Statistics About The Average Bowler Score

In this post, we will explore a diverse array of statistics surrounding the average bowler score across various categories and levels of play. From amateur bowlers to professional PBA athletes, the data provides interesting insights into the typical scores achieved by different segments of the bowling community. Let’s delve into the numbers and uncover some fascinating trends in bowling performance.

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"Amateur bowlers' average scores typically range from 130 to 150."

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"Teams in competitive leagues average team scores of around 1000 per game."

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"The average score of bowlers using house balls is generally 20-30 points lower than those using personal equipment."

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"In sanctioned leagues, men average scores of around 175 while women average around 140."

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"The average female bowler score is approximately 140."

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"College bowlers in competitive leagues average around 180."

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"The average increase in score when transitioning from plastic to reactive resin balls is about 15 pins."

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"Weekly league bowlers average approximately 170."

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"The top 1% of bowlers have an average score above 210."

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"The average score for open bowlers (occasional hobbyists) is around 90-100."

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"Sport shot leagues, utilizing more challenging oil patterns, have average scores around 170, compared to 200 in house shot leagues."

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"Mixed leagues typically show average scores of 160 for men and 125 for women."

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"Bowlers who regularly practice tend to have average scores 10-20 pins higher than those who do not."

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"The highest recorded average score in a single PBA season is 228.47."

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"Youth bowlers (under 18) have an average score of 120."

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"The average bowler score in a standard league is approximately 150."

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"Senior league bowlers (aged 50 and older) average scores around 160."

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"Professional bowlers in the PBA have an average score of around 220."

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"The overall average score of participants in the USBC Open Championships is around 170."

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"The average match play score in the PBA is 215."

In summary, bowler scores vary widely based on numerous factors such as skill level, equipment used, practice habits, and league type. Amateur bowlers typically average between 130 and 150, while competitive team scores can reach around 1000 per game. Differences in equipment can lead to score variations, with those using personal equipment generally scoring higher. Gender also plays a role, with men averaging around 175 and women around 140 in sanctioned leagues. Overall, practice and dedication significantly impact scores. The top bowlers in the world can achieve averages well above 200, with professionals in the PBA averaging around 220. These statistics highlight the diverse range of scores in the bowling community, reflecting the skill and commitment levels of individual players.