I have around 325-350 rev count and throw 15-16 mph, so we are somewhat similar in stats.  My team doesn't work together to break down the pattern, everyone does their own thing and hopes and prays it works.  A couple of us will watch what the lane and ball are doing and make bigger adjustments if necessary, i.e. going from an outside line to an inside line.

My initial thoughts about what I am taking is:  Storm Phaze II, Storm Marvel Pearl, and Plastic.  I want to take another ball and I am not sure what to take.  I have been seriously considering taking a Pitch Black because its something completely out of left field, but I could also take a RG Critical Theory in case I have to jump inside.

It was recommended to me by a friend that goes every year and has had some success...always have a "road grater" in the bag.  Based on what you are bringing it looks like you are missing one and should get the Alpha Crux or a different heavy oil ball.

I'm going with a Rocket Ship at 1000 for a solid cover with surface and predictable rolly layout.  Eternal Cell at 1000/2000 for the solid cover but a little different shape (this ball gave me the best look I had last year).  Shiny DareDevil for when it's time to take the big leap left and the spot is defined.  Shiny Hectic as a step down from the DareDevil for more length and a little less back end overall....

I'll be taking:

Absolute Nirvana
Grudge Pearl
Freak Show Solid
Brute Strength
Ridiculous Pearl

Unless I get on a team that breaks it down, I'm expecting to use my Absolute Nirvana or Freak Show Solid the most. If the backends really fly that's where the Brute Strength comes in as an IQ Tour like ball.

I agree that you should get a heavier oil ball like an Alpha Crux

Got to watch the Cote team bowl D & S from the second game of doubles all the way to the end. Brianna is Columbia 300, and i'm not that well versed in their product line, but she is a stroker and was throwing a pearl of some kind. Good execution, and her carry was good.  Another member of their group of 6 with a decent amount of hand was throwing a No Rules Pearl at 4th arrow and had a great reaction. Van Sickle, I think. The shot held there for quite a while. Around game 5, it changed and everybody went searching. Not sure what the lanes did, but it was obvious that something had changed as the scoring pace dropped off and even as we sat back there watching, it was hard to get a read on what was wrong with the ball motion. Big cores with clean surfaces for D & S was working for this group. 

Did not get to watch any team bowling, but from the single video shot of Brianna I saw, it looks like the normal national team pattern type situation. Symmetric core with some cover to even out the reaction around 10, develop it and chase it in. Team pattern appeared to be shorter than the minors pattern, and as far as difficulty, scores tell me that it is on the order of what we have seen the last two years in team.

I'm heading out later in March and was wondering what to bring or what to possibly drill up myself. My lineup is a Critical, Snap Lock, Timeless, Hustle P/R/O, and the Mix. I would appreciate any suggestions as well. I'm a righty with medium revs and 15.5-16 mph. Thanks in advance!

I used an Alpha Crux at 4000 last year and it was my only good look.  This year I am definitely adding my IQ 30 which is a great read ball on flatter patterns.  I will probably add a new No Rules Pearl, an old cobalt Vibe, and round it out with my spare ball. 

Thanks everybody.  Alpha Crux is on it's way.  Of course they just discontinued it, lol