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  1. 1
    Name: Bryant T. Dill on Mar 9, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association: Great Dayton USBC
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): youth
    Comments:
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    Name: Lauren Eramo on Mar 9, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association: State Association
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): State Association Manager
    Comments:
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    Name: Sharon Schildroth on Mar 9, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association: Michigan State USBC
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): Association Manager
    Comments:
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  4. 4
    Name: Lawrence Peter on Mar 9, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association: Greater Attleboro
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): adult
    Comments:
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  5. 5
    Name: Ariel Sims on Mar 9, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association:
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): youth
    Comments:
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  6. 6
    Name: Tara Bennett on Mar 9, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association: Delaware
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): Youth Official & DWBA USBC Manager
    Comments:
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    Name: Ed Kinsley on Mar 9, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association: GAYABA
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): Center owner
    Comments:
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  8. 8
    Name: Anonymous on Mar 9, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association: Indy USBC
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): Association Board Member
    Comments:
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    Name: Karen Moore on Mar 9, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association: Greater Attleboro
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): parent
    Comments: I think we should allow our children to stay in the youth division because they are not ready to be made to compete with adults at the age of 19 & 20. Let them stay children as long as possible. Thank You
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    Name: Joan Goetz on Mar 9, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association: gthusbcwba
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): association manager
    Comments:
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    Name: DORI STRUMAR on Mar 9, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association: GREATER ATTLEBORO
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): youth
    Comments:
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    Name: Tina Dill on Mar 9, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association: Bellefontaine usbc
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): adult
    Comments: This has upset my son very much. If this happens he is done bowling this year. This is way to short of notice for any of the young bowlers. He will be 20 in May and this will be his last season. He has one more session to bowl and earn scholarships for college. There needs to be notice and suitable amount of time for these young people
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    Name: Anonymous on Mar 9, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association:
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): youth
    Comments:
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    Name: Anonymous on Mar 9, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association: Maryland State
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): Assoc. Manager
    Comments:
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    Name: Rick Hartings on Mar 9, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association: Coldwater USBC Youth
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): Adult, Coach & Parent
    Comments: We have several former HS bowlers bowling in College and still have their youth status. The reason for this is to bowl scholarship tournaments to help pay for college. I totaly disagree with lowering the age to 19. What is the point If a 20 year old wants to join an adult league, let him or her make the choice.
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    Name: Lourine Brown on Mar 10, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association: Greater Boston
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): Association Board member, Coach
    Comments: we need to keep the youths in the program it gives them something to look forward to and it keeps them off the streets
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    Name: Cindi Cwik on Mar 10, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association: Scenic Valley
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): association manager
    Comments:
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    Name: Eddie Robbins on Mar 10, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association: ccusbcya
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): president
    Comments: keep the age as is
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    Name: Art Hurt on Mar 10, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association: GSLBA
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): coach
    Comments: I feel that the jr has expressed the USBC decision very wisely, and I support their comments completely.
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    Name: Ly Nell Rainey-Smith on Mar 10, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association: USBC Greater Boston
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): Former Youth Director
    Comments:
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    Name: Rose Hamilton on Mar 10, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association: Massachusetts State USBC Youth Assoc
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): 1st Vice President
    Comments: Usbc needs to rethink what they are doing. This merger was a very big mistake
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    Name: Michael Goff on Mar 10, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association: SMUSBCYA
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): President
    Comments: This is typical of the people who are at the top making the decisions for everyone else, ALL FOR US AND SCREW EVERYONE ELSE!!!! Hope you people are proud of yourselfs.
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    Name: Anonymous on Mar 10, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association: Green Bay USBC Youth
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): State President
    Comments:
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    Name: John Marchitto on Mar 11, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association: New Haven CountyUSBC
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): Board member
    Comments: Looks like just another thing they are taking away from the youth
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    Name: Daniel Vello on Mar 12, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association: Southeastern Massachusetts USBC Youth
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): youth/board member
    Comments:
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    Name: Anonymous on Mar 14, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association: New Haven Co
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): PARENT
    Comments: Young adults need these programs. So many things are dropped when they turn 18 that there is very little to do sports wise. Also, most leagues offer scholarship monies which is vital to their education especially in these hard economic times.
