This is the largest annual event of the NJSUSBCWBA and is open to all members.  It includes Teams, Doubles, and Singles competition and it is handicapped with two average divisions.  There are also scratch prizes and an optional scratch All-Events  prize list for each division.            

Event Dates - March 20 - 21 and 27- 28  2010   

 
2010 Tournament Application

2009 Official Results

Inter-County High Average Tournament
This prestigious, invitational event boasts the highest average women each season.   Also known as the Top 5 Tournament, the 5 highest averages from each of the 13 local associations form the teams which bowl scratch for state bragging rights.  There is lots of team camaraderie and enthusiastic cheering from the spectators in a fun and competitive environment.

Association Teams	Results	Photos	Past Champions & Tournament Records

600 Club Tournament
The 600 Club Tournament is a handicapped, doubles and singles event open to all women members who have bowled a 600 series in a league or tournament.  National and NJ State 600 Club membership is required. 

  2009 Results

The Queens Tournament is a prestigious scratch, singles event open to all women members who averaged 165 or higher for the previous league season with a minimum of 66 games.  The Senior Queens is run concurrently within the main tournament and is open to members aged 55 and older at the time of competition.   It features a separate entry fee and prize fund.

Senior Tournament
The Senior Tournament is a handicapped, doubles and singles event for our senior members.  Participants must be aged 55 and older at the time of competition.  There are 4 age divisions with separate prize funds in each division.  The All Events Champion in each division is eligible to represent New Jersey at the USBC National Senior Championship Tournament.

Event Date               June 14, 2009

2009 Entry Form

2009 Results

2009 USBC Senior Tournament - NJ Participants.

GARDEN STATE GAMES
The Garden State Games is the largest amateur sports competition in the state of New Jersey.  Now in it's 34th year, the games are an Olympics style competition for numerous sports, including bowling, with Gold, Silver and Bronze medals awarded. There are several divisions for males and females, age and average, and youth to seniors. 

2009 RESULTS