After three team games and six Baker games, the top 4 seeded teams bowled for the State Championship. In Individual competition, Warren Central High School's Dylan Murphy and Heritage High School's Jessica Fifer were named the Individual Boys and Girls State Champions. Sixty boys and girls competed for the second, annual state individual titles. The Indiana High School Bowling season began in October with 132 high schools fielding 131 boys' teams and 119 girls' teams. Ninety host-bowling centers comprise the High School Bowling program and have underwritten the coaches' salaries, uniforms, bowling fees, awards and college scholarships.
Schools try to field both boys' varsity and girls' varsity squad.
As the conference expands, junior varsity competition will be included as well. The Indiana High School Bowling Program is divided into four zones - North, North Central, Central South and Southwest. Each of the zones is then broken down into individual conferences. At this time, there are 19 conferences throughout the state. Complete individual and school results and high resolution, digital photos of top finishers are now available via e-mail for immediate publication.