## About the USBC Star of Tomorrow Scholarship The United States Bowling Congress (USBC) Star of Tomorrow awards are prestigious scholarships for elite junior bowlers who excel both on and off the lanes. Two separate $6,000 scholarships are awarded: the Alberta E. Crowe Star of Tomorrow (for female bowlers) and the Chuck Hall Star of Tomorrow (for male bowlers). ### Award Details - **Alberta E. Crowe Star of Tomorrow** (Female): $6,000 scholarship - **Chuck Hall Star of Tomorrow** (Male): $6,000 scholarship - **Application Portal**: bowl.com/youth/scholarships-and-awards/usbc-youth-scholarships/ - **Application Deadline**: Typically December annually ### Eligibility Requirements - U.S. citizen - USBC member in good standing - High school senior or current college student (under 22 years old) - Minimum 3.0 GPA - Active participation in USBC-sanctioned bowling - Demonstrated excellence in bowling competition - Strong community involvement and leadership ### Selection Criteria - **Bowling Achievement**: Competitive averages, tournament results, team leadership - **Academic Record**: GPA, course rigor, academic honors - **Community Service**: Volunteer work, charitable involvement, youth mentoring - **Leadership**: Bowling team captain, school leadership roles - **Essay**: Personal statement on goals and bowling's impact on their life ### USBC's Mission The United States Bowling Congress is the national governing body of bowling, supporting competitive bowling programs for youth through adults across the United States.