NSL/NCL 2023 Wii BOWLING CHAMPIONSHIPS SCHEDULED FOR MID SEPTEMBER

January 16, 2023

Founder and Commissioner, Dennis Berkholtz, of the NSL/NCL Wii Bowling Championships announced today that the NSL/NCL Championships will not be held as scheduled this Spring Season.  Berkholtz stated, “after 13 years organizing and managing Senior Wii Bowling Championship’s we’re going to have a restart beginning in mid-September.  It’s time to create a new look and to give the NSL and NCL more thought as to the structure and timing of the Championships.  Hope all Wii Bowlers will join us in the Fall.” 

Wii HAVE A GREAT THING BOWLING ON!!

NSL 2022 FALL NATIONAL CHAMPIONS:
Champions Division - Towns Rolling Pins - Lisa Howard (Coach) - Oakwood, GA
Super Elite Division - Towns Hotshots - Lisa Howard (Coach) - Oakwood, GA
Elite 1 Division - PARC Communities - Lee Jarrett (Coach) - Marietta, GA
Elite 2 Division - NW Strikers - Bill Kleinschmidt (Coach) - Indianapolis, IN
Super Master Division - Holy Rollers - Samantha Reese (Coach) - Kirkwood, PA
Master 1 Division - Foothills Retirement Community - Charlotte Gruosso (Coach) - Easley, SC
Master 2 Division - Park Leaguers - Krista Cheshire (Coach) - Burbank, CA

NCL FALL NATIONAL CHAMPIONS:
Champions Division - ARC Wild Pride - Maria Baron (Coach) - San Andreas, CA
Master Division - DC Gunslingers - Alicia Edwards (Coach) - Dodge City, KS

The 2022 NSL season featured 214 teams from 25 states representing 59 communities with 1.047 registered Wii Bowlers.  We started the 1st season of the NCL with 9 communities representing 31 teams.  The NCL features Wii bowlers with intellectual and developmental differences representing the Autistic Community, the Down Syndrome Community and Special Olympic Athletes.

The NSL features senior bowlers from all walks of life and all levels of abilities.  We feature bowlers from CCRC’s, Independent Senior Living Communities, Assisted Living Communities, Affordable Housing Communities, Senior Centers, VA Hospitals, Nursing Homes, Senior Meal Programs and Recreation Centers.  The League features Senior Wii Bowlers with disabilities, bowlers in wheelchairs and legally blind bowlers.

In both leagues competitors bowl in their own community.  No traveling is involved.  Four (4) bowlers to a team.  A team roster can have up to 4 substitutes making for an 8 team roster.  The NSL/NCL recommends a team have a minimum of 5 registered bowlers.  All teams are led by a ‘coach’ who is responsible for organizing the team(s) and keeping an open line of communication with the NSL/NCL.  The coach is also responsible for posting team scores on the NSL website each week. 

The NSL/NCL provides participation certificates for all bowlers as well as certificates for conference champions.  Winners and Finalists at the National Championship level receive NSL Etched Glass awards.  We also name and honor a Senior Wii Bowler of the Year and a NSL Wii Coach of the Year.

The NSL and NCL DOES ALL THE WORK - OUR BOWLERS HAVE ALL THE FUN!

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NSL/NCL Wii Bowlers bring out the best in the NSL/NCL motto - LIVE ACTIVE.  LIVE YOUNG.  LIVE LIFE!  We have fun.  We stay happy and healthy.  We look forward to the competition each week.  We find competitiveness we never knew we had.  We strive to improve.  We stay in touch with friends and teammates.  We are true Champions.  We love the NSL!!!  We love the NCL!!!

Tell your friends about us.  Wii HAVE A GREAT THING BOWLING ON!!

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Call or email Dennis Berkholtz 435-714 9491/dennis@nslgames.com for more information.