ULL Bowling Club

General Tryout Rules

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1. Each team member will be required to bowl 12 games for tryouts. Each tryout session will be conducted in 3-game blocks between Acadiana Lanes and Lafayette Lanes. A bowler must finish a tryout session once it has begun. No partial sets will be accepted, with the exception of an illness or injury.

2. All tryout scores must be legibly written on provided recap sheets and turned in to the either the head coach or assistant coach. Sheets must have first and last names clearly wirtten with the date.

3. If for some reason a bowler should have to miss a scheduled tryout session, they will be allowed to make up games under the following guidelines:

Bowler must notify the coach of their reason for missing.
Must bowl with one other bowler who is trying out.

4. Bowlers may only alter the surface of a bowling ball with abrasives prior to the start of actual scoring. Shining or polishing a ball is permitted at anytime.

5. Falsification of scores and or blatant misconduct are grounds for immediate dismissal from the team. ANY USE OF DRUGS OR ALCOHOL DURING OR PROMPTLY BEFORE TRYOUTS OR TRAVELING TO AND FROM ANY TOURNAMENT IS EXPRESSLY FORBIDDEN.

6. Smoking will be prohibited from all bowling activities: tryouts, team meetings, travel, tournaments, etc.

7. All traveling team members will be required to provided the coach with valid drivers license and information.

8. Tryout/Practice/Open Play policies:

Practice time is just that - time to practice. It's not time for horseplay or clowning around with others. Each bowler's behavior is important to the program itself, spectators, other bowlers and eventually the coaches team selection decision.
Bowlers should check out one lane only, depending on team members at practice.
A team member is bowling practice games is bowling for free. Therefore, a bowler may be "bumped" of their lane by an open play customer who is paying.
Bowlers are required to ask for a lane to be checked out. Desk workers are to be respected at all times.

9. Uniforms:

UL Lafayette uniform shirts will be provided for all traveling team members. Male bowlers must provide their own slacks (black). Male bowlers are not permitted to wear jeans or shorts in tournament competition. Female bowlers must provide their own slacks, shorts, skirts, or skorts. Teams uniforms will be issued to an individual prior to competition and each person will be responsible for proper care and return at the end of the season.

Team Selection Process

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All eligible students are encouraged to participate in tryouts to earn a spot on the Ragin' Cajun Bowling Club team to represent the University of Louisiana-Lafayette in intercollegiate competition. The Ragin' Cajun bowling team(s) will be selected at the completion of the tryout sessions. Team selection will be based on the following criteria (not listed in order of importance):

1. Performance in tryouts:

Ability to adjust to lane conditions
Solid physical game
Accuracy
Solid spare game
Strike potential
Coach ability
Emotional stability

2. General team attitude

3. Experience

4. Sportsmanship

5. Work Ethic

6. Desire to learn

7. Attendance/Participation at team practices

'11-'12 Tournament Schedule

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SWIBC Fall Singles Classic (Optional)
Houston, Tx
Sept. 24

SWIBC I
Edmond, OK
Oct. 1

SWIBC II
Lewisville, TX
Oct. 29

Brunswick Southern Collegiate Classic
Mariette, GA
Nov. 5-6

Roto Grip/Keystone Quaker Classic
Allentown, PA
Dec. 27-28

Nittany Lion Kegler Classic
Allentown, PA
Dec. 29-30

SWIBC III
Baton Rouge, LA
Jan. 14

SWIBC Championships
College Station, TX
Feb. 11-12

USBC Intercollegiate Singles Championships Qualifying
TDB
Mar. 9

USBC Intercollegiate Team Championships (Sectional Qualifying)
TBD
Mar. 10-11

Brunswick Southern Collegiate Classic: Game 3

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LA-Lafayette vs. Pikeville

Eligibility Rules

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'10-'11 Tournament Schedule

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Fall Semester '10

Southwest Intercollegiate Bowling Conference II Conroe, TX Oct. 30

Brunswick Southern Collegiate Classic Marietta, GA Nov. 6-7
National Collegiate Team Match Games Fairview Heights, IL Nov. 26-27
Roto Grip/Keystone Quaker Classic Allentown, PA Dec. 27-28
Nittany Lion Kegler Classic Allentown, PA Dec. 29-30

