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Application Deadline

Monday, January 21, 2008 (must be postmarked by this day)

Competition Dates

Friday, March 28 – Sunday, March 30, 2008

Television

Date		Network		Times
Sunday, April 6, 2008		ESPN		1 – 2:30 p.m. ET

Tournament Notes

Denny’s, the PBA and the USBC will select one female senior and one male senior from each state that recognizes bowling as a varsity sport and is a member of a high school varsity bowling team. The total field will be made up of 18 girls and 16 boys from around the country. Selection for the Denny’s All-American High School Championships will be based on the student-athlete’s high school bowling accomplishments, academic achievement, recommendations, extracurricular activities, community involvement and resumé.

Venue

TV Finals
Brunswick Zone Carolier
790 US Route 1
North Brunswick, NJ 08902
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(732) 846-2424

Qualifying Rounds
Howell Lanes
1002 Route 9 South
Howell, NJ 97731
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(732) 462-6767

Last Year's Winners

Ellen Morrison and Jon Buckert

Prizes

$10,000 in scholarships and the opportunity to bowl on ESPN with PBA professionals!

Oil Pattern

A viper strikes with multiple angles of attack. This pattern will challenge players to attack the pins from multiple angles in order to score well.

Tournament Format

Qualifying:

8 games (cut to top 8 boys and 8 girls based on total pinfall)
8 games of traditional Round Robin match play; 30 bonus pins for each match play win and 15 for a tie; 8th game will be position round

TV Finals

Top 2 girls from qualifying round (total pinfall) will compete for the girls championship
Top 2 boys from qualifying round (total pinfall) will compete for the boys championship
Winner of the girls and boys championship matches will team up with a PBA pro for a 1-game doubles match

Roster

Girls
Rachael Aguirre
Augusta High School
Wichita, Kansas

Nicole Caggiano
Woodbridge High School
Woodbridge, New Jersey

Natalie Cortese
Hoffman Estates High School
Hoffman Estates, Illinois

Lela Dudley
Tupelo High School
Blue Springs, Mississippi

Dayne Galganski
Palm Beach Gardens High School
North Palm Beach, Florida

Jessica Guertin
Milford High School
Milford, Michigan

Brittni Hamilton
Webster Thomas High School
Webster, New York

Kristen Keenan
Centerville High School
Centerville, Ohio

Amber Lavergne
Carencro High School
Lafayette, Louisiana

Nicole McCalley
West High School
Waterloo, Iowa

Samantha Santoro
Cocalico High School
Reinholds, Pennsylvania

Amy Seliger
Bartlett High School
Anchorage, Alaska

Suzana Signaigo
Saint Andrew’s Priory
Kapolei, Hawaii

Laura Stoltz
Siegel High School
Murfreesboro, Tennessee

Jessica Sutton
Olympic High School
Bremerton, Washington

April Urban
Coronado High School
Henderson, Nevada

Boys
Evin Anderson
Mills University Studies High School
Jacksonville, Arkansas

Ethan Biswell
Rio Rancho High School
Rio Rancho, New Mexico

Justin Breaux
Acadiana High School
Lafayette, Louisiana

Ben Carsten
Itawamba High School
Fulton, Mississippi

Jordan Ferrer
Silverado High School
Henderson, Nevada

Jay Foote
Westerville Central High School
Westerville, Ohio

Alexander Garcia
De LaSalle Institute
Chicago, Illinois

Joel Klaas
Port Huron Northern High School
North Street, Michigan

David Knight Jr.
Cardinal O’Hara High School
Folcroft, Pennsylvania

Christopher Lane
Centennial High School
Franklin, Tennessee

Peter Mochizuki
Kalani High School
Honolulu, Hawaii

Travis Moyer
West Anchorage High School
Anchorage, Alaska

Matt Roe
Johnson City Senior High School
Johnson City, New York

Brian Small Jr.
Woodbridge High School
Port Reading, New Jersey

Kevin Tatrow
Wichita Heights High School
Bel Aire, Kansas

Paul Walsh
Indian River Charter School
Vero Beach, Florida

Eligibility Requirements

Varsity high school bowling participant
High School Seniors only
Registered in the USBC High School Team membership program
Minimum 2.7 GPA (on a 4.0 scale or equivalent)
Involved with extracurricular activities
Actively involved in the community

Tournament News

	Illinois, Alaska Bowlers win DAAHSC Natalie Cortese of Hoffman Estates, Ill., and Travis Moyer of Anchorage, Alaska, overcame the pressure of competing in front of ESPN television cameras Sunday to win national titles in the Denny's All-American High School Championships. More ...
	Finalists Set for DAAHSC Four varsity high school bowlers advanced past a tough field Saturday and will have the chance to compete for thousands of dollars in scholarships on national television in the finals of the 2008 Denny's All-American High School Championships. More ...
	Teens Selected for Denny's All-American High School Championships Thirty-two elite high school student-athletes have graduated to the next level through their selection to compete in the second Denny’s All-American High School Championships in March. More ...
	Deadline Approaching for Denny's High School Event The nomination process is underway and the excitement is building for the 2008 Denny’s All-American High School Championships. For the second year in a row, this premier event will showcase the nation’s top varsity high school bowlers while promoting the future growth of the sport. More ...
	Calling All Varsity High School Bowlers Denny’s, the PBA and the USBC today announced plans for the 2008 Denny’s All-American High School Championships set for next March in North Brunswick, N.J. More ...