COLORADO STATE JAMBOREES
The Colorado State Jamboree was started in April, 1962. The second
meeting in 1962 actually started the formal Jamboree. The intent of
this function was to invite special guests from the American Bowling
Congress, to share with us their knowledge of the start of the new
season. They would also inform us as to the new rule changes and
projected changes that will come up at the National Convention in
the spring.
YEAR WHERE HELD ASSOCATIONS NUMBER
REPRESENTED PRESENT
Men Women
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1962 Denver 12
1963 Boulder 13
1964 Denver 14
1965 Grand Junction 12 + 6 from Utah
1966 Denver 16
1967 Denver 17
1968 Longmont 14
1969 Colorado Springs 18 65
1970 Denver 16 78
The format of the Jamboree was changed, only cities that cannot host
the State Tournament will be host cities.
1971 Alamosa 18 85
1972 The State Men and Women joined together for the Jamboree
1972 Fort Morgan 15 80 52
1973 Lamar 16 83 83
1974 Durango 15 73 40
1975 Canon City 18 132 131
1976 Montrose 20 113 113
1977 Grand Junction 27 185 185
1978 Longmont 23 253 214
1979 La Junta 22 193
1980 Glenwood Springs 30 104 144
1981 Steamboat Springs 19 103 123
1982 Lamar 25 90 102
1983 Leadville 22 90 101
1984 Craig 21 91 103
1985 Greeley 23 129 159
1986 La Junta 21 98 144
1987 Salida 24 149 177
1988 Fort Morgan 21 129 146
1989 Montrose 20 111 119
1990 Estes Park 20 130 183
1991 Monte Vista 23 351
1992 The Colorado State Bowling Council assumed the responsibility
of the combined jamboree.
1992 Boulder 19 70 102
1993 Glenwood Springs 20 60 60
1994 Salida 21 55 58
1995 Estes Park 23 43 81
1996 Sterling 11 40 52
1997 Leadville 34 49 73
1998 Burlington 24 36 67
1999 Fort Morgan ? ? ?
2000 Canon City 10 20 35
2001 Denver Cancelled
2002 The Colorado State Bowling Association assumed the
responsibility of the Jamboree. The Men and Women decided to
break apart the jamboree and each association will hold their
own.
2002 Gunnison 5 35
2003 Denver 1 24
2004 Denver 6 32
2005 Denver 7 31
2005 was the last Jamboree. Under USBC, Jamborees will now be known as Workshops.
2006 Denver 18
2007 Estes Park 23
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