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Bowling Non-Ambulatory

Non-Ambulatory Bowling

To compete at the National Senior Games, you must meet the following criteria at a State Senior Games the year before the National Senior Games:

  • Compete at a State Games: Any non-ambulatory athlete (using a wheelchair or scooter) who completes their event at a State Senior Games automatically qualifies for Nationals; there is no placement requirement. You must take part in each specific event (singles, doubles or mixed doubles) you wish to bowl.
  • Team bowling exception: Any bowler who has qualified in non-ambulatory singles, doubles or mixed doubles is automatically eligible for the non-ambulatory team bowling event.
  • Limited event qualification: If your state does not offer a non-ambulatory bowling event, you can qualify by submitting proof that you competed in an official non-ambulatory competition the year before Nationals.


For all the details, check the full National Senior Games Rulebook.

Thursday, July 1, 2027 - Practice

Friday, July 2, 2027 - Competition

Saturday, July 3, 2027 - Competition

Sunday, July 4, 2027 - Practice / Competition

Monday, July 5, 2027 - Competition

Tuesday, July 6, 2027 - Practice / Competition

Wednesday, July 7, 2027 - Practice / Competition

Thursday, July 8, 2027 - Competition

Non-Ambulatory Singles, Non-Ambulatory Doubles, Non-Ambulatory Mixed Doubles, Non-Ambulatory Team

 

Non-Ambulatory Sport Definition 
Non-ambulatory means a person who is unable to walk and is therefore dependent on a wheelchair in daily life. NSGA's non-ambulatory sports are for those who are unable to walk without assistance or at all, and who will be competing in a wheelchair at the event.

Athletes must provide their own bowling balls and shoes.

Click Here for the NSGA Non-Ambulatory FAQs

 

Non-Ambulatory Sport Definition 
Non-ambulatory means a person who is unable to walk and is therefore dependent on a wheelchair in daily life. NSGA's non-ambulatory sports are for those who are unable to walk without assistance or at all, and who will be competing in a wheelchair at the event.

Venue Information

AMF Sheridan Lanes

3121 S Sheridan Rd, Tulsa, OK 74145

The Bowling competition will take place under one roof at AMF Sheridan Lanes in Tulsa, OK. The center is equipped with 60 synthetic lanes using a house shot oil pattern, two full-service bars, a kitchen and an on-site pro shop. The venue is fully wheelchair accessible. Parking is free and plentiful, and the center is located about 10 minutes southeast of downtown Tulsa and the Athlete Village at Arvest Convention Center.

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