Spring Semester '11

Southwest Intercollegiate Bowling Conference III San Antonio, TX Jan. 15
Southwest Intercollegiate Bowling Conference
Championships Dallas/Fort Worth, TX Feb. 12-13
USBC Intercollegiate Singles Championships
Qualifying TBD Mar. 11
USBC Intercollegiate Team Championships
(Sectional Qualifiers) TBD Mar. 12-13

USBC Collegiate Rulebook

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Will add the 2011-2012 Rulebook when released by USBC:

For Newly Registered Bowlers

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If you are a current member of the UL Lafayette Bowling Team, you do not have to re-register for the team for the next season. For all new bowlers who are registering for the first time, here is some information for you. The new season will start at the beginning of the new school year in the fall(August). When you register for the team, an email is sent to me and you probably won't receive a reply. Don't worry if you don't get a reply. Your registration is passed along to the head coach. During the month of August, start checking this website for information about the Annual Team Meeting that is held at the beginning of each season. Here is where we discuss the team rules, requirements, try-out dates, tournament dates, and any questions you may have. If you do plan on bowling with us, this meeting is very important to attend. In August, I will post the date, time, and location of the Team Meeting. Hope to see all new applicants in the Fall Semester ready for collegiate competition.

'09-'10 Season Results

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The '09-'10 Tournament Results are now fully complete with the scores from the SWIBC Championship. You will also find the "Season Performance" results showing all bowlers total series, total games, and season average for all tournaments.

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Now Recruiting

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The ULL Bowling Club is now recruiting bowlers for the 2010-2011 collegiate bowling season. Join the team and experience a high level of competition between many other colleges/universities across the southeast. Improve your bowling skills by competing on a variety of sport shots and PBA oil patterns. If you are currently attending or are planning to attend the University of Louisiana-Lafayette and are interested in joining the team, please fill out the registration form located under the "About Us" menu tab.

ULL Bowling Club 5.0

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Welcome to the ULL Bowling Club 5.0. The site looks exactly the same as it did before. Information is in the same place that is was in before. I took the easy route with this update. Why change everything just for the sake of change. In the past, major updates to the site would include new color schemes, reorganization of website information and multiple new features to make the site easier to view and browse. The site has been easier to navigate since the menu bar was updated (4.1) a few months ago to be more responsive. Today, I'm adding a new toolbar at the bottom of the page. Many new features inside ONE new feature. Here is a list of all the new features in the NEW ALL-IN-ONE toolbar:

Connect with our Facebook Fan Page
Interactive Video and Photo Viewers
Online Games
Live Visitor Count
'Like' from Facebook
Search ULLBC or Google
Live Notifications for quick announcements
NEW CHAT ROOM w/ video and audio support

2010-2011 ULL Team Meeting is scheduled for August 29 at Acadiana Lanes @ 6:00pm.

We will discuss team rules, tryout dates, practice schedule, tournament schedule, and any questions you may have. You may want to bring a copy of your class schedule to the meeting.

'10-'11 Tournament Results

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All Tournaments Included:

Season Results '10-'11

Low Ball Bowling Rules

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Low Ball is a game used as a practice method for the ULL Bowling Team. The object of the game is to get the lowest score. The purpose of Low Ball is to practice on your 7 and 10 pins and to practice focusing on a specific target. You want to get the lowest score, but there is a catch. Here are the rules for Low Ball:

10 frame game
Ball must hit at least one pin
Every gutter ball or zero(0) count = +10 to final score
Lowest score wins

In Low Ball, bowling strikes and spares are scored exactly the same way you would score a strike or spare in a regular game of bowling. At least one pin needs to be knocked down. A perfect game in low ball is a twenty(20). Meaning that one pin is knocked over on each of the two balls per frame in the score. To get the lowest possible score is to aim for the 7 and 10 pin each frame. If you knock down 4 pins on your first ball, you want to try to hit only one of the remaining six pins down. If you knock down 6 pins on your first ball, you want to try to hit only one of the remaining 4 pins and so on. A gutter ball will be recorded as a strike the first time it happens (if it happens). The second gutter ball will score as a spare, this means high points, but high points are not good. You've got to knock or topple over at least one of the pins to get a low score. Therefore, this version of the game is quite a challenge. Nonetheless, as you can easily gather from the objective, it requires a completely different kind of technique.

