8To18 is what the district uses for ALL school sports program registrations. You MUST have them registered within one week of the bowling season begining at the latest. Students who are not enrolled by the time the registration period ends will be removed from the bowling program.

Yes. It does not have to be through their primary physician.

We use Don Carter Lanes in Rockford. Practice is on Mondays through Fridays from 3:45pm to 5pm throughout the bowling season.
Please be on time picking up your athletes(s).

Head Coach : Robert Legoo
Email : robert_legoo@yahoo.com
Assistant Coach : Kyle Albrecht

Assistant Coach : Jeff Barabasz

The number of students vary from year to year. Our 2023-2024 season had 8 Varcity and 8 Jr. Varcity athletes.

Yes. If you choose to come and watch your athlete(s) bowl, you're more than welcome to join us. We do ask that you stay seated behind where players are stationed and coaching playes is prohibited, but you can always speak to myself or one of the assistant coaches if you need anything.

Only if necessary. If an athlete has to have a snack, please remind them;

1. Do Not make it a multiple course meal
2. Do Not eat with your primary hand
3. Do Not forget to watch for your turn
4. Do Not leave your garbage behind when you're done eating

NOTE: If allowing food becomes a problem at ANY point in the current or upcoming year, it will be restricted for everyone during practice.

Yes. We take note of who shows up and who does not. Players who do not show up to practices risk not being played or potentally removed from the roster if it becomes a routine.

No worries. Just come and speak to me rearding this topic and we'll work out a schedule. I know how crazy it can be to have multiple responsibilities which can sometimes overlap one another. If I'm in the loop of what's happening, we can work out schedule conflicts ahead of time.

We play a 3 game series against the below mentioned schools 1 time each. Each match will last roughly 2 hours +/-.

We play the following 9 schools;
Belvidere (North), Machesney Park (Harlem), Rockford (Boylan Catholic), Rockton (Hononegah), Rockford (East), Belvidere (H.S.), Freeport (H.S.), Rockford (Auburn), and Rockford (Jefferson).

No ladders, step stools, and/or chairs will be allowed to be brought in at any state series location from regionals through the State Finals.

The Northern Illinois Conference (NIC-10) is a high school athletic conference consisting of nine high public schools and one Catholic school in Illinois' Boone, Stephenson, and Winnebago Counties. Member schools are also full members of the Illinois High School Association (IHSA), and are among the larger schools in that area, all competing in Class AA (in the two class system) of IHSA competitions.

Even though we are competing as a team when we play against every school in the NIC-10 Conference, your student is also competing as an individual. They must bowl at least 24 out of 27 games to qualify for NIC-10. If they finish as an individual in the top-10 tier after 24 to 27 games, they made NIC-10. Their average determins their standings, NOT their total pin fall.

The Top-16 Tournament occurs at the end of the season and includes the top 10 varcity players as well as places 11 - 16 from the boys and girls teams in the NIC-10. This competition takes place over 3 days and consists of 15 games. Boys and girls bowl together and they'll be paired up with the opposite gender who finished in the same placement as they did (Example: 3rd place boy bowls with 3rd place girl). They are not bowling against their partner, both boys and girls remain competing in their divisions.

They'll receive a shirt which has the current year's Top-16 design and get to bowl against the best players in the confrence if they land in the top 16.

No.

Yes. We'll meet in the Field House parking lot if we are being driving via a bus. If we are taking the school Guilford Viking mini-bus, we'll meet in the teachers parking lot.

Yes. Bowling equipment is allowed on the bus.

Yes, but it must be left in their car unfortunately.

No. Bowling practice takes place after school hours, off of school property, so we do not enforce the district dress code.

No. Students who have ANY failing grades must correct them in order to bowl. We are notified every week of any student who is ineligable to partisipate.

No. Students who are any of the above are ineligable to partisipate during the timeframes of their punishment.