1. Tucson Metro USBC may select up to four scholarship recipients per year.

2. The Scholarship Committee shall determine the amount of the award on a yearly basis, with approval from the Tucson Metro USBC Board of Directors. Recipients may only receive this award one time.

3. Applicants must be in high school grades 9 thru 12 to be eligible. There is no age requirement. Scholarships will be based on academic record, merit, community involvement and bowling achievements. Award recipients will be chosen by the Tucson Metro USBC  Scholarship Committee.

4. The award is for direct expenses at any accredited university, college or vocational school in the United States or Canada.

5. Funds will be deposited in an account set up in the name of the recipient. The account will be monitored by the USBC Smart Program.

6. The recipient must be a member in good standing in the Tucson Metro USBC Association.

7. The recipient must attend the Tucson Metro USBC Annual Meeting in order to receive their Scholarship award. No one else will be allowed to accept the award for them.

8. In the event the recipient does not enroll in a credited school during the allotted time, all funds will be returned to Tucson Metro USBC.

 Scholarship Award: Two $500 scholarships for USBC-certified youth or collegiate bowlers.

How to Apply: Share a story about how bowling has shaped who you are and helped you grow as a person or leader.

Submit either:

• A 500–1000 word essay
  or
• A 2–3 minute video

Deadline: All entries must be submitted by October 17, 2025.

Selection & Awards:

• Winners will be selected by a committee and notified by October 25, 2025.
• Scholarships will be awarded via SMART.
• Winners are invited to the award presentation at Bowlero Kyrene in Chandler during the Bowl Over Cancer Arizona event on Saturday, November 1, 2025.

Questions: Email info@peggycianciola.org
To learn more about Peggy Cianciola and her legacy, visit peggycianciola.org. 

The International Bowling Museum & Hall of Fame is pleased to present

Daroll Frewing Co-Founder and CEO of US Bowling Corporation along with his wife Dolores have played an integral role in the bowling manufacturing and installation business since 1959. The Frewings have built amazing relationships with many proprietors in the bowling industry and now with that success want to give back by supporting the children of bowling proprietors to further their education. Daroll and Dolores are hoping this will allow selected students to move ahead with their college education and achieve the same success that Daroll and Dolores have been so blessed with.

It has been Daroll and Dolores' wish for many years to put together this annual scholarship award and would consider this to be one of their greatest moments in their bowling business center.

Daroll and Dolores want to thank all the bowling proprietors of this great industry for their continued support and could not be more proud to give back to their families by providing this annual scholarship award.

https://www.bowlingmuseum.com/Get-Involved/Daroll-Dolores-Frewing-Scholarship

One of the great benefits of USBC Youth membership is the chance to earn college scholarships so you can pursue your dreams. More than $9 million in annual scholarships are awarded to youth bowlers each season based on academic, leadership and on-lane performances. Below are several national scholarships with links to the application portal.

For a guide to using the online application portal, click here.

Application requirements include:

• Junior or Senior in high school (Freshman - Senior for Gift for Life)
• Minimum 3.0 unweighted GPA on a 4.0 scale (minimum 2.0 for Gift for Life)
• High School transcript
• Two (2) letters of recommendation
• Minimum three years proof of participation (Cerified League/Tournament and/or High School)
• An essay containing at least 500 words, with no more than 15% AI usage, answering a provided question
• At least one photo (preferably a yearbook-style photo)

https://bowl.com/youth/scholarships-and-awards/usbc-youth-scholarships