Misuse of any funds entrusted to them as a conference officer, team captain, or tournament official. Participation in bowling activities in violation of Intercollegiate Bowling Program eligibility rules. A player suspended from membership in the Intercollegiate Bowling Program shall be ineligible to participate in all sanctioned conferences and tournaments or to hold any conference or tournament office. Academically ineligible player are not eligible to participate in Intercollegiate Bowling Program sanctioned events. The use of an academically ineligible or suspended player shall result in a forfeit of any event in which the player was used.
Eligible players can use their individual scores for determining awards.
Academic ineligibility does not affect YABA Youth Division eligibility. Infractions must be reported in writing to the Intercollegiate Bowling Program office. The intercollegiate coach, tournament director or conference secretary will assume the responsibility of following the suspension procedures issued by the Intercollegiate Bowling Program office, and file a written report with that office. The Intercollegiate Bowling Program office will give written notice to the individual team, and intercollegiate coach, tournament director or conference secretary of the decision. Appeals must be made in writing to the Intercollegiate Bowling Program Joint Oversight Committee within 30 days.