Season Statistics and Rankings

Explore season rankings, individual and team statistical leaders, and regular season event results.

Are you a Prospective Student Athlete?

Find out more about the recruiting process and which college and universities sponsor NCAA Bowling!

NCAA Bowling Match Records

The NTCA has compiled an All-Time Record book for NCAA Bowling. With large thanks to Mike Karushaar and past/present board members, we have assembled most stats from 2014 onward. In an effort to make the record book as accurate as possible, we ask you to please use this form if you believe you have a record that should be and is not currently represented. 

NCAA Bowling History

NCAA Bowling became a sanctioned sport by the NCAA in 2003. The first National Champion (Nebraska) was crowned at Emerald Bowl in Houston, TX in 2004!

The National Tenpin Coaches Association

Learn more about the driving force to the advancement of NCAA Bowling, NTCA Board of Officers, and member institutions.

We Stand With You


The National Ten Pin Coaches Association and its member institutions stand in the fight against all forms of social injustice in our society. We take pride in the uniqueness of individuals who make up our sport around the globe. Accordingly, we promote and celebrate a welcoming and inclusive environment where individuals find power in being themselves. We understand that, now more than ever, we must be persistent and strategic in the fight for universal equality regardless of race, gender, sexual orientation, socioeconomic class, etc.

Acknowledging the injustices around us, the NTCA has formed a Diversity, Equity and Inclusion committee. This committee will seek to listen to those impacted by injustice, educate our community, and exhibit this work by being true allies to our athletes.

We stand with our student-athletes, coaches, & colleagues to do our part in making the world a better place for all. Side by side, we stand together.


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