Tournaments

First contested in 1975, the USBC Intercollegiate TeamChampionships is the pinnacle event of the college bowling season.

The ITC brings together the top 16 men's and top 16 women's teams in the country to compete for national titles. For a school to participate in the ITC, it must compete in certified college tournaments and conferences throughout the season. By either winning a conference or being one of the top-ranked teams in the country, schools advance to postseason sectional qualifying events.The top four men's teams and top four women's teams from each sectional tournament earn berths into the ITC.

The USBC Intercollegiate Singles Championships, first contested in 2003, features the top 24 male and top 16 female collegiate bowlers in the country competing for national singles titles. Held annually in May, the event replaced the Association of College Unions International National Championships as the premier individual college bowling championship.

Prior to the 2003-04 season, USBC Collegiate (formerly known as College Bowling USA), along with the support of ABC and WIBC, announced the creation of the Intercollegiate Singles Championships (formerly the Collegiate Singles Championships) to be held at the completion of the collegiate bowling season. The event replaced the Association of College Unions International Men's and Women's National Championships and features the top 24 male and top 16 female collegiate bowlers in the country competing for national singles titles..

Each spring, college bowling teams compete in regional qualifying tournaments known as "sectionals" for a chance to hoist the Kerm Helmer Cup at the renowned Intercollegiate Championships in April.The USBC Intercollegiate Team Championships (formerly the Intercollegiate Bowling Championships), first contested in 1975, isthe pinnacle event of the college bowling season. The ITC brings together the top 16 men's and top 16 women's teams in the country to compete for national titles.For a school to participate in the ITC, it must compete incertified college tournaments and conferences throughout the season. By either winning a conference or being one of the top-ranked teams in the country, schools advance to post seasonsectional qualifying events. The top four men's teams and top four women's teams from each sectional tournament earn berths into the ITC.