This event is run by the youth on the California Youth Committee.
Over $10,000 in Scholarships awarded in 2026!
April 24-25, 2027
ENTRY FORM COMING SOON
SACRAMENTO
(HOTEL TBA)
Tournamentbowl.com Advanced Seminar (tentative)
Delegate Luncheon / Youth Scholarship Presentations
USBC Jamboree
CUSBC Annual Meeting
Hall of Fame Awards Dinner
May 3 – Delegate credentials due from Local Associations
May 15 – Delegate registration deadline
Open to youth members with 2026-27 California USBC youth membership and league averages
2600 Watt Ave
Sacramento, CA 95821
(916) 483-5105
SQUAD DATES:
June 19-20
ENTRY FORM COMING SOON Continue reading 2027 YOUTH CHAMPIONSHIPS
Open to all adult members of the
California USBC Association
FIRST PLACE GUARANTEED PRIZES!
$2,500 Open Handicap Team
$2,000 Women’s Handicap Team
2600 Watt Ave
Sacramento, CA 95821
(916) 483-5105
Team and Singles are separate events and must be entered in two different squads. Four person teams.
SQUAD DATES:
May 1-2, 2027
May 8-9, 2027
May 15-16, 2027
May 22-23, 2027
May 29-30, 2027
FULL SQUADS:
May 15, 2027 at 1pm
BVL qualifying winners from each division will represent their local association in this tournament.
New this year – TWO LOCATIONS – Pick one!
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FOOTHILLS BOWL |
HARLEYS VALLEY BOWL |
Mark Baker was born in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. He moved from “The Volunteer State” to Southern California at an early age, but his legendary career in bowling could only be described as a lifetime of volunteer work for the game.
Baker has been involved in the sport for more than 50 years, starting as a youth kegler while living in Garden Grove, where he was also a standout basketball player. He was one of the original 43 bowlers elected to the Southern California Junior Bowling Hall of Fame. Continue reading 2026 HOF PROFESSIONAL PERFORMANCE RECIPIENT – BAKER
Robert Smith is a native of Simi Valley and he currently lives in Ventura. But in between, the 52 year old has lived in some diverse locations, including Captain Cook, an area near the Kona Coffee Fields of Hawaii, and in Hong Kong.
Through all the moves his love for bowling has remained steadfast. Smith’s first big moment came in 1989, when he rolled his first 300 game at the tender age of 15, during the West Coast Junior Elims at Canoga Park Bowl. Continue reading 2026 HOF PROFESSIONAL PERFORMANCE RECIPIENT – SMITH
Stacy Rider was born in Anaheim and now lives in La Habra. She first became involved in bowling at La Mirada Bowl at the tender age of 6. Her parents, Darryl and Sherry, bowled in leagues at La Mirada, so it was only natural for Stacy to join the American Junior Bowling Congress at an early age.
Over the course of the past 50-plus years, Stacy has carved a niche for herself as both a professional competitor, and also as the sales manager and league coordinator at Linbrook Bowling Center in Anaheim. Continue reading 2026 HOF PROFESSIONAL PERFORMANCE RECIPIENT – RIDER
The Junior Amateur Tour, or JAT, started in Southern California under the direction of Vince “Mickey” Colletti in 1973, to provide competitive, scratch bowling opportunities for youth bowlers. It was essentially a way to bridge the gap between local youth bowling and adult professional competition.
The JAT was designed by Colletti to mimic professional bowling, featuring qualifying rounds, followed by match-play competition and finally a stepladder finals. It became a “farm system” for the pros. Continue reading 2026 HOF MERITORIOUS SERVICE RECIPIENT – JAT
This event is open to ALL California USBC members with NEW 2026-27 membership.
LUCKY STRIKE BRENTWOOD
5000 Balfour Rd
Brentwood, CA 94513
(925) 626-9007
October 17, 2026 – 10:00am
October 18, 2026 – 9:00am
ENTRY FEE: $65 per person
Entry Fee is $80 after 10/10/26
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FORMAT:
Five games singles on the same pair of lanes
Separate Open and Women’s Divisions
Handicap: 90% of 220
Optional Scratch Division is available on-site ($15 cash)
BRACKETS & SIDE POTS AVAILABLE ON-SITE!
YOUTH BOWLERS THAT ARE MEMBERS OF CALIFORNIA YOUTH LEAGUES ARE ELIGIBLE TO PARTICIPATE.
They must sign the USBC Scholarship waiver prior to competition.
MINIMUM AVERAGE FOR YOUTH IS 140. Continue reading 2026 CA STATE SINGLES
