Well my HS doesnt have bowling anyways so it wouldnt matter much. I REALLY want to do Pennsylvania JBT's, but I have no way to get to them, so since I cant do that, theres no point for me to stay in juniors. At least thats the way I see it.
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16 years and still going strong! 16 years old that is! The names Warrior Princess, Xena..Warrior Princess
And why would I "saw" pins in half, THATS A WASTE OF PINS!

I don't want this to sound negative towards you. I see a lot of junior bowlers in my area think they are the best and want to compete in adult leagues. For the most part the first year they move up they have a big reality check. They are not able to compete on that same level they thought they could compete on. So they end up hating the adult leagues for the first year or two. Like was brought up earlier talk to your parents about this, also maybe talk to a few people that you respect in your local area see what they think. Being only 16 I would honostly say stay in youth leagues for atleast another season then think about moving up.
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I would stay in the junior program. Everyone is anxious to grow up but you’ll have plenty of time in the future for adult leagues. Try for find some friends to bowl with and if nothing else have competitions amongst your teammates.

Going adult is a one way decision, you can’t go back. Think long and hard about it.

Another thing is I don’t know if you participate in any other high school sports. Each area has it’s own rules but in some areas around here if you participate in any sport for money that eliminates you from playing ANY high school sports not just bowling.