college bowling financial aid

juco scholarship information

As a high school bowler you are probably very good, maybe the best at your school, well here is a news flash. Unless you are in the top 5%, or elite category, don't expect the college bowling coaches to knock on your door. If you want to be recruited, especially at junior college level, you have to make it happen.

You have to contact the bowling coaches and let them know who you are and what you have to offer their college bowling program.

NJCAA bowling is a single division sport.

The NJCAA allows 8 bowling scholarships per school. There are 22 colleges that grant bowling scholarships for men and 21 colleges offer scholarships to women.

You should also be aware that the NCAA has classified bowling as an emerging sport so some scholarships can be offered.

Home.
About Us.
FAQ's.
Timeline.
Tools.

Get Recruited
Put Your Athletic Profile online for FREE

$250 Essay
Competition.

Articles.
Clearinghouse.
College
Recruiting.
NCAA
Recruiting.
NCAA Sports
History.
Resources.
Sports History.

What do I send
to the coach.

How do I
contact the
coach.

Community college coaches don't have the large athletic budgets that NCAA college coaches have so they cant actively recruit athletes or hire scouts. Many JUCO coaches don't allocate all of their bowling recruiting budget each year simply because they were not approached by suitable bowlers.

A good place to begin your journey to college is our Frequently Asked questions page and then have a look at the Timeline page.

Please take the time to check out the rest of our website for more detailed information about the college recruiting process.

CLICK BELOW FOR NJCAA SCHOLARSHIP INFORMATION ABOUT YOUR SPORT.

Baseball I Basketball I Bowling I Football I Golf I Ice Hockey I Lacrosse I Track & Field I Soccer I Swimming & Diving I Softball Tennis I Volleyball I Wrestling

The NCAA gave it's approval to the first national collegiate skiing championship in 1954.

The virus known as hepatitis C is one of the nation's newest and most frightening health threats, infecting the bodies of 4 million Americans, killing 10,000 every year and causing more than half of the liver failures that lead to transplants.