Feb. 11 - July 9, 2012 (last day of team competition)
Baton Rouge River Center
Baton Rouge, La.

Jan. 22-29, 2012
Sunset Station's Strike Zone Bowling Center
Henderson, NV

Jan. 2-6, 2012
Texas Star Lanes at Texas Station
North Las Vegas, NV

Having the opportunity to compete for your country is the ultimate reward for an athlete in any sport. For at least two men and two women bowlers each year, success at the USBC Team USA Trials means realizing that dream.

June 10-15, 2012
South Point Bowling Center
Las Vegas, NV

Still think you’ve got game? If you’re a USBC member age 50 or over who wants to continue competing in tournament bowling at a high level, then you should check out the USBC Senior Masters.

April 14 - July 7, 2012 (last day of team competition)
National Bowling Stadium
Reno, Nev.

April 19-24, 2012
AMF Euless Lanes
Euless, TX

If you’re a female USBC member who’s ready to show what you’re made of on the lanes, then you should enter the USBC Queens. It’s the opportunity of a lifetime to go head-to-head for big bucks against the best women bowlers in the world.

October, 2012
International Training and Research Center
Arlington, TX

The USBC Senior Queens is the tournament for you if you’re a female USBC member who has reached age 50 and continues to be competitive on the lanes.

The USBC Senior Queens is held alongside the USBC Queens event to give women who are USBC members age 50 or older the chance to compete against some of the best senior women bowlers around on one of the sport’s biggest stages.

July 14-20, 2012
Woodland Bowl – Expo Bowl – Western Bowl
Indianapolis, IN

When you’re ready to go for the Gold, the USBC has the tournament for you! It’s called the North Pointe Junior Gold Championships, an annual national bowling tournament for male and female youth athletes where you’ll bowl against the best youth bowlers in the United States for about $250,000 in scholarships and a chance to represent your country internationally as a member of Junior Team USA!

July 12th - 28th, 2012
Expo Bowl
Indianapolis, IN

You may know that adult USBC members have their own national bowling tournaments called the USBC Open Championships and the USBC Women’s Championships. But do you know that you have your own national championship?

This is the premier nationwide tournament for youth bowlers. All USBC Youth members are eligible to bowl at the league qualifying level with a chance to advance. There is no additional cost to enter at the league level and only a one-time entry fee (typically) for all succeeding levels. Based on age, handicap competition at the Pepsi USBC Youth Championships is 100 percent of 210. Scratch competition also is available. Bowlers of all ages and skill levels have the opportunity to experience competition at the highest level.

April 18-21, 2012
Sun Valley Lanes
Lincoln, Neb.

The event is held each April and brings together the top 16 men’s and top 16 women’s teams in the country to compete for national titles.

To qualify for the USBC ITC, schools compete in certified college tournaments and conferences throughout the season to become one of the top-ranked teams in the country or win a conference. Schools advance to postseason Sectional Qualifiers held at four regional locations across the United States. The top four men’s teams and top four women’s teams from each sectional tournament earn berths into the USBC ITC.

March 10-11, 2012
Allentown, Pa. – Smyrna, Tenn. – Fairview Heights, Ill. – Euless, Texas

Each spring, college bowling teams compete in regional qualifying tournaments known as "sectionals" for a chance to hoist the Kerm Helmer Cup at the renowned Intercollegiate Championships in April.

The USBC Intercollegiate Team Championships (formerly the Intercollegiate Bowling Championships), first contested in 1975, is the pinnacle event of the college bowling season. The ITC brings together the top 16 men's and top 16 women's teams in the country to compete for national titles. For a school to participate in the ITC, it must compete in certified college tournaments and conferences throughout the season. By either winning a conference or being one of the top-ranked teams in the country, schools advance to postseason sectional qualifying events. The top four men's teams and top four women's teams from each sectional tournament earn berths into the ITC.

April 17, 2012
Sun Valley Lanes
Lincoln, NE

Formerly known as the Collegiate Singles Championships, this event is held at the completion of the collegiate bowling season. It replaced the Association of College Unions International Men's and Women's National Championships and features the top 24 male and top 16 female collegiate bowlers in the country competing for national singles titles.

March 9, 2012
Allentown, Pa. – Smyrna, Tenn. – Fairview Heights, Ill. – Euless, Texas

Prior to the 2003-04 season, USBC Collegiate (formerly know as College Bowling USA), along with the support of ABC and WIBC, announced the creation of the Intercollegiate Singles Championships (formerly the Collegiate Singles Championships) to be held at the completion of the collegiate bowling season. The event replaced the Association of College Unions International Men's and Women's National Championships and features the top 24 male and top 16 female collegiate bowlers in the country competing for national singles titles.

June 10-15, 2012
South Point Bowling Center
Las Vegas, NV

Still think you've got game? If you're a USBC member age 50 or over who wants to continue competing in tournament bowling at a high level, then you should check out the USBC Senior Masters.

October, 2012
International Training and Research Center
Arlington, TX

The USBC Senior Queens is the tournament for you if you're a female USBC member who has reached age 50 and continues to be competitive on the lanes.

The USBC Senior Queens is held alongside the USBC Queens event to give women who are USBC members age 50 or older the chance to compete against some of the best senior women bowlers around on one of the sport's biggest stages.

July 9-11, 2012
National Bowling Stadium
Reno, Nev.

The Senior Championships is a national event for bowlers who have qualified through their state's Senior Tournament. Bowlers interested in entering their state senior tournament should contact their state association manager.