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
Tournament is SOLD OUT!!!!
*New* Special Olympics Division
Diamond Bar
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Team Unofficial Results
Doubles Unofficial Results
Singles Unofficial Results
Girls All-Events Unofficial Results
Boys All-Events Unofficial Results
Special Olympics Unofficial Results
QM/PP Unofficial Results
Coaches Relief Unofficial Results
Bracket Payout List – $2,246
CONGRATULATIONS
BRYCE NAKUNZ – 300 GAME!
$100 RANDOM BONUS SCHOLARSHIP WINNERS:
Alex Zambrano, Bowlero West Covina
Benjamin Samarin, Irvine Lanes
Bryce Nakunz, Empire Bowl
Cody Patterson, Delta Bowl
Frankie Katz, Bowlium
Franklin Judd, Irvine Lanes
Kolin Espin, Santa Clarita Lanes
Tristan Spradlin, Santa Clarita Lanes
Arden Han-Wei is a sophomore at St. Francis High School in Sacramento, where she currently has a 4.6 GPA. Arden bowled for 6 years as a one-hander and recently switched to two hands in 2023–and is enjoying bowling from a whole new perspective. Arden is also a year-round golfer on NorCal’s youth tours. Outside of sports, she also enjoys the fine arts, especially painting and sculpture. She is undecided on a career path but hopes to combine her strengths in math and science with her love of art.
Ashley Soto is a senior at Simi Valley High School and currently holds a 4.4 GPA and has been on the Dean’s list for the last three years. She is the 2022 DW Challenge Girls Champion, 2021 CA State All-Events champion and has one JBT title. She has two 300 games and many 700 series to her credit.
Aside from bowling, she enjoys serving her community by working with her church to serve the homeless and is currently a Ventura County USBC youth board member.
Her other hobbies include photography and music. Ashley’s future goals are to go into education, combining her passion for learning and technology to shape the lives of future generations.
RYLAND PIMENTEL from San Diego began bowling in the fall of 2011. Inspired to bowl by his two older cousins who found success bowling in Texas. Within a couple seasons he began bowling Pepsi tournaments and banner tournaments. This led to bowling in the Junior Bowlers’ Tour and the Junior Amateurs’ Tour where he has won a few titles. In addition to local circuits, Ryland attends national tournaments such as Storm Youth Championships and the Cityview Youth Open. He continues to stay active in league and competitive Continue reading 2024 SoT WINNERS
FORMAT:
Singles competition
KNOCK DOWN 9 PINS = STRIKE
NO OUTSIDE FOOD ALLOWED INSIDE THE CENTER.
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LOCAL ASSOCIATIONS with CREDENTIALS SUBMITTED:
Chico USBC
Citrus Belt USBC
Golden Empire USBC
Greater LA County USBC
Monterey Peninsula USBC
North County USBC
San Gabriel Valley USBC
Santa Clara County USBC
Sierra Gold USBC
Stockton USBC
Ventura County USBC
2024 Convention Reports – Committees
2024 Convention Reports – Officers and Directors
2023 Annual Meeting Minutes
2023 By-Laws
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Convention weekend was busy. An association forum was held where a few topics were brought up. The first discussion was for Association Managers and others to understand what is the correct book average that should be uploaded into BOWL.com. The answer is league ending averages only! NOT January 1, April 15 or May 31. Also, summer leagues must end by October 1. This means that summer averages must be posted on BOWL.com and the league will re-certify (on the back end) with the new season. League sheets can continue as normal. When that winter league ends, the summer pinfall must be extracted out so that only the new winter league average will be posted. SEE HANDOUT
We also discussed why we are modifying the California State Championships to be team and singles event only. There are many reasons that led us to this decision. See attached Why no doubles flyer.
Jarrod Gallegos from USBC came out to run the Jamboree section of the weekend. He updated us on the current status of USBC. One new items that will start August 1, 2024 is that local cards can be purchased on BOWL.com. That is exciting and very useful for those that bowl tournaments and sub in different associations.
Our awards dinner was held Saturday evening. We honored six Hall of Fame inductees and three youth scholarships winners. It was star studded affair as were finally able to induct two California icons, Glenn Allison and Donna Adamek. They are the second group to join our new Professional Performance category. Last year, we inducted Barry Asher and Mike McGrath.
Our other honorees in the Superior Performance category were Ty Dawson, Pam Pancoast and Bob Warning. There was so much history and admiration in the room, it was a tremendous evening. We did have a videographer there so we will be posting the dinner speeches very soon. The stories were all great. Our Meritorious Service honoree, Dave Williams was unable to attend. He is anxiously awaiting for the video.
We also honored our youth with three scholarships ranging from $1,000 to $2,500. Congratulations to Stephanie Hong and Ryland Pimentel for winning the $2,500 Star of Tomorrow Award. Arden Han-Wei and Ashley Soto won the $1,000 CA Youth State Scholarship and Ashley also won the $1,000 Braheme Family Memorial Scholarship that we manage for the family of George & Ola Braheme. Each Hall of Fame inductee is posted on facebook with their bios. CONGRATULATIONS to the California USBC class of 2024!
BVL qualifying winners from each category and division will represent their local association in this tournament.
CLICK HERE FOR OFFICIAL RESULTS (pdf)
(Men) Rodger Hill, Jr – Gr LA County USBC
(Women) Susanna Meister – San Gabriel Valley USBC
(Boys) Franklin Judd – Orange County USBC – $500 Scholarship
(Girls) Bella Doan – Central CA USBC – $500 Scholarship
Saturday, July 27, 2024
BOWLERO FRESNO
FOUR DIVISIONS:
Boys & Girls Handicap
Boys & Girls Scratch
• QUALIFYING: Five game; The top 4 from each division will qualify to the Finals.
• FINALS: Single Game Elimination Bracket will determine four Division Champions
• OVERALL FINALS MATCH: The four Division Champions will bowl one overall game to determine the OVERALL CHAMPION
DIVISION CHAMPIONS:
Landon Muskrat, Amelia Hornbuckle, Aiden Shippy, Lilly Bolterman
DW CHALLENGE FINALISTS
| Place | Name | Division | Amount |
| 1 | Aiden Shippy | Boys Scratch | $1,250.00 |
| 2 | Landon Muskrat | Boys Handicap | $900.00 |
| 3 | Amelia Hornbuckle | Girls Handicap | $750.00 |
| 4 | Lilly Bolterman | Girls Handicap | $500.00 |
| 5-8 | Sierra Terry | Girls Scratch | $250.00 |
| 5-8 | Jackson Avery | Boys Handicap | $250.00 |
| 5-8 | Noah Milly | Boys Scratch | $250.00 |
| 5-8 | Khara Green | Girls Handicap | $250.00 |
| 9-16 | Dalen Leung | Boys Scratch | $150.00 |
| 9-16 | Joel Hancock | Boys Handicap | $150.00 |
| 9-16 | Sophia Whiteman | Girls Handicap | $150.00 |
| 9-16 | Jhenae Morris | Girls Scratch | $150.00 |
| 9-16 | Kadence Richardson | Girls Scratch | $150.00 |
| 9-16 | Jude Palacios | Boys Scratch | $150.00 |
| 9-16 | Bas Inpravong | Boys Handicap | $150.00 |
| 9-16 | Georgia Doetzl | Girls Handicap | $150.00 |
| $5,600.00 |
Ty Dawson was born in Muskegon, Mich., in 1953. His family moved to Riverside, Calif., in 1958. He began bowling at Tava Lanes at the age of 9, and his first 300 game was recorded in 1979, at Delrosa Lanes in San Bernardino. Dawson now has a total of 101-300’s, one of the highest totals in the country.
Dawson’s accomplishments in his 41 years as a USBC member are many, including 54-800 plus scores — the highest being an 844 in tournament action at Yosemite Lanes. He moved to Northern California in 1989, but that didn’t stop his assault on league and tournament records. Here are a few of his major victories: Continue reading 2024 HOF SUPERIOR PERFORMANCE RECIPIENT – DAWSON
