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Crenshaw hosts two annual tournaments, the Crenshaw Sport Bowling Classic and the Marvin Overby Memorial Sport Tournament.

Crenshaw Sport Bowling Classic

The Annual Crenshaw Sport Bowling Classic
You can experience the challenge of bowling on the same lane patterns that the FSU Bowling Team sees in intercollegiate competition. Competitions are held for both Youth and Adult, scratch and handicap.

For more information please contact Crenshaw Lanes at
850-644-1819

The PBA conducts all of its major championships on Sport Conditions at events such as the USBC Masters, US Open, PBA World Championship and the list continues. These conditions are also used weekly in all sanctioned sport bowling leagues worldwide. Though the conditions will be challenging - this is a handicap tournament (based on 90% of 200) - so the tournament will be competitive for bowlers of all skill levels.

Don’t worry about not having a sport bowling average because your highest non-sport average will be adjusted down (ex., if you have a non-sport average of 184 this will be adjusted down to 169 and you will receive handicap based on this lower average).

Adult Flyer (.pdf) || Youth Flyer (.pdf)

See the 2008 Official Results
2008 Sport Classic Standings

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Click for Lane Pattern Information

Marvin Overby Memorial SportTournament

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Marvin Overby Scholarship

This tournament is a memorial to the late Marvin Overby, former coach and director of the FSU collegiate bowling program, who was an avid supporter of Sport Bowling.

2008 Youth flyer!
2008 Adult flyer!

Check out pictures from past Marvin Overby Tournaments

Experience the challenge of bowling on Sport Conditions

Sport conditions are used at prestigious amateur events such as the Inter-Collegiate bowling championships, and by the International Federation of Bowling (FIQ) for various international competitions. Though the conditions will be challenging - this is a handicap tournament (based on 90% of 200) - so the tournament will be competitive for bowlers of all skill levels.

Don’t worry if you don’t have a sport bowling average because your highest non-sport average will be adjusted down (ex., if you have a non-sport average of 180 this will be adjusted down to 166 and you will receive handicap based on this lower average).