'09-'10 Team Members

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Will be updated when '10-'11 team members are selected.

Robert Adam	No Photo
Bowls:	Right-Handed
Preferred Ball Brand:	Ebonite
Major:
Classification:
Year of Graduation:

Daniel Broussard
Bowls:	Right-Handed
Preferred Ball Brand:	Storm/Columbia 300
Major:	Accounting
Classification:	Sophomore
Year of Graduation:	2012

Seth Bulliard
Bowls:	Right-Handed
Preferred Ball Brand:	Storm
Major:	Electrical Engineering
Classification:	Freshman
Year of Graduation:	2013

Tony Dang
Bowls:	Right-Handed
Preferred Ball Brand:
Major:	Business Marketing
Classification:	Freshman
Year of Graduation:	2013

David Darsey	No Photo
Bowls:	Right-Handed
Preferred Ball Brand:	Roto Grip
Major:	Biology
Classification:	Senior
Year of Graduation:	2010

Brandon Delaune
Bowls:	Right-Handed
Preferred Ball Brand:
Major:
Classification:
Year of Graduation:

Ashton Guidry
Bowls:	Right-Handed
Preferred Ball Brand:
Major:
Classification:
Year of Graduation:

Justin Hargrave	No Photo
Bowls:	Left-Handed
Preferred Ball Brand:	Roto Grip
Major:	Chemical Engineering
Classification:	Senior
Year of Graduation:	2010

Jordy Hebert
Bowls:	Right-Handed
Preferred Ball Brand:	Columbia 300
Major:	Accounting
Classification:	Freshman
Year of Graduation:	2013

Claudia Meeks	No Photo
Bowls:	Right-Handed
Preferred Ball Brand:	Storm
Major:	Criminal Justice
Classification:	Sophomore
Year of Graduation:	2011

Cory Melancon
Bowls:	Right-Handed
Preferred Ball Brand:	Ebonite
Major:	Broadcasting
Classification:	Sophomore
Year of Graduation:	2012

Aaron Mollere
Bowls:	Right-Handed
Preferred Ball Brand:	Brunswick/Motive
Major:	Economics/Law
Classification:	Junior
Year of Graduation:	2011

Dane Morgan
Bowls:	Right-Handed
Preferred Ball Brand:	Storm
Major:	Management Information Systems
Classification:	Graduated
Year of Graduation:	2009

Khai Nguyen
Bowls:	Right-Handed
Preferred Ball Brand:
Major:
Classification:
Year of Graduation:

Dustin Roberts	No Photo
Bowls:	Right-Handed
Preferred Ball Brand:	Roto Grip
Major:	Kinesiology
Classification:
Year of Graduation:

Ryan Sonnier
Bowls:	Right-Handed
Preferred Ball Brand:	Track/Hammer
Major:	Industrial Technology
Classification:	Freshman
Year of Graduation:	2012

Ricardo Valerio
Bowls:	Right-Handed
Preferred Ball Brand:
Major:
Classification:
Year of Graduation:

'09-'10 Tournament Results

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SWIBC I: Lafayette, LA

	Series	Games	Average
Justin Hargrave	1206	5	241.20
Robert Adam	1029	5	205.80
Claudia Meeks	998	5	199.60
Ryan Sonnier	955	5	191.00
Ashton Guidry	945	5	189.00
David Darsey	932	5	186.40
Cory Melancon	818	5	163.60
Dustin Roberts	726	5	159.80
Daniel Broussard	726	5	145.20
Ricardo Valerio	685	5	137.00
Megan Guillory	627	4	156.75
Brandon Delaune	527	3	175.67
Tony Dang	520	4	130.00
Aaron Mollere	427	2	213.50
Khai Nguyen	141	1	141.00

