2017 Wright State Raider Collegiate Challenge

The annual 2017 Wright State Raider Collegiate Challenge

December 16, 2017

Entry Fee only $90 per team

Operated and Managed by the Wright State University Bowling Club in conjunction with sponsorship and supervision by Yellow Springs High School.

Why a Collegiate “Challenge” Tournament for High School Bowlers?

High‐tech equipment and forgiving lane conditions tend to conceal weaknesses in the games of even the top young bowlers. Competing on the lane pa erns used in the highest level of competition can help you find and eliminate weaknesses in your game. Compe ve lane conditions emphasize the utmost in shot and decision making, equipment selection, and spare shoo ng. It requires bowlers to repeat good shots, make adjustments, and assists in the development of accuracy in the successful attainment of high scores.

Date: Saturday, December 16, 2017 at Beaver-Vu Bowl
Home of the OHSAA D1 and D2 Southwest District Championships!

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Host Center:

• Beaver-Vu Bowl | 1238 N. Fairfield Rd. Beavercreek, OH 937.426.6771
  Entry Form: WSU-Raider Collegiate Challenge Flier 2017

Entry Requirements

This high school tournament is operated and managed by the Wright State University Bowling Club in conjunction with sponsorship and supervision by Yellow Springs High School. This tournament will observe the rules and regulations of participation and play of the Ohio High School Athletic Associa- tion (OHSAA). Participation is open to any 2017-2018 OHSAA school-sponsored bowling team.

Due to facility considerations, the maximum number of teams is limited to sixty (60) and will be de- termined based on the date the paid entry is received. First come-first serve. Unpaid entries will NOT be accepted by telephone or E-mail. Tournament management reserves the right to balance the boys & girls fields with an even number of teams in each gender division for lane assignment pur- poses.

Spectator admission of $6.00 will be charged. Children age 6 & under: N/C.
Each team may admit a maximum of 8 uniformed bowlers and two (2) coaches at no charge.