6:30pm
- Cost
- $25 per week
- Starts
- August 31
This league is full for the season.
Fall / Winter 2026-27
Singles leagues where you don't need a team. Short seasons for people who won't commit to a winter. Sanctioned books for bowlers chasing an average. Filter it down instead of reading all of it.
12
Leagues
6
Nights a week
6
Taking bowlers
12 of 12 leagues
6:30pm
This league is full for the season.
11am
A daytime league for anyone who'd rather bowl before lunch than after work. Singles format — you don't need to bring a team.
6pm
Ten weeks of parent-and-kid bowling. One of the easiest ways to get a young bowler into the sport without committing to a full season.
7:30pm
A short, unserious season for people who want the fun without the whole winter.
One team spot left.
6:45pm
Full — waitlist only.
6:30pm
Five to a team, any mix. Sanctioned, so your average travels with you.
Team spots available.
7pm · Every other week
Every other Friday, under the cosmic lights.
This league is full.
7pm · Every other week
The name is the format. Every other Friday.
This league is full.
10:30am
Bumpers up, no pressure. Coaches are USBC certified and used to five-year-olds who'd rather roll it two-handed.
10:30am
Tournament and scholarship opportunities, and real preseason practice for high school bowlers. Pre-bowls and post-bowls are allowed — we know you may miss for another sport. All coaches are USBC certified. Singles league: you do not need a team to join.
6:15pm · Every other week
This league is full.
7pm · Every other week
This league is full.
New to leagues?
Most people who've never bowled in a league assume it's for people who own their own shoes. Roughly half of ours aren't.
Singles leagues exist for exactly this. Turn up alone, get put on a book, and you'll know eight people by week three.
Ten to fifteen weeks. That's a season you can see the end of from the start.
Spots open mid-season more often than the board suggests. Call the desk and ask to be on the list.
Previous seasons
Kept so returning bowlers can see the shape of a summer book. Ask the desk what's coming back.