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    Name: Theresa Gautreau on Mar 15, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association: GGUSBC
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): coach
    Comments:
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    Name: Ken Sheehan on Mar 16, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association:
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): Michigan State 2nd Vice President
    Comments:
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    Name: Jerilyn Kind on Mar 16, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association: Slinger-Richfield
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): Adult, Coach, Director, Parent
    Comments:
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    Name: Sara Poplawski on Mar 17, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association:
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): adult
    Comments:
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    Name: Wayne Ploense on Mar 17, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association: Waukesha
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): adult
    Comments:
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    Name: Catherine Wiegner on Mar 17, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association: Waukesha
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): adult
    Comments:
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    Name: Sandy Hanson on Mar 19, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association: FDLUSBCWBA
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): Association Board Member
    Comments: With the proposed age change, this would mean the end of Junior Gold participation for many youth bowlers beyond age 20. This is wrong. Many collegiate bowlers would no longer be able to participate for all of their college years. This is wrong. This is a sport our youth should be able to enjoy and participate in throughout their college years before being forced into adult participation.
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    Name: Marie Louise Willett on Mar 20, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association:
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): adult
    Comments:
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    Name: Monte Binkerd` on Mar 20, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association: Miami Co. USBC
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): Adult-Coach-Parent-Bd. Member
    Comments: I think USBC has overstepped its boundry this time. You are not thinking about our older kids at all.
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    Name: Mary Little on Mar 25, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association: Delaware
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): Adult, Coach
    Comments: USBC seems to be making all sorts of decisions that is not inthe best interest of bowlers. Seems to me that USBC should never have taken place, we were better off the way we were
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    Name: Brenda Meola on Mar 25, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association: Greater Danbury USBC
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): Coach, Association Board Member (Youth Director)
    Comments:
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    Name: Marie Gruenberger on Mar 26, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association:
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): Association Board Member, Parent, Adult
    Comments:
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    Name: Anonymous on Mar 27, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association:
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): association board member
    Comments:
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    Name: Jenny Fintel on Mar 28, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association:
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): parent
    Comments:
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    Name: Donna Chatham on Mar 29, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association: usbc
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): parent
    Comments: This ruling will make more youths have to retiring bowling during their college years, if they have to chose college sports or bowling more youths will chose college sports,
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    Name: Andrew Pittsley on Apr 1, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association: New Bedford
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): USBC Bowler
    Comments: I miss this cutoff by one day, which makes me even more upset that there was no warning or news about the proposition and now rule.
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    Name: Sharon Rich on Apr 9, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association:
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): GA state usbc wba president & north ga usbc wba president
    Comments: usbc is going to be the downfall of bowling. we are too much "in the bed" with bpaa and as a nonprofit organization we are working spending our money for a for profit group. merger definately saving millions---thats why they went to 10.00 just 1 year after merger then move to texas to save us even more & need to increase dues 4.50 youth & 5 adults. God forbid if they werent saving us money. plus olympic lust is controling their moves too
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    Name: Joshua Wunschel on Apr 9, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association:
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): youth
    Comments:
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    Name: Nick Lizotte on Apr 9, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association:
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): youth
    Comments:
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    Name: Shelley Moore on Apr 9, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association: Mesa County
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): Youth Director,adult bowler, association manager
    Comments:
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    Name: MATTHEW KAPS on Apr 9, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association: Peoria
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): Youth
    Comments: I have been bowling for over 10 years and still bowling for my college education, I have one more year to beable to bowl to help me through college if they change the age I rally pray that this will not happen I haave at least 3 more years to go in college and hoping I can still bowl youth to earn scholarship money if not I do not know what I will do to be able to get trhough rest of my college.
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    Name: Tom Roth on Apr 10, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association: topeka usbcba
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): youth & high shool coach
    Comments: some of these kids are not ready for adult leagues, they need the extra time to develope, they are great in their own environment
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    Name: Richard Capozzoli on Apr 10, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association: Augusta
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): Association
    Comments: I feel that lowering the age is wrong and that setting a standard sanction price is very wrong.
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    Name: Randall Mansir on Apr 10, 2009
    Country: US
    Local Association: CMUSBC
    Status (i.e. youth, adult, pro, coach, parent, association board member, etc.): adult - youth league sec
    Comments:
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