injured in quarry

BOWLING GREEN, Ky. (AP) -- A college student is recovering at a Louisville hospital after landing awkwardly while jumping into a water-filled quarry. The Daily News of Bowling Green reports 20-year-old Danielle Bartley of Louisville was in fair condition Monday at University of Louisville Hospital. Bartley's friends called for help and emergency responders used a boat to rescue her from ...