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2023 Greater Lafayette Bowling Association "Hall of Fame" inductee.

Ms. Dwanna Touchet served in the Unites States Army 1992-1998.

Dwanna started bowling at 8 years old. She rolled her first 200 game at 11 years of age. 

In Lafayette, Dwanna started adult leagues in the Ladies Major league at Lafayette Lanes. Dwanna has maintained a 200 average since 2009.

Her honor scores are many. She has 2 perfect 300 games, April 2022 & September 2022, and 1 800 series. She rolled an 815 series in 2012 (278, 279,258). 815 is currently the record series for ladies in Lafayette, La. 

Dwanna has 15 City Championships, 3 Louisiana State Championships along with several local and regional tournaments.

Dwanna continues to bowl at a high level.

2022 Greater Lafayette Bowling Association "Hall of Fame" inductee. 

Cindy began bowling in Lafayette in 1977. Cindy served for 15 years as President of the Greater Lafayette Women's Bowling Association. She served as the first President of the Greater Lafayette USBC Bowling Association President (consolidated in 2018). Cindy's Titles include the 1998 WIBC Women's National Doubles Championship. 5 time Louisiana State Champion. 15 Lafayette City Tournament Championships. She is the current Lafayette Senior Ladies Champion along with the Louisiana State Senior Women's Championship (2023).  in 2023, Cindy competed in her 33rd USBC National Championship. Cindy has rolled 2 300 games and a 298 game. Her high sanctioned series is 719.

Cindy is the 2023 Senior State Ladies Champion!

Mrs. Pate is the current Louisiana State Board of Directors President (2022-2025).

2019 Greater Lafayette Bowling Association "Hall of Fame".

Mrs. Beth DeLaune Comeaux has bowled for 40 years starting in Lafayette Adult/Youth bowling leagues. She was a member of the University of Louisiana (USL) Ragin Cajun' Bowling teams Sectional Championship team in 1986. Beth was a member of the PWBA Regional Association. She served as Coke League President and as a member of the Lafayette Women's Board of Directors. Beth was the first woman to roll a perfect 300 game at Lafayette Lanes. Beth has 2 - 300 games and numerous 700 series. High series 775. Her league high average is 207. In 2014, Beth was the N.R.Duff City Champion Singles, Lafayette Women's Champion and has several women's and Louisiana  State championships.

2019 Greater Lafayette Bowling Association "Hall of Fame" inductee.

Glynn Arceneaux has served as the University of Louisiana Ragin Cajun Bowling Coach for 45 years. Glynn has 2 Louisiana State Team titles, 1 Emerald Coast Team Championship and 1 Dr. Pepper Team Championship.

 Glynn started bowling in 1966 has has never missed a league season to date. Mr. Arceneaux has served as League President, Secretary or Treasurer for the last 40 years. Glynn served as Louisiana State Youth Bowling Association Secretary/Treasurer from 1986 to 2004 and Louisiana Bowling Proprietors ABoard member from 1989 to 2014. Glynn was a member of the Louisiana Ragin' Cajun Bowling Team from 1975 to 1979. His team finished 10th at the ABC Bowling Spectacular National Collegiate Finals in Oklahoma City in 1976. 

2019 Greater Lafayette Bowling Association "Hall of Fame" inductee.

Mike is the son of "Hall a Fame" member Nolan Broussard. Mike is a life long league bowler in Lafayette. Mr. Broussard has won 35 league championships. Mike won 3 N.R.Duff City Championships and 12 Knights of Columbus Tournaments. Mike has a league average high of 231 for a full season. Mike won the 2012 Emerald Coast Singles Championship with a 790 series. He has 6 "300" games and 2 "800" series. Mike shot a "819" series in the Louisiana State Championships in Houma, La. in 2010. Mr. Broussard served on the Lafayette Bowling Association for 2 years. Inducted into the "GLBA Hall of Fame" 2019.

Butch Cormier inducted 2015. Butch is also a member of the Louisiana State Bowling "Hall of Fame". Butch has rolled 104 "300 Games" and 50 "800 series". Butch rolled a perfect "300" game at the USBC National Championships in Las Vegas in 2017.

Purvis Granger PBA Champion, PBA Regional Champion, Louisiana State Champion, Lafayette City Champion. Purvis holds several PBA records, Highest opponents average against in the T.V. Finals. Purvis holds the record for highest match game tie in PBA history 300-300 against Norm Duke. Purvis was inducted in 2007.

Jim Van Arlsdale inducted 2000. Jim has been involved in coaching and the Lafayettte Bowling association for 20 plus years. Jim served as President and Vice President. Jim has 10 300 games and a series high of 795. Jim has won several State and City Championships along with a 3rd place finish at the U.S. Scratch Match and 2nd place finish at the Jamie Daigle National Family Tournament. Jim was inducted into the Louisiana State Hall of Fame in 2009. Jim has rolled a 700 series right handed and left handed. 2018 N.R. Duff City Champion Doubles. 2019 Louisiana Senior State Champion.

John Cormier Sr inducted 2004. Renella Cormier inducted 2017.

John is also a member of the Louisiana State Bowling "Hall of Fame".

Mrs Renella served as the Lafayette Youth Coordinator for 30 + years.

Derwin Petri was inducted in 2008. Mr. Pitre was a member of Team USA in 2000 and 2001 winning 2 Team Gold medals and a Doubles Silver medal while representing TEAM USA. Derwin's other accomplishments include: 2010 USBC Team All Events Champion. 2 PBA Regional titles. 2012 National BTM Champion. Mr. Petri won the Bowler's Journal Doubles Championship, multiple Louisiana State titles and Lafayette City titles. Derwin won the 2017 Southern Bowling Congress Doubles Champion. Mr. Petri has multiple 300 and 800 series. Derwin shot a perfect 300 game at USBC Nationals in Corpus Christi, Texas. Derwin  is also a member of the Louisiana State Bowling Hall of Fame.

Rhonda Bulliard is the only woman in Lafayette Bowling History to roll back-to-back 300 games in league play (August 21st, 2017). Rhonda shot 813 in 2012 (267,278,268). Rhonda has 4 Louisiana State Championships and several City Championships. Rhonda was inducted in 2017.