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League | Tournament | Total | COMPOSITE | ||
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Pins/Gms | Pins/Gms | Pins/Gms | AVERAGE | ||
1
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Mark R. Glover | 90,992/408 | 1,919/9 | 92,911/417 | 222.808 | |
2
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John A. Adams | 78,123/351 | 1,829/9 | 79,952/360 | 222.089 | |
3
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James D. Einhorn Jr. | 85,218/386 | 1,980/9 | 87,198/395 | 220.754 | |
4
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Chris M. Johnson | 68,637/312 | 2,077/9 | 70,714/321 | 220.293 | |
5
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Ernest W. Spriggs | 66,031/303 | 2,427/12 | 68,458/315 | 217.327 | |
6
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Kilinia B. Rhone | 114,139/526 | 2,615/12 | 116,754/538 | 217.015 | |
7
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Andrew M. Hile | 89,115/414 | 3,929/18 | 93,044/432 | 215.380 | |
8
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Michael E. Burchfield | 64,227/300 | 3,278/15 | 67,505/315 | 214.302 | |
9
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Masoud Hashemi-Haeri | 129,077/604 | 1,856/9 | 130,933/613 | 213.594 | |
10
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Daniel R. Rideout | 75,572/354 | 1,806/9 | 77,378/363 | 213.163 |
On August 9, 1998, the NCABA board of directors voted to reinstitute a system that officially recognizes its high-average bowlers according to composite average. Such a system, which began in the 1966-1967 season, was last in effect in 1988-1989.
The above ranking was calculated using the following criteria:
If you have any questions on the ranking system, please contact Ranking Committee Chairman Ronald McGregor.