Wii Bowling League for Seniors

Experience the joy of participating in the National Senior League’s (NSL) Wii Bowling League for seniors and other members of the community. We manage and produce a national league with both fall and spring seasons, where we celebrate champions across seven divisions based on varying levels of ability. Whether you’re a seasoned bowler or trying it out for the first time, our community has a place for you.

NSL has Produced Nation Champions for the Past 15 years

What We Offer

Championship Divisions:

Compete in our seven divisions, ranging from Champions (average scores of 250 to 300) to Master 2 (average scores of less than 140).

Recognition and Awards:

The NSL provides all bowlers statistics, certificates of participation, and awards for national champions, runners-up, and a coveted Wii Bowler of the Year and Wii Coach of the Year recognition.

Basic Rules

Bowl in your community - no traveling required.
Form a team with up to four bowlers and allow four substitutes to create an 8-member roster.
It’s recommended to have a minimum of 5 registered bowlers on your team.
Each team has a ‘coach’ who is responsible for organization and keeping an open line of communication with the league. The coach is also responsible for posting weekly scores on our NSL.

Prizes and Participation

All bowlers receive participation certificates and are recognized with NSL etched glass awards at the national championship level. Our leagues are designed for fun, and we take care of the logistics so you can focus on the game. We also name and honor a Wii Bowler of the Year and a Wii Coach of the Year.

At NSL, our motto is simple:

LIVE ACTIVE • LIVE YOUNG • LIVE LIFE!

Wii have fun. Wii stay happy and healthy. Wii look forward to the competition each week. Wii find competitiveness we never knew Wii had. Wii strive to improve. Wii stay in touch with friends and teammates. Wii are true Champions. Wii love the NSL!

Our bowlers celebrate health, happiness, and camaraderie. Whether you’re discovering a competitive spirit or reconnecting with friends,
we know you’ll feel like a champion.

NSL Breakdown of Divisions

Our competitive structure includes:

Champions Divisions: Average 250 to 300
Super Elite Divisions: Average 220 to 250
Elite 1 Divisions: Average 200 to 220
Elite 2 Divisions: Average 180 to 200
Super Master Divisions: Average 160 to 180
Master 1 Divisions: Average 140 to 160
Master 2 Divisions: Average less than 140

Statistical Analysis

The 2024 NSL Spring Season featured:

160-200 Teams Representing 50-60 Communities From 30-33 States
1000+ Registered Wii Bowlers
50+ Bowlers Averaged 200+ Pins
30-40 Teams Averaged 210+ Pins
20-30 Members annually Enter the Prestigious NSL 300 Club

As in past seasons, Senior Centers rank as having Wii Bowlers with the highest averages.
Notably, Kingsport Senior Center in Kingsport, TN, and Generations Senior Center in Plymouth, WI, continue to dominate at the highest level of Wii Bowling.

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