1.
See
the league schedule for tournament center and date.
2.
The
percentage of bowlers qualifying for End of year tournament will be based on the
number of bowlers at or above minimum average of the current season.
3.
(a).
The board of directors depending on the amount of money available for the
current year will decide the amount of scholarship monies per tournament (the
number of bowlers will be determined each year by the board depending on the
number of bowlers eligible).
(b).
The percentage of money will be divided by the following formula and
Tournament Points will be issued..
(3) - Qualifiers = 50%-30%-20% split
(4) - Qualifiers = 40%-30%-20%-10% split
(5) - Qualifiers = 30%-25%-20%-15%-10% split
4.
The
lanes to be used for the qualifying round will be drawn by bowlers.
5.
The
lanes to be used for stepladders will be decided by the board of directors.
6.
The
End of Year tournament will consist of a four game qualifying round for Handicap
League and a six game qualifying for the Junior Gold League.
7.
The
top qualifying scores per each division will advance to step ladder position
based on the number of eligible bowlers in the current season preset prior to
the tournament.
8.
The
position of placement in the qualifying round will be the order that the bowler
will enter the stepladder. The fifth place will bowl against the fourth place
with the higher placement bowler having the choice of either bowling first or
last dependant on which lane they want to finish on.
9.
The
Stepladder rounds will be bowled in a one game, head to head, pro style format.
(Two frames at a time) The winner will advance to the next round to meet the
third place bowler.
10.
A practice lane will be used for the next bowler
entering the stepladder to warm up on after the fifth frame of the current
match. This bowler will also have
two (2) balls on each of the lane on which the match will take place, before
making their decision of bowling first or second in their match.
11.
Each of the next rounds will be conducted in the
manner as previously described in number 9 and number 10.