Mike Nyitray's Coaching Resume

..	*2012 USOC National Developmental Coach of the Year* *2010 USOC National Developmental Coach of the Year* View USOC Press Release for 2012 selections *- -* View ALL past USOC selections 2012, '11, '10, '08 USOC Developmental Coach of the Year for BOWLING USBC 2013 Joyce Deitch UNITY Award - View USBC Article USBC 2009 Kerm Helmer Horizon Award - View USBC Article USBC *2008 David Dahms Coach of the Year* - View USBC Article

- -	U.S. High School Bowling Foundation www.ushsbf.org – The United States High School Bowling Foundation (USHSBF) is a not-for-profit organization designed to promote high school bowling. The USHSBF is structured in three-tiers; Tier 1 is Broward County, Tier 2 is all of Florida, and Tier 3 is anywhere else in the U.S.

Tier 1 was building high school bowling in Broward County; in place since 2010. By its ninth season in 2018, Broward County high school bowling had grown to over 120 student/athlete participants; which continues to this day.

Tier 2 was initiated when facilitating his “Growing High School Bowling in Florida” presentation at the 2012 Florida State USBC Jamboree in Orlando. After concluding his 30 minute presentation to more than 100 county and state association representatives, Michael stayed for an additional 2 hours fielding questions. Since then Michael has been communicating with reps from other counties regarding incorporating some of the innovative aspects of the Broward County high school bowling system as the Chair of the High School Bowling Committee for the Florida State USBC Bowling Association.

Tier 3 is to promote interest and growth in high school bowling nationwide. For that, Michael launched the U.S. High Bowling Foundation (USHSBF), an IRS 501 (c)(3) not-profit organization was launched in 2012 featuring the first-ever national and state record system for high school bowling. Well over 3,500 hours of research (so far) has gone into the compilation of more than 1,300 high school bowling scoring records spanning 34 states.

An important component of the USHSBF is the "National 300/800 Honor Roll". As of June '24, there were 2,325 - 300 games and 315 - 800 series from 30 different states displayed. Currently, there are more than twenty current or former Team USA members listed that have rolled 300 games and/or 800 series during their high school bowling careers. Click here to see who is listed on the 300/800 Honor Roll
Tier 4 includes the U.S. High School Bowling National Championships. This annual summertime event showcases the best high school bowling teams and individuals from across the country. Introduced in 2016, there have been eight National Championships hosted across the country. To date, there have been 4,272 bowlers that represented 32 states. The 2024 U.S. High School Bowling National Championship took place in Lancaster, Pennsylvania on June 8-10, 2024 that hosted 580 bowlers from a record 25 states.

Broward County High School Bowling

www.hsbowling.org - Created in 2010 with support of the FHSAA, high school bowling in Broward County is unique in two ways. It is both a Singles and Team league system. A school can start a team with as few as one bowler! Broward County High School Bowling is an intramural club sport at the County level, but is a Varsity sport in the State level.

The ultimate success came for Broward County High School Bowling came in 2013, 2017 and again in 2018:

In 2019, Andysson Alleyne carried the highest average in the nation with a 240.44 average.

At the 2018 FHSAA State Finals, Coral Springs Charter School's girls team won the 2018 FHSAA Girls Team Title, bringing Broward County's its third state championship.

In March '18, the USBC selected Crystal Singh as the 2018 Alberta E. Crowe Star of Tomorrow. Crystal is the first girl ever selected from the State of Florida in the 57 year history of this award! Click to see USBC article

Crystal Singh was selected to the 2016-17 Dexter/USBC High School All-American Team.

Crystal Singh (Coral Springs Charter School) won the 2017 FHSAA Girls Singles Title, bringing Broward County's its second state championship.

Krystina Nealon and Jessica Mellott were both selected to the 2013-14 Dexter/USBC High School All-American Team.

In May '13, Krystina Nealon was selected by her school - Coral Glades HS - as their girls “Athlete of the Year”. This is the first time a bowler has ever been selected 'athlete of the year' by any school in South Florida.

Krystina Nealon (Coral Glades HS) brought to Broward County its first-ever bowling state championship upon winning the 2013 FHSAA Girls Singles Title.

The FHSAA designated Broward County High School Bowling in 2013 officially as FHSAA District 15.

Broward County High School Bowling was founded in 2010.. During that inaugural season Nathan Ricks, a junior at Stranahan High School, set a new boys National High School Average Record with a 246.0 average!

Michael Nyitray's Coaching Innovations

First person ever selected TWICE – 2010 & 2012 – by the ... U.S. Olympic Committee for any National USOC award

Only bowling coach ever selected U.S. Olympic Committee NATIONAL Developmental Coach of the Year

Only Floridian ever selected U.S. Olympic Committee NATIONAL Developmental Coach of the Year

Only Coach ever selected by the USBC for their:
..... USBC Joyce Deitch Unity Award in 2013
..... USBC Kerm Helmer Horizon Award in 2009
..... USBC David Dahms Coach of the Year in 2008

First American Head Coach to ever win a World Championship with a foreign country - Thailand
GOLD Medal (Women’s Doubles) – 1995 FIQ World Championships