The Dave Kowalski Award

Recognizing those who make a difference in junior bowling with their support of the Phantom Radio Junior Bowling Club.

The Dave Kowalski Award was established to recognize individuals who demonstrate exceptional support of junior bowling and help create opportunities for young bowlers to learn, compete, grow, and enjoy the sport.

Named in honor of Dave Kowalski, the award celebrates the same spirit of generosity, involvement, and dedication that Dave has shown throughout his life in bowling.

About Dave Kowalski

Dave Kowalski has spent decades as an active supporter of the bowling community, both as a competitor and as an advocate for junior bowlers.

Among his accomplishments and contributions:

Member of the Michigan Coaches Hall of Fame
Supporter of numerous junior bowling causes
Bowled 32, 300 games
Won 32 USBC Association titles
32-time USBC Association All-Star
Helped establish and financially support the Phantom Radio Junior Bowling Club

While Dave's accomplishments on the lanes are remarkable, the Dave Kowalski Award is ultimately about something larger: giving back to the next generation of bowlers.

About the Award

Each year, the Dave Kowalski Award recognizes individuals who have created a difference in junior bowling through their support of the Phantom Radio Junior Bowling Club.

Recipients may be recognized for contributions such as:

Supporting junior bowling programs and organizations

Mentoring and encouraging young bowlers

Volunteering time and expertise

Promoting junior bowling within the broader bowling community

Providing resources, opportunities, or financial support

Helping preserve and grow the sport for future generations