Averages 

It's pretty simple: you bowl three games, we total them up and divide 'em to figure out your average. Hit your average each week and you're golden. Bowl above it and you just may raise it. Bowl below it and you'll cost your team. It's all in your hands. Below you will find the breakdown of the averages of each bowler. Click the "[history]" link next to any bowler's name to see how that person have done in past seasons.

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You can resort the data simply by clicking the column headers.*
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Bowler Games Total Pins Average ±
Aaron Barber  [history] 24 4351 181 +2
AJ Hofmann  [history] 33 5826 176 -1
Ben Spencer  [history] 30 5181 172 +1
Brian Schaben  [history] 21 2383 113 -2
Buck Nasty  [history] 21 2716 129 +2
Carl Mueller  [history] 18 2138 118 -1
Cat Atwood  [history] 27 2788 103 +2
Chris Hagan  [history] 30 3501 116 -1
Chris Lenz  [history] 21 2592 123 -
Chris Windham  [history] 29 4439 153 -2
Dennis Walling  [history] 27 4458 165 -
Dustin Schmeltz  [history] 30 4911 163 -
Ian Estey  [history] 27 4915 182 -
Jacob Holst  [history] 24 2650 110 -
Jeremy Varnell  [history] 33 4201 127 -
Jim Koger  [history] 18 2155 119 -
JoAnne Barber  [history] 33 4199 127 -
Kurt Fredrickson  [history] 24 2539 105 -1
Matthew Taylor  [history] 30 5227 174 +1
Nathan Burrows  [history] 30 4508 150 -
Nick Kinney  [history] 27 4699 174 +4
Scott Lawson  [history] 33 4645 140 -2
Scott Murdock  [history] 33 5177 156 -1
Seth Gunderson  [history] 30 5015 167 -
Tim Deddens  [history] 30 3981 132 -
Note: Averages for the Winter 1999-2000 season are a snapshot from week 9 of 16, the only data we have available.* For example – if you would like to see who has the highest average, simply click the "Average" column header. That column will automatically be resorted by highest to lowest. Click it again and it'll reverse sort from lowest to highest. See? Told you it was simple.

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For those who like to hang out in the bar between turns, which of these would you prefer as a way of known when it's your turn?

  • A full-blown scoreboard you can watch in the bar area (likely projected on the wall somewhere)

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  • A QR code you can scan to load mobile web page that shows who is up on each lane

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