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816 Joe Clifton Dr., Paducah, KY 42001. (270) 443 - 6441 816 Joe Clifton Dr., Paducah, KY 42001. (270) 443 - 6441 www.strikeandsparebowling.com Welcome to Cardinal Strike & Spare Family Fun Center! Strike and Spare has been part of the community since 2008. Our league base is one of the finest in all of Kentucky! We have a wide variety of leagues from which to choose. Join a league this season, make new friends, create new memories and become part of the Strike & Spare family. League exclusives only apply to league bowlers at Cardinal Strike & Spare. Bowl with us to receive the following special awards and discounts you can not receive anywhere else! Bowlers Rewards Card: Each bowler will receive a card. Each card comes with $10 FREE dollars on it. Our card offers membership benefits that make you eligible for valuable prizes and rewards. We send 1 email every month with exclusive deals such as free games, coupons for birthdays and more! 10% of league line- age fees will be placed back on your card at the end of the season. (Example: Spend $100 and receive $10 back on your card to spend at the bowling counter when you come in anytime.) Card may be used at any Strike & Spare Family Fun Center. Men’s 800 & Ladies 700 Jacket Keglers Cash Men bowl 800 and ladies bowl 700 series during 3 games each Win cash (paid on the spot). night to receive our exclusive black jackets and be Select up to one, two, or all enshrined in our elite group forever! ( Limit 1 e.o.s.) three games. Play amount from $0.25 to $5.00 per game. Win up to $150.00 each night! Award Towels for accomplishing: The BIG 4, All Spare Game, 7-10 split, 4 - 6 Split, Greek Church, Dutch 200, Triplicate Series, Clean 30 no open frames & 299 Game. (No limit) 2015 - 2016 League Lineup Monday - Pacesitters Starts August 17th. Practice starts at 6:30pm. $14 per person weekly. 7 points per night. 4 person mixed teams (must have 2 men & 2 women). Handicap 80% times difference from 200. Bowl 33 weeks One of our most popular leagues in the house! The friendly people in this league will make you feel right at home. Split season gives more teams an opportunity to win the league. Awards will be each half. Banquet and pay off will be held at the end of the season, following a fun bowling night! Pot lucks held during the holidays. Monday – Kids Bowl Free Ball Starts September 28th. Practice Starts at 6:45pm. $10 per person weekly. Bowl 2 games per night. 2 points per night. 2 per mixed teams ages 4 & Up (boys, girls, parents or mixed). Will receive personal bowling ball. Bowl 8 weeks To all “Kids Bowl Free” summer participants, this league is exclusive to only you! Perfect for people who are new to bowling and wanting to bowl more with family and friends. Come join us for only 8 weeks and receive your very own bowling ball at the end of the league! Family fun atmosphere! Bring the entire family out to the end of season fun night when the kids receive their new bowling balls and everyone may bowl for free! Tuesday - Alley Katz Starts September 8th. Practice starts at 9:30am. $10 per person weekly. 7 points per evening. 3 person ladies teams (ladies only). Handicap is 80% times difference from 200. Bowl 33 weeks This fun league is for everyone. The friendly people in this league will make you feel right at home with the fun atmosphere! This league is perfect for anyone new to bowling or league regulars. Averages range from 90 to 180. Enjoy pot luck around the holidays and cake and ice cream on people’s birthday! Points will be continuous through the season. Tuesday - Ladies Independent Starts August 18th. Practice starts at 6:30pm. $13 per person weekly. 7 points per night. 5 person teams (ladies only) Handicap is 90% times difference from 210. Bowl 33 weeks Ladies night! Sorry boys, this one is just for the girls. Join with your best girlfriends to make the league more enjoyable. Averages range from 120 to 215. Split season gives more teams a chance to win. Enjoy pot luck around the holidays and end of the season fun night. Tuesday - Men Merchants Starts August 25th. Practice starts at 6:30pm. $14 per person weekly. 7 points per evening. 5 person teams (men only). Handicap is 90% times difference from 210. Bowl 33 weeks The Men’s Merchants is the longest running league at Strike & Spare. Come bowl in a friendly yet competitive league. Averages range from 130 to 230. Split season gives more teams an opportunity to win the league. Multiple card games give bowlers extra chances to win cash each night. Split season gives more teams a chance to win. Thursday - Ladies Major Starts August 20th. Practice starts at 6:00pm. $13 per person weekly. 7 points per day. 3 person teams (ladies only). Handicap is 80% times difference from 200. Bowl 28 weeks These ladies will make you feel right at home! This fast pace league is perfect for anyone new to bowling or league regulars. Perfect for ladies wanting to bowl early and not stay late. Points will be continuous throughout the year. Friday - Party Animals Starts August 21st. Practice starts at 10:00am. $14 per person weekly. 7 points per night 4 person mixed teams (must have 2 men and 2 women on each team). Handicap is 90% times difference from 210. Bowl 33 weeks Start your weekend off right! This league is for everyone. The friendly people in this league will make you feel right at home with the fun music playing atmosphere! This league is perfect for anyone new to bowling or league regulars. Enjoy end of the year fun night and banquet. League is split into two halves giving more teams an opportunity to win. Saturday -Youth Starts August 29th. Practice starts at 10:00am. $10 per person weekly. 4 points per day. 2 person mixed teams (all boys, girls or mixed). Handicap is 100% based off an average of 200. Bowl 32 weeks This league is for kids ages 6 - 20. Youth bowling provides unique opportunities for coaching and instruction, fun and friendly competition, fair play, teamwork, leadership development and lifelong friendships. Come get involved with a cool sport that anyone can play! Banquet and awards will be held after league season. Our Mission... To provide a clean, professional, family environment for wholesome entertainment and family fun while maintaining high standards of cleanliness, high food and beverage quality, modern equipment and impeccable service to our customers. To our employees we provide a work environment with long term employment and growth opportunities for our team members. Strike & Spare strives for maximum profitability by providing a quality product in a growing number of locations throughout the United States. -Larry Schmittou CARDINAL S & S LEAGUE INFORMATION INQUIRY NAME: PHONE #: ADDRESS: CITY: ZIP CODE: EMAIL: I AM INTERRESTED IN JOINING: DAY: I HAVE A TEAM OF: PLACE ME ON A TEAM: COMMENTS/QUESTIONS: For additional information about leagues or how to start your own please call: Kay Whitman at 270 - 443 - 6441 .
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