Registration Open for Winter Stonewall Bowling

Posted by By QBurgh staff writer November 30, 2021 1 Min Read
Photo courtesy of Stonewall Sports Pittsburgh

Stonewall Sports Pittsburgh’s winter bowling season is now open to registrations until December 6.

The winter season is set to kick off in February 2022 with games being held on Tuesdays from February 8, 2022 until April 5, 2022. Games are held at the AMF Noble Manor Lanes on Noblestown Road in the West End.

Teams can range from three to six players with a league cap of 16 teams.

Important dates

  • November 30 to December 6 • Online Registration
  • November 30 • Deadline to apply for Play It Forward Fund
  • February 1 • Welcome Week & Bowling for Average, *Mandatory for New Bowlers*
  • February 8 through April 5 • Weeks 1 to 8 (Special Event Week not yet selected.)
  • April 12 • End-Of-Season Tournament
Register here

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