- Reigning Ocean State Pepsi-Cola Consecutive Scratch Division Champions
Senate Females have won six (6) consecutive years from 2004 to present; Senate Males have won three (3) consecutive years from 2007 to present
- 2007-08 Ocean State Travel League Champions
Paul Judice, Gian Papa, Jalen Scott-Jones, David Lewis, Nicole Trudell, Rai Doblmeier, Bobby Pacuk, Sarah Pimentel, Deanna Outland, Tori Whetstone, and team captains Alex Raedel & Justin Scott-Jones
- 2007 TNBA Anthony J. Roberts National Runner-ups (Louisville, Kentucky)
Jalen Scott-Jones, David Lewis, Justin Scott-Jones & Rai Doblmeier
- 2007 TNBA Eastern Regional Tournament Champions (Brunswick, New Jersey)
Jalen Scott-Jones, David Lewis, Justin Scott-Jones & Rai Doblmeier
- 2005 TNBA Anthony J. Roberts National Champions (Detroit, Michigan)
Justin Scott-Jones, Rai Doblmeier, Randy Hagermoser & Chris Page
- 2005 TNBA Eastern Regional Tournament Champions (Brunswick, New Jersey)
Justin Scott-Jones, Rai Doblmeier, Randy Hagermoser & Chris Page
- 1999-2007 USBC Ocean State Pepsi-Cola Tournament Champions & Nat'l Qualifiers
Lauren Sills (2000); Lindsey Evans (2001); Danyelle Mangum (2002 & 2003); Brandon Medina (2002); Allyson Smith (2004); Deanna Outland (2005, 2008 & 2009); Nicole Trudell (2006 & 2007); Jose Santana, Jr. (2007); Sarah Pimentel (2007); and Rai Doblmeier (2007, 2008 & 2009)
- 2002-2008 USBC Junior Gold National Championship Tournament Qualifiers (Florida, Texas, Indiana, New York, Nevada and Michigan)
Brandon Medina (2), Allyson Smith (2), Chris Page (2), Randy Hagemoser (3), Deanna Outland (3), Nicole Trudell (4), Jalen Scott-Jones (3), Alex Raedel (2), Rai Doblmeier (5), Jadee Scott-Jones (2) and Tori Whetstone.
- TNBA Ruth L. Payne National Coach of the Year Recipients
Marty Jones (2002) & Monica Scott (2005)
- Nations Top 100 Coaches and listed in the Bowlers Journal International Magazine (July Issues)
Marty Jones (2005, 2006, 2007 & 2008) & Monica Scott (2006)
- Senate Members to Receive NCAA Bowling Scholarship
Allyson Smith (Texas Southern University)
Jazmine Price (Saint Paul's College)
Courntey Varin (Delaware State University)
Deanna Outland (Saint Paul's College)
 
Great opportunity
for your child(ren)!
We just completed our 10th season here at Providence Senate, and experienced yet another successful year. Despite being the smallest youth program in RI, we have had the most success and biggest impact out any program in our area within that time span. Our youth bowlers continue to improve their bowling skills year after year. However this past season we showed signs that our athletes may have become somewhat complacent, and over the summer we will go hard. Our junior bowlers competed in tournaments throughout New England, New York, New Jersey, Maryland and Indiana this past season with much success. Our athletes are given the opportunity to learn the sport of bowling through our Certified Coaches and volunteers, as well as come together to have a good time making new friends in our family style atmosphere. They, too, will be given the opportunity to compete both locally and nationally in tournaments for awards, trophies, merchandise and of course scholarships. Our league will also present them with the opportunity to achieve individual GOALS and be recognized for their accomplishments through their hard work. Our program and its members receive
coverage in the USBC Youth Magazine, TNBA Bowler
Magazine, Providence
Journal,
and the Bowlers Ledger. Our league standing
sheets are updated weekly and available to view online by
clicking on our official league standing sheet link to the
left of this page. We are the only program in RI that is
sanctioned by both the National
Bowling Association, Inc. (TNBA) and the United
States Bowling Congress (USBC). The opportunity also
exists for them to be considered as one of the four junior
bowlers chosen annually from RI to attend the Dick
Ritger's Bowling Camp in New York, through the dedication
of Mrs. Carol Giguere and the Ron Giguere Memorial Scholarship
Fund. Some of our athletes have attended bowling camps or trained in such places as Buffalo, NY; Nebraska and Florida. And finally, Rhode
Island United States Bowling Congress Youth Association
(RIUSBCYA) has a website that displays events
and directions for all the junior programs in our state.
Succeeding with hard work,
our 2008-09 Highlights!
- For the third straight season, the Providence Senate captured the Ocean State Travel League High Average awards for both male (Rai) and female (Nicole).
- Providence Senate has now won SIX straight State Pepsi Tournament Championships in the Girls Scratch Division (Allyson Smith 2004, Deanna Outland 2005, Nicole Trudell 2006 and 2007, and Deanna again in 2008 & 2009).
- Rai Doblmeier became the first Senate athlete to three-peat in the State Pepsi Championship in the Scratch Division in "Back-to-Back-to-Back" years (2007, 2008 & 2009).
- We had two youth bowlers – Nicole Trudell & Jalen Scott-Jones - notch a perfect (300) Game during the 2008-09 season, with both becoming the youngest to do so.
- Nicole Trudell now holds the record for HIGHEST average, game and series for all female athletes in Senate History in two divisions.
- Jadee became the first and only Senate athlete to win FIVE consecutive State (High Average Awards & All-Events Scratch) titles in both categories.
 - Rai Doblmeier earned a second spot on the US Bowling Team (deaflympics) and will travel to Twain this coming September 2009.
- David Lewis, age 16, and Jadee Scott-Jones, age 12, became the youngest members in the Black Bowlers Hall of Fame located in Chicago.l
- Rookie Qwadaris Rembert became the Junior Division Record Setter with both his 290 & 289 Game(s).
- Justin Scott-Jones ending his 10-year Senate bowling career as our All-Time Leading Scorer.
- Veteran Joshua Briggs, Jr. bowls impressive at TNBA Eastern Regional in Baltimore, MD posting 179 game & 435 series.
- Rookie Breanna Shorts, Frank Borowy and Shawn Correia ended the season an impressive fashion.
- Senate Stars win over $5,000 in scholarship plus awards at the Northeast Junior Scratch Tour of Champions: Rai-$800, Jadee-$760, David-$730, Jalen-$415, Deanna-$400, Nicole-$380, Justin-$240, Tori-$140, Bobby-$130, and Sarah-$80.
- Nicole Trudell & Jalen Scott-Jones became the youngest male and female athletes in the history of our state to ever become USBC Level One Certified Coaches. They also were selected as our 2007-08 Senate "Coach of the Year" award recipients.
- Natalie Jones appears to have a great future is the sport of bowling after having an excellent for rookie season.
Seven Senate athletes qualified to compete in the 2009 USBC Junior Gold National Championship Tournament in Indianapolis, IN this coming summer (Nicole Trudell, Jadee Scott-Jones, Deanna Outland, Jalen Scott-Jones, Rai Doblmeier, Justin Scott-Jones and Tori Whetstone). Jadee, at age 11, currently is the youngest bowler in the history of our state to ever participate in this prestigious event.
"Leaders
are made, they are not born. They are made by hard effort,
which is the price which all of us must pay to achieve any
goal that is worthwhile." ...
Vincent Lombardi
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Keep Your Eye
On The Target
Keeping your eye on your target from
start to finish will eliminate many inconsistencies
in the approach. You would be surprised how difficult
it is to do three times in a row, let alone a league
night or tournament. Remember, start to finish without
losing sight of it.
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