The NWEA Bowling Tournament brought together 48 bowlers for an evening filled with friendly competition, laughter, and valuable networking. Friends, family, and industry guests joined the event, creating a fun and welcoming atmosphere where new connections were made and existing relationships were strengthened beyond the workplace. The tournament also proudly supported the Water For People Foundation, with proceeds helping advance its mission to provide sustainable access to safe water and sanitation in communities around the world. This recap highlights the memorable moments, outstanding team spirit, and strong community support that made this year's tournament such a success.

Teams That Brought Energy and Creativity
One of the tournament’s highlights was the creative team names that added fun and personality to the competition. Teams like Bowlmovement, Pipe Dream Strikers, Model Misbehavior, and The Final Effluents showed a great sense of humor and camaraderie. Other teams such as WaterWeDoin, The Rolling Presidents, and In the Gutter kept the spirit light and competitive.
These names sparked conversations and laughter, helping everyone relax and enjoy the evening. Whether aiming for the top spot or just having fun, each team contributed to the event’s lively atmosphere.
Champions Who Took Home the Trophy
The tournament crowned champions from the City of Henderson: Steve Shaffer, Chris Kleier, Jeff Falconer, and Jean Rossignol. Their teamwork and skill earned them the top honors, setting a high bar for future tournaments.
Their success was a reminder that friendly competition can bring out the best in everyone. The champions’