The I-5 Showdown is a fundraiser for the Bridgetown Invitational Tournament (BIT), and pits up to 12 Oregon teams against 12 Washington teams for state bragging rights and custody of the I-5 Showdown trophy. The I-5 Showdown and BIT are USBC-sanctioned. Note, due to unforeseen circumstances with the house remodel, we will only be allowed 24 lanes.

Within a month of the tournament, watch FaceBook for lane assignments!

NOTE: Teams that bowl I-5 Showdown have first shot at 24 slots for the BIT (held in mid-March) with an estimated total prize fund of $6,000. Team entry must be fully paid to obtain a spot.

The I-5 Showdown:

REGISTRATION IS NOW OPEN, CLICK HERE. And captains should have all team info and payments recorded by now.

• When: Sunday September 15, 2024. Check-in starts 9am; 10 minutes of practice begins 10am.
• Where: Triangle Bowl, 700 Triangle Center, Longview, WA 98632 (map)
• Cost: $300 per team / $75 per person. No refunds once an entry has been entered and payment processed.
• Prizes: First place team: $1000! Second, $500. Third & fourth, $300.
• Tournament rules. Click here for the I-5 Showdown rules, which you should read this because there’s a lot more info in the rules than the basic info on this page.
• Waiting List: for team or single individuals please email [email protected]
• NOTE: Captains must pay for a team slot to be entered. I-5 Showdown is a first-paid, first-placed tournament. Team numbers are assigned by the tournament director as entries are completed.
• NOTE: All bowlers’ payments are required to be assigned a team number and claim a spot. It is the captain’s responsibility to manage a team’s complete registration.

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Questions: Contact [email protected] if you have questions about the I-5 Showdown, registration, or anything else.

Loosen up! Check out some fitness and stretching ideas for bowlers before the big game.

Sponsors: Both I-5 Showdown and the BIT are accepting sponsors at this time. Please contact Kyle Butler for further information.

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