Central Florida Classic: Orlando, Fl

	Series	Games	Average
Justin Hargrave	1270	7	181.43
Cory Melancon	1054	7	150.57
Brandon Delaune	1014	7	144.86
Ryan Sonnier	993	5	198.60
Ashton Guidry	986	5	164.33
Robert Adam	931	6	155.17
David Darsey	843	5	168.60
Seth Bulliard	832	6	138.67
Jordy Hebert	814	6	135.67
Dustin Roberts	707	6	117.83
Claudia Meeks	475	3	158.33
Daniel Broussard	459	3	153.00
Aaron Mollere	404	3	134.67

Brunswick Southern Classic: Marietta, GA

	Series	Games	Average
Dane Morgan	1386	7	198.00
Ryan Sonnier	1377	7	196.71
Ashton Guidry	958	5	191.60
Justin Hargrave	920	6	153.33
Claudia Meeks	676	4	169.00
David Darsey	661	4	165.25
Brandon Delaune	393	2	196.50

National Team Match Games: Fairview Heights, IL

	Series	Games	Average
David Darsey	998	6	166.33
Ashton Guidry	985	6	164.17
Claudia Meeks	713	4	178.25
Ryan Sonnier	700	4	175.00
Dane Morgan	696	4	174.00
Justin Hargrave	668	4	167.00
Aaron Mollere	268	2	134.00

SWIBC III: Lewisville, TX

	Series	Games	Average
Ashton Guidry	1024	5	204.80
Robert Adam	983	5	196.60
Ryan Sonnier	980	5	196.00
Justin Hargrave	943	5	188.60
Seth Bulliard	546	3	182.00
Daniel Broussard	166	1	166.00
Claudia Meeks	124	1	124.00

SWIBC Championship: Houston, TX

	Series	Games	Average
Justin Hargrave	1856	9	206.22
Ryan Sonnier	1755	9	195.00
Tony Dang	1022	9	113.56
Ashton Guidry	1210	7	172.86
Claudia Meeks	1092	6	182.00
Seth Bulliard	1061	6	176.83
Robert Adam	721	4	180.25
Cory Melancon	500	3	166.66
Daniel Broussard	176	1	176.00

'09-'10 Season Performance:

	Total Series	Total Games	Season Average
Ryan Sonnier	6760	35	193.14
Justin Hargrave	6863	36	190.64
Dane Morgan	2082	11	189.27
Ashton Guidry	6108	33	185.09
Robert Adam	3664	20	183.20
Claudia Meeks	4078	23	177.30
David Darsey	3434	20	171.70
Brandon Delaune	1934	12	161.17
Cory Melancon	2372	15	158.13
Aaron Mollere	1099	7	157.00
Megan Guillory	627	4	156.75
Daniel Broussard	1527	10	152.70
Khai Nguyen	141	1	141.00
Ricardo Valerio	685	5	137.00
Dustin Roberts	1433	11	130.27
Tony Dang*	1542	13	118.62

Season Performance sorted by Season Average, not by Total Series or Total Games
*Not all scores qualified for USBC Records

Practice Sessions

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2009 Central Florida Classic: Orlando, FL

ULL Practice: Seth

Jan 28th, 2010 ULL Practice: Part 1

Jan 28th, 2010 ULL Practice: Part 2

Jan 28th, 2010 ULL Practice: Part 3

Jan 28th, 2010 ULL Practice: Part 4

'09-'10 Tournament Schedule

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Central Florida Classic: Orlando, FL - Oct. 10-11

Brunswick Southern Collegiate Classic: Marietta, GA - Oct 31-Nov 1

SWIBC II Tournament: Lafayette, LA - Nov 7-8

National Collegiate Team Match Games: Fairview Heights, IL - Nov 27-28

Roto Grip Keystone Quaker Classic: Allentown, PA - Dec 27-28 (Optional Tourn.)

Nittany Lion Keglar Classic Tournament: Maple Shade, NJ - Dec 29-30 (Optional Tourn.)

SWIBC III Tournament: Lewisville, TX - Jan 16

SWIBC Conference Championship Conference Tournament: Plano, TX - Feb 13-14

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USBC Sectional Qualifiers: Chattanooga, TN - Mar 13-14

USBC Intercollegiate Team Championships: El Paso, TX - Apr. 14-17

FAQs

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*Q: Who are the coach's of the UL Lafayette Bowling Team?

*A: Glynn Arceneaux has been coaching the ULL Bowling Team for over 30 years. He was a member of the team during his college years, and helped to earn a spot in national competition. Dane Morgan is the assistant coach as well as a former team member.

*Q: Is there a women's bowling team at UL Lafayette?

*A: If there are at least 5 girls who make the team, we will have a girls team. If only one or two girls make the team, they can still bowl with the team.

*Q: Is either team NCAA sanctioned?

*A: As of right now, neither team is NCAA sanctioned. We have been trying for some time to get our women's team sanctioned, but at this time, neither team has received NCAA status.

*Q: Are there any scholarships available for bowling?

*A: There are no scholarships awarded by ULL for participation in the bowling club. Some collegiate tournaments pay out scholarship money to the top finishing teams. This is usually less than $1,000. Because this is awarded to the team as a group, any scholarship money won at a tournament is turned over to the team account to help cover the cost of travel and lodging.

*Q: What are the academic requirements needed to participate on the UL Lafayette Bowling Team?

*A: Each bowler must carry at least 12 credit hours per semester. This means that at ANYTIME, if a bowler drops below 12 credit hours, they are ineligible until they get back to 12 credit hours, or they must make up for the lost credits in the following semester. You must also maintain at least a cumulative 2.0 GPA to be eligible for competition. If any transfer students have competed on another college bowling team, they must sit out at least one year before competition.

*Q: If I have bowled or currently bowl in an Adult league, can I still bowl in college?

*A: Yes. Since our program in not NCAA certified, there is no distinction between youth and adult sanctioned bowlers.

*Q: When and where are try-outs held?

*A: Try-outs are held late in August into early September at Acadiana and Lafayette Lanes. Tryouts consist of multiple games bowler at different bowling centers on different nights of the week. We do this in order to make the conditions different all the times and to see which bowler(s) do good on which oil patterns. There are a minimum of 12 games required to be bowled for try-outs.

*Q: How good do you have to be to make the team?

*A: This is a hard question. There isn't any cut off point for average exactly. Just as a reference, our men's team ranged in average from about 150 to about 200, and our women's team from 120 to 170 (Conference Teams included). Because averages can be deceiving, much more is considered. Each bowler will fill out a "bio" sheet listing any and all bowling accomplishments through your career. Don't worry if there aren't many to list. The final decision is based on performance during try-outs, as well as attitude, willingness to learn, potential, past performance and also the cohesiveness with the team. That last one if really important, as we will be traveling together on long drives, and sharing hotel rooms. Team chemistry is important. Through the year, we receive instruction and practice time, so coachability and the potential for improvement is also very important. However, if you don't have your own bowling equipment (bowling balls, shoes, etc...), this might not be the club for you. Each player has 4 years of eligibility, as with any other college sport, so there is plenty of room for improvement from year to year.

*Q: How many people make the team?

*A: Depending on the number of bowlers trying out, we try to have at least an 8 person Tournament team for each of the men's and women's group. If the numbers will allow it, we will try to form a second team for each. This is what we call our Conference Team. They will only travel to the four SWIBC (South West Intercollegiate Bowling Conference) events in the year, while the Tournament Team travels to every event. So for each team, we like to have at least 6-8 bowlers.

*Q: I missed try-outs in the fall. Can I still make the team?

*A: The first thing you should do is contact a member of the team or the coach and explain the situation. You should be ready to give them any bowling credentials you may have. You should be asked about setting up an "audition" at one of the practices. There are no guarantees that you will make the team, as the line-ups have most likely been set. But yes, you can still make the team at anytime during the season.

*Q: When and where do we travel?

*A: From August to April, we travel to about a dozen events throughout the Midwest and East Coast. We drive together in rented vans and/or cars and are reimbursed for gas. The events always take place on weekends, except for holiday trips (not require to attend). We usually leave Friday afternoon/night, bowl Saturday and Sunday before returning home. Our list of events is basically the same from year to year, so the schedule is fairly predictable. Here is a list of the events that we usually attend:

Central Florida Classic (Orlando, FL)
Brunswick Southern Classic (Marietta, GA)
SWIBC I (Arkansas)*
SWIBC II (Houston, TX)*
SWIBC III (Austin, TX)*
SWIBC Championships (Dallas, TX)
National Collegiate Team Match Games (St. Louis, MO)
Keystone Quaker Classic (Maple Shade, NJ) (Holiday Trip)
Nittany Lion Kegler Classic (Allentown, PA) (Holiday Trip)
ITC Sectional Qualifier (Chattanooga, TN)

*Locations vary year to year

*Q: What does a tournament consist of?
*A: Conference events are held in one day, making for a long day of competition. The first part of these tournaments consist of 6 team games with 5 members bowling each game. The afternoon will consist of about 10 baker games. The standings are based on total pin fall, with some events awarding bonus points for baker match wins. Team points are earned for each team you beat in the FINAL standings. The more teams in attendance, the more potential for points. The points are accumulated throughout the year to help teams earn a sport in the post-season. Each tournament format may vary in the amount of team and baker games.

*Q: What kinds of shots do you bowl on?
*A: The shots for each tournament differ from each other. Most tournaments will have a Sport Condition, including Tier I events and Sectionals.

*Q: What is a Tier I event?
*A: A Tier I event is a tournament that has been held for several years, and has at least 50 teams in attendance. There are very important, as the potential for points is very high.

*Q: What is the competition like at these tournaments? Are there divisions and classes?
*A: Every team in college bowling competes against each other in one group. There is no division between those schools that are fully funded and those are simple club teams. The events are very competitive and can get very intense.

*Q: What is Baker Format?
*A: The Baker format of team play is a format in which each member of a 5 member team bowls two frames of a single game. The first bowler will bowl frame 1 and frame 6. This makes for a very "team oriented" style of play and requires focus and cooperation. Sectional Qualifiers and the IBC are strictly Baker games.

*Q: Can I bowl for UL Lafayette after transferring from another school in which I have bowled collegiately before?

*A: For any student who transfers to ULL who has bowled for another school on the collegiate level is require to "sit out" for one year before he/she can bowl with ULL. Rule 203-Collegiate

*Q: How does the Power Point system work?
*A: For each team you beat in a tournament, you earn a point. These points are then entered into a formula that accounts for the number of events you attend, your average points per event, and the average number of events any team attends. This final total is used to rank every team in the nation.

*Q: How do you qualify for the Intercollegiate Bowling Championship (IBC)?
*A: The top 64 men's and women's teams (based on Power Points) earn a spot in one of four Sectional Qualifiers. The top 16 teams are divided up among the four sections, which are filled with 16 teams each. Sectional competition consists of 64 Baker games over two days. At the end of the 64 games, the top four pin totals in each Sectional qualify for the IBC. These 16 men's and women's teams compete for the National Championship.

Hopefully you have found answers to any general questions you may have. If you still have any unanswered questions, feel free to email Dane Morgan or Glynn Arceneaux and someone will get back to you with an answer.

Tournament Results '08-'09

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Brunswick Southern Classic: Marietta, GA

	Series	Games	Average
Billy Naquin	1311	7	187.2857
Aaron Mollere	1271	7	181.5714
Dane Morgan	1206	7	172.2857
Claudia Meeks	1069	7	152.7143
Cory Melancon	950	7	135.7143

SWIBC II: Baton Rouge, LA

	Series	Games	Average
Cory Melancon	1032	6	172.0000
Calvin Wall	1032	6	172.0000
Aaron Mollere	1029	6	171.5000
Dane Morgan	1021	6	170.1667
Claudia Meeks	947	6	157.8333

SWIBC III: College Station, TX

	Series	Games	Average
Claudia Meeks	1048	6	174.6667
Dane Morgan	1038	6	173.0000
Aaron Mollere	996	6	166.0000
Ryan Sonnier	973	6	162.1667
Cory Melancon	951	6	158.5000
Billy Naquin Jr.	932	6	155.3333

SWIBC Championships: Plano, TX

	Series	Games	Average
Dane Morgan	1595	9	177.2222
Claudia Meeks	1576	9	175.1111
Ryan Sonnier	1476	9	164.0000
Cory Melancon	1471	9	163.4444
Billy Naquin Jr.	1316	9	146.2222
Aaron Mollere	1315	9	146.1111

'08-'09 Season Performance:

	Series	Games	Average
Dane Morgan	4860	28	173.5714
Claudia Meeks	4640	28	165.7142
Aaron Mollere	4611	28	164.6785
Ryan Sonnier*	2449	15	163.2666
Billy Naquin Jr.*	3559	22	161.7727
Cory Melancon	4404	28	157.2857

*Not all tournaments bowled

Team Photos

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'09-'10 Season

Brunswick Southern Classic 2008: Marietta, Georgia

SWIBC Championship 2009: Plano, Texas

Past Tournaments: Florida, Missouri, Pennsylvania, Texas ('07-'08)

Bowler's Corner

2009-01-01T19:18:00.075-06:00

Tweak. Modify. Improve.
Here are some helpful websites and articles/videos that can help you with any aspect of your bowling game.

Instruction Videos:

Keys To A Good Release:

http://www.bowling200.com/bowlingvideos/release.html

Stance and Position:

http://www.bowling200.com/bowlingvideos/stance.html

Arm Swing:

http://www.bowling200.com/bowlingvideos/ballswing.html

Focus:

http://www.bowling200.com/bowlingvideos/focus.html

Lane Adjustments:

http://www.bowling200.com/bowlingvideos/lane_conditions.html

Equipment Basics:

http://www.bowling200.com/bowlingvideos/balls.html

Ball Fit:

http://www.bowling200.com/bowlingvideos/ball_fit.html

Finger Position:

http://allbowling.com/forum/showthread.php?t=6503

Hitting your mark:

http://allbowling.com/forum/showthread.php?t=15970

Speed Control:

http://allbowling.com/forum/showthread.php?t=6507

Breakpoint:

http://allbowling.com/forum/showthread.php?t=6508

Spare Shooting:

http://allbowling.com/forum/showthread.php?t=6516

http://allbowling.com/forum/showthread.php?t=6517

http://allbowling.com/forum/showthread.php?t=6518

http://www.bowling200.com/bowlingvideos/spares.html

http://www.bowling200.com/bowlingvideos/spare_shooting.html

Bowling Mentor:

http://www.bowlingmentor.com/

Team Videos

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Warning: What you about to see is REAL. Nothing has been edited.

Viewer discretion is advised.

Southern Brunswick Collegiate Classic 2010: Game 3 - LA-Lafayette vs. Pikeville

Superheros???

Xtreme Parking: Walmart Style

Party In The Van #1 - Jump On It

Mattress Hopping

"Chicken Fried" Home Video

Bowling, Gas, & ShamWow

Stop-Motion Bowling

Barbara Ann Quad

Ragin' Cajun Bowling Club

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The purpose of the Ragin' Cajun Bowling Club is to provide all students of the University of Louisiana at Lafayette the opportunity to bowling in intra-school and intercollegiate competition representing the university. Bowlers get to experience competing on sport-shot oil patterns, including official PBA oil patterns. The regular season is from September through May. We are considered a club sport on campus and receive a small fund from the university to cover travel and lodging cost.

Team members must be full-time students (12 hours) with a minimal GPA of 2.0 for returning/transfer students. Team members must maintain full-time status to be eligible to compete for the university at intercollegiate competitions. To be eligble for a second year, students must have completed 24 credit hours the previous school year.

For complete requirements and rules: USBC Collegiate Rulebook.

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ULL Bowling Team Registration

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