NCABA 2004-2005 Official Ranking

 
    League Tournament Total COMPOSITE
 
    Pins/Gms Pins/Gms Pins/Gms AVERAGE
1
  Anthony D. Chapman 55,155/239 2,097/9 57,252/248 230.855
2
  Mark R. Glover 107,733/483 3,892/18 111,625/501 222.804
3
  John R. Fillis 87,329/396 1,816/9 89,145/405 220.111
4
  Ernest W. Spriggs 71,106/324 2,091/9 73,197/333 219.811
5
  James D. Einhorn Jr. 69,255/315 1,883/9 71,138/324 219.562
6
  Paul L. Rumbaugh II 59,363/270 1,880/9 61,243/279 219.509
7
  Douglas B. Knoth Jr. 69,698/318 1,942/9 71,640/327 219.083
8
  Hezekiah Dillahunt Jr. 92,761/423 1,875/9 94,636/432 219.065
9
  Chhoeun To 63,853/294 1,955/9 65,808/303 217.188
10
  Rawlin E. Jefferson 72,131/333 2,013/9 74,144/342 216.795



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.



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