Sorry I stopped posting about the league.  I got kind of lazy about recording my stats and everything so I ended up not bringing my sheets with me after the third week.  In any case, my average did nothing but drop really.  I managed to get it to around 174 before the final shot, which was the Viper.... but I couldn't find anything on the Viper pattern at all so I ended up dropping 4 pins to an even 170 before the end of the season.  Overall it was a good experience and I learned things about my game... which was kind of proven when I came out my first week back on a house shot and shot a 774.... with 4 opens.

So my first week back on a house pattern after 13 weeks bowling PBA shots, I came out and fired a 774.  Now I have a 258 average to keep up >.>

I believe I threw 29 strikes yesterday in a 3 game league.  If I had picked up my easy spares I would have shot a 797 I believe....  If I had picked up my split too I would have had an 800 series.

Remembering how I can shoot whatever line I want on a house shot without really fearing complete fail... made it so easy to take advantage of the large amount of area I had.  The one split l left... was because the ball *too far* into the dry boards on the right and it dove through the nose >.>  So ridiculous lol.

Even though the scores were low, I guess PBA Experience helped my game after all.  I do feel a lot more confident on house patterns now knowing how easy they are in comparison.

The main intent of this is for it to be my PBA Experience League Blog for summer of 2008.  I could have made my own custom blog and uploaded it to my domain...but that would have taken more effort =P

That and I suppose joining a site like this has it's friendship and networking purposes as well.  In any case, I'll be bowling the PBA Experience League at Taylor Lanes, in Taylor, MI...which is home to a yearly PBA tour stop as well.  My scores and thoughts will be posted here every week after the league session.