Greater Flint Area Youth Hall of Fame

Nominations will be available from October through December 31^st.

Criteria for Nomination

1. All nominees must be a minimum of 17 years of age and a maximum of 26 years of age as of August 1^st of the current bowling season.
2. All nominees must have bowled a minimum of 5 bowling seasons in a youth or high school program in the Greater Flint Area
3. All nominees must be in good standing with the United States Bowling Congress
4. All nominees must meet all MHSAA requirements for scholarship eligibility.

 

Each inductee will be receiving a $250 scholarship from Greater Flint Youth Bowling.

Special Thanks to Ben Roof and A Frame Awards

for donating the awards and for printing up the booklets for Youth Hall of Fame.

Allison Scully

Allison Scully was a member of the Greater Flint Youth Bowling program for 10 years and participated in high school bowling all four years on the Varsity Team at Davison High School. She has a youth high average of 195, high game of 288 and a high series of 680. She was a member of the Davison High School varsity bowling team. She was voted team captain of the Davison High School team all four years that she participated. Allison finished in the final 4 of the MHSAA state finals in the singles competition in the 2003-2004 season and finished in 5^th place in singles in the 2002-2003 season. She was also an All State selection for the 2003-2004 high school bowling season.

Allison was a member of the Greater Flint Youth All Star/Invitational Team all four years of her high school career. She made the All City Team seven times during her junior career and she was the captain of the All City team two times, in 2000-2001 and 2004-2005. She also won a scholarship in the City Mixed Doubles  Tournament in 2004-2005 season when she won the open division.

After her high school career, Allison accepted a scholarship to attend University of Central Missouri for bowling. She is believed to be the first bowler from the Greater Flint Area to ever receive a scholarship for bowling at a major university.  At UCM, Allison got to bowl for an NCAA national championship all four years of her collegiate career.

Allison also participated in Big Brother/Big Sisters bowling fundraisers and helped coach the youth bowlers at Rollaway Lanes from 2000 through 2005. She also coached youth bowling in college in Missouri for a few years.

What it would mean to be inducted into the Greater Flint Area Youth hall of Fame:

Being inducted into the youth hall of fame is an honor. I feel privileged to now be with some of the greatest bowlers in the Flint area. Spending my entire youth participating in the Greater Flint Youth Bowling Association was a memorable experience. To be inducted into the Youth Hall of Fame would mean the world to me to show all aspiring young bowlers that dedication, hard work, and determination will pay off and result in wonderful achievements.

Congratulations Allison and welcome to the Greater Flint Youth Hall of Fame!

Scott Fisackerly

Scott Fisackerly was a member of the Greater Flint Youth bowling program for 12 years and participated in high school bowling for 2 years on the Davison Varsity Bowling Team. Scott has a high average of 201, a high series of 749, and a high game of 288. Scott was a member of the Davison High School team that won the Big Nine Conference Championship and was named 3^rd team All Conference for the Big Nine Conference both years he bowled high school. He qualified for the state finals with his team both years he bowled high school. He was also named All State Academic his senior year of high school. Scott was a Michigan State Doubles Champion and he qualified for the All Star/Invitational Team 3 years in a row from 2005 to 2007. Scott was also a City Singles Champion in 2004 and won the $500 Greater Flint Youth Scholarship in 2006. He was a member of the All City team 7 times and was named the captain of the All City Team for the 2003-2004 season. Scott was the Bantam high average in 1998 for the Greater Flint Area with a 128 average. Scott also served 2 years on the Greater Flint USBC Board of Directors and coached the JV boys team at Davison for 3 years after graduation. More recently Scott has been involved in helping to start and keep the Greater Flint Youth Hall of Fame going for the last 5 years.

 What it would mean to be inducted into the Greater Flint Area Youth hall of Fame:

For more than 12 years since I first picked up a bowling ball I have been involved with the game in the Greater Flint area. To say that it is a major part of my life would be an understatement. Through bowling I’ve grown to know many people and have met my best friends through the game.  When I made the decision to become a high school coach, it was to give back to a game that had given me so much throughout the years, and as a way to keep involved in the youth programs that had become my home, even as I progressed into the adult leagues.
To be inducted into the Greater Flint Youth Hall of Fame would be an overwhelming honor to me, as it would represent everything I had done as a youth bowler in the Greater Flint Area and be a final award from the game that has become much more than a hobby, but a lifestyle.

Congratulations Scott and welcome to the Greater Flint Youth Hall of Fame!

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Scholarship money for each inductee has been raised by :

The Flint Metro Bowling Conference

Davison Mixed Doubles Tournament @ Richfield Bowl

Flint Metro Bowling Conference Team Championship Tournament @ Richfield Bowl

Carman Ainsworth Singles Tournament @ Grand Blanc Lanes

Flint 700 Club

Flint Women’s 600 Club

Greater Flint Area Youth Hall of Fame Class of 2014

Allison Gerding-Scully

Scott Fisackerly

Greater Flint Area Youth Hall of Fame Class of 2013

 Lindsey Ploof

Bryanna Witham

Andreya Teuber

Greater Flint Area Youth Hall of Fame Class of 2012

Joey Hoover

Natalie Gerlach

  Quinton Burnett

Greater Flint Area Youth Hall of Fame Class of 2011

 Anna Haggerty

Erin Brown

 Tylor Green

 Chad Hoover

 Greater Flint Area Youth Hall of Fame Class of 2010

 Matthew Anderson

Anthony Harger II

  Nicholas Sutherland