Roll Together: Connected Struggles, Collective Strengths, and Cultivating community through awareness and action
Bowling becomes a metaphor: every pin you knock down represents a challenge overcome, and the lanes are the journey—but the real fun happens when we play as a team, support each other, and celebrate wins together.
Friday, October 17, 2025
Colonial City Lanes
Doors Open at 6:00 PM | Tournament Begins at 8:00 PM
Attire: Bring your best 90’s look for a night of nostalgia, music, and fun!
No Tap Bowling Tournament
3 games | 22 team max | 4 bowlers per team
$50 per person | Proceeds benefit New Directions
Format: 3 games total pinfall
Handicap: 80% of 220 (based on most recent USBC composite average)
Bowlers without an average will bowl scratch
All averages subject to review; tournament director has final say
Payouts (based on full house): $800 $400 $200
Raffle & Door Prizes throughout the night!
Photo Booth with fun 90’s props to capture the memories
Spectators Welcome! Come cheer, enjoy the music, join the raffles, and soak in the fun
Safety First: Please plan ahead — designated drivers are recommended
This tournament is proudly hosted by New Directions, with proceeds supporting our mission to provide safety, healing, and freedom for survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, and human trafficking in Knox County.
Don’t miss out—whether you’re rolling strikes or rocking your best 90’s gear, it’s going to be a night of community, connection, and collective strength!
ADD ON OPPORTUNITY:
90’s Name Your Lane Donation
Take your support to the next level with a special throwback opportunity! For a donation of $100, you can Name a Lane at our Roll Together: Connected Struggles, Collective Strengths bowling tournament.
Your chosen name (individual, family, business, or fun 90’s throwback nickname) will be proudly displayed on a banner over the lane all night long!
This is a fun way to:
Celebrate a loved one
Promote your business
Pay tribute to a 90’s icon
Show your community spirit
Every “Named Lane” donation directly benefits New Directions and supports safety, healing, and freedom for survivors in Knox County.
