Simple questions.
How do you rate the USBC and the job it is doing for bowling?
Here is what the USBC states it does on its website:
In addition to numerous benefits, a USBC membership is an investment in bowling’s future, as it supports numerous programs and initiatives that ensure the sport’s continuous growth.
These programs include:
USBC Youth:
Making bowling cool for kids through tournaments, scholarships and leadership opportunities.
USBC High School:
The national resource for America’s fastest growing high school sport.
USBC Collegiate: Creating bowling opportunities to enhance students’ academic, athletic and personal development.
USBC Team USA and Junior Team USA:
Representing the United States in elite international competition.
USBC Tournaments:
More than a dozen national tournaments for youth, adults and seniors of all skill levels.
USBC Coaching:
Providing quality training programs and instructional tools for the bowling community.
USBC Sport Bowling:
Upholding the integrity of the game and providing the competitive bowling experience for those who are passionate about the sport.
SMART:
The Scholarship Management and Accounting Reports for Tenpins program is designed to help organizations set up, manage and disburse youth bowling scholarships as well as help USBC Youth members locate and ensure scholarship dollars for their continuing education.
Registered Volunteer Program:
Ensuring the safety of youth bowlers by introducing background screening and rules of behavior for USBC Youth volunteers.
Equipment Specifications and Certification:
Testing and research that enhance the sport’s credibility.
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