HIGH SCHOOL BOWLING
Today, The Ohio High School Athletic Association governs one of the nation’s most robust varsity bowling programs and members of the Greater Cincinnati Bowling Proprietors Association can be proud that their vision and support laid the foundation for this phenomenon.
Today, 248 high schools in Ohio field Boys and Girls varsity bowling teams, including 52 schools in the Cincinnati area. Virtually every bowling center in the state now supports this program, recognizing the validation it brings to the sport. Schools love bowling because everyone can learn to bowl. Gender, size, speed and strength don’t restrict participation, which allows every student the chance to learn a lifetime sport. At a time when school budgets are tightest, bowling brings value like no other sport—no facility or equipment costs, synergies of scheduling these boys and girls sports together saves transportation expenses as well as minimal uniform costs.
However, the overriding reason that bowling was the fastest sport to become recognized by the OHSAA is the response from the teens—they love it!
Listed below are GCBPA member lanes and associated high school bowling teams.
Cherry Grove Lanes
Home of Amelia and Glen Este High Schools.
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Colerain Bowl
Home of Colerain, LaSalle, McAuley, Roger Bacon, Mt. Healthy and North College Hill High Schools.
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Crossgate Lanes
Home of Reading, Sycamore, Moeller and Mt. Notre Dame High Schools.
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Eastgate Lanes
Home of Goshen, Milford and Little Miami High Schools.
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Harrison Bowl
Home of Harrison High School.
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Madison Bowl
Home of Madeira, Walnut Hills and Clark Montessori High Schools.
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Northwest Lanes
Home of Badin and Northwest High Schools.
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Stone’s Lanes
Home of St. Ursula Academy, Summit Country Day, Norwood and Purcell Marion High Schools.
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Stump’s Lanes
Home of Mother of Mercy Girls High School.
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2007-08 OHSB Conference www.ohiohighschoolbowling.com
OHSAA, Southwest District — Cincinnati Section
61 Schools • 57 Girls varsity/51 JV teams — 54 Boys varsity/53 JV teams • 1710 players
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