Tournament averages are a bowler's composite average based on a minimum of 21 games as of January 31, 2024.  If a bowler does not have a 21 game composite average as of January 31, 2024, they are allowed to use their composite average provided they have bowled at least 21 games in Kearney USBC leagues by the time they bowl in the tournament.  Composite averages are figured by taking all the scores the bowler has bowled in all the Kearney USBC leagues the bowler has bowled in and dividing that by the total number of games the bowler has bowled in those leagues (rounding down to the nearest whole pin). If a bowler does not have a 21 game composite average by the time they bowl in the tournament, they can use their highest Kearney USBC average from the 2022-2023 bowling season.  Bowlers not meeting any of the above criteria must use a scratch average of 200 (See tournament rule 3 for additional information). 

Please see the tournament rules for average and handicap details.  The tournament director has the authority to rerate the average of any bowler, provided average rerating is done before the contestant bowls.  Contact the tournament director if special situations or circumstances exists including the inability to achieve a 21 game composite average.

Listed below are the league averages that have been received and processed along with the league averages that have not been processed yet.  Tournament averages may change from what is listed as additional leagues are received and processed or errors are discovered by league secretaries or tournament officials.  If you believe your average is incorrect, please check with your league secretary and notify the tournament director as soon as possible.