2025 Fall and Winter Leagues

Monday Misfits

Sanctioned, four-person mixed league. This league has both experienced and new bowlers. $500 will be added to the prize fund this year!

Monday 6 PM

We have several leagues throughout the week for all types of bowlers. Look below for more information on each league.

Pizza & Beer League

Casual 9-pin four-person mixed league. Each team receives a deluxe pizza and a pitcher every week. This league has three 8-week sessions

Tuesday 6:30 PM

Social Club

Short season, four-person mixed league. Each session runs for eight weeks.

Wednesday 6 PM

Lassie Ladies

Thursday 6 PM

Sanctioned, women's three-person league.

Thursday Night Men

Competitive, Sanctioned, Men's five-person league. $1500 will be added to the prize fund this year!

Thursday 6 PM

Friday 6:30 PM

Lush League

Non-sanctioned four-person mixed league.

Lancer Ladies

Tuesday 6 PM

Women's sanctioned four-person league.

Interested in any league?

Wednesday Senior League

Wednesday 1 PM

Sanctioned, four-person mixed league for all bowlers at least 50 years old. This league has both experienced and new bowlers.

Monday Senior League

Monday 1 PM

Sanctioned, four-person mixed league for all bowlers at least 50 years old. This league has both experienced and new bowlers.

Friday Senior League

Friday 1 PM

Sanctioned, four-person mixed league for all bowlers at least 50 years old. This league has both experienced and new bowlers.

Youth League

Sunday 2 PM

Sanctioned, four-person mixed league for all bowlers, Elementary age through Seniors in High School. This league has both experienced and new bowlers. Coaches are available at no cost to assist bowlers and help elevate their game. This league will run for two 15-week sessions - Fall and Winter

What is a Sanctioned League?

Sanctioned leagues adhere to the rules and regulations set by the USBC, ensuring a fair and consistent experience for all participants. To participate in a USBC-sanctioned league, you typically need to become a USBC member. Sanctioned leagues often use certified averages to calculate handicaps, which help level the playing field for bowlers of different skill levels. USBC certification is often required for participation in many local, state, and national bowling tournaments. The USBC also ensures that bowling balls, pins, and other equipment used in sanctioned leagues meet certain standards to maintain fairness and competition