The reigning MEAC Champion Maryland Eastern Shore Lady Hawks were selected as part of the eight-team field that will compete for the 2011 National Collegiate Women's Bowling Championship beginning Thursday, April 14 -Saturday, April 16 at the Skore Lanes in Taylor, Michigan.

Bowling Terms

Team Game: Five bowlers per team each complete the standard 10-frames. All final scores are totaled and the team with the highest pin fall wins.

Baker Game: The five bowlers rotate with each person handling two frames in the game. The lead-off bowler has frames 1 and 6, the second spot takes frames 2 and 7 and so forth. Scores are totaled with the high score winning.

Media Coverage

2011 NCAA Selection Show

NCAA Bowling Page

2011 NCAA Bowling Championship Page

National Tenpin Coaches Association Poll- March 19, 2011

NCAA.com will have a live webcast of Friday's play. The finals are set for Saturday, April 10 at 8:30 p.m. The championship will air on Sunday, April 11 on ESPN at 3 p.m. EST

Follow the Action Live on NCAA.com

Releases

UMES/NCAA Postseason Guide

UMES' Frahm Earns Richard Bernstein Achievement Award

Maryland Eastern Shore to Compete in 2011 NCAA Bowling Championship

Maryland Eastern Shore Wins 2011 MEAC Bowling Championship

MEAC Announces 2011 Bowling All-Conference Honors

MEAC Announce Bowling Preseason Honors

NCAA Championship Information

2011 NCAA Bowling Championship Bracket

NCAA Bowling History

MEAC Information

MEAC Bowling Championship Central

2011 MEAC Bowling Statistics

2011 MEAC Team-By-Team Statistics

University of Maryland Eastern Shore "Lady Hawks"
2011 MEAC Bowling Champion