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Rose Bowl Classic 2020 Rules
1. Portland Rose Bowl Classic is a mixed competition open to men and
women. Rose Bowl is
limited to the first registered 36 teams.
Rose Bowl Classic will be a
2. The receipt of an entry and its acceptance by the
3. Entries must be accompanied by the full amount of fees as outlined on
this entry form.
4. Team strength will consist of four (4) members of any blend of men or
women, competing on an equal basis in each event.
Partial teams or single entries not designating a desired team or
teammate on their entry form will be assigned by the registrar.
There can be no changes once assigned.
Doubles partners must come from the same team.
To ensure that your team bowls together include all information
and
5. There are actually two tournaments in one.
Rose Bowl Classic is our six game format, while Rose Bowl XTRA is
a 9 game format.The number of games per event is set at three (3)
during the Rose Bowl. For
Rose Bowl Classic Six Game Format, Singles is an all events combination
of the Doubles and Team event scores. Rose Bowl XTRA bowls its own
Singles Event. (
6. Substitutes are allowed to bowl at the Tournament Director’s
discretion. A Substitute is
required to provide accurate and immediately verifiable proof of average
as outlined in these rules.
7. Late bowlers will start bowling in the frame in which they are ready
to bowl. Prior frames
will be scored as zero.
No practice balls will be allowed for late bowlers.
If an event has officially started, a team has the right to
request that a substitute bowler immediately take the place of a
missing/late bowler.
If a suitable substitute is available, they will be supplied to the
requesting team. The
missing/late bowler forfeits their entry fee for that event.
8. Team Captains must check in for their teams at least 30 minutes prior
to the start of each event.
9. All claims of error must be submitted in writing at least 30 minutes
after an event ends.
10. Cash prizes: Each
event has its own prize list based on a minimum of 1 to 10 ratio of
return, including both Singles Events.
We proudly feature a 100% + cash return on all prize fees.
11. Any and all other events or options offered by the
Tournament Averages
1. Verification of all bowlers’ entering averages must accompany the
entry form. All
bowlers are required to submit average verification with their entry
form or it may be returned without processing.
The return of any entry may impact the date-sensitive entry fee,
increasing the base fee.
All bowlers are forewarned that waiting
for a master list of league averages to be sent by their league
secretary does not fulfill this requirement.
2. The
3. All bowlers who have won prize of $300 or more in any one event in
the last 12 months must report their actual scores, position and amount
won at the time of this entry.
Failure to do so could result in disqualificaton from the
tournament. All
bowlers are cautioned to be aware of the average adjustment requirements
of
4. All bowlers are required to submit their previous year’s averages.
If a bowler’s 2019-20 average is more than ten pins lower than
their 2018-19 average, a five (5 pin maximum drop rules will apply
5. Handicaps will be calculated at 90% of the difference between 230
scratch and the entering average.
Negative handicaps will not apply.
6. Professional bowlers, identified as belonging to a professional
bowling organization shall not be permitted to bowl in this tournament.
Sport bowling
7. For an average to qualify, 21 or more games must have been bowled in
league play. The
average used shall be the highest of: A) High average as of
8. If no League average exists, as outline above, then the entering
average will be set at the tournament average of 230, with zero (0)
handicap. Rose Bowl
will accept an IGBO Tournament Average of 21 games if 21 games exist by
the May 1st deadline.
9. It is each bowler’s responsibility to verify the accuracy of his/her
average, whether submitted by the bowler, team captain of others.
Failure to report, and thereby use an incorrect average may
result in disqualification, unless corrected during registration, prior
to bowling.
10. All averages, team lineup or other pertinent scoring and lane
information must be corrected within 48 hours of receipt of bowler’s
confirmation sent via email by the Tournament Registrar.
Failure to contact the Registrar within that time frame will
result in a $5.00 late processing fee on registration night.
(Last minute changes often result in errors between the bowling
house and the tournament score keeper.
This $5.00 late processing fee is designed to minimize the
number of last minute changes.)
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