Formerly the California State Bowling Association (CSBA), California Women's Bowling Association (CWBA) 
and the California Young American Youth Bowling Alliance (CSYABA)

$1,000 SCHOLARSHIP APPLICATION

Application

To recognize star qualities in a high school or college student who competes in the sport of bowling. Star qualities include distinguished sanctioned bowling performances on state, local, national, international, Team USA or Collegiate levels; academic achievement; and leadership. Award winners receive a $1,000 scholarship.

ELIGIBILITY
The male or female nominee shall be:

1. An active member of the California United States Bowling Congress Association
   (Youth or Collegiate) and an amateur as defined by USBC rules.

2. A High School graduating SENIOR who has APPLIED TO — OR — is currently attending an accredited University, Junior College or Vocational Institution.

3. Younger than 20 years as of August 1, preceding the January 15 application date.

4. A current season bowler with a minimum average of 175 and an outstanding record of bowling achievements in the past and current seasons.

5. Recorded as having minimum of 2.0 GPA or equivalent.

Submission:

1. Application must be made using this official form.

2. Type or print clearly all information. Use a blank sheet of paper to continue all answers and number them to correspond with the question number (i.e., B1, C4, etc.).

3. Send this completed form and all accompanying documents to:
   Phyl Knoll, Chairman, 5161 W. 136th St., Hawthorne 90250-5637

4. The USPS postmark date MUST BE on or before JANUARY 15, 2011.

5. Any inquiries may be directed either by E-Mail to phylbowls@sbcglobal.net or by telephone/fax at 310-675-6034.

All high school seniors and currently enrolled college students are encouraged to apply. This award is both academically and sport performance graded. The scores of our youth bowlers are rising as fast as the cost of a college education in today’s economy.  You can help towards the expenses of a “college bound” youth bowler from your association, who you feel is eligible for this annual award, simply by submitting your nomination by the deadline date.  Wouldn’t you be proud if you were the one that put an application in the hands of  “a winner”?

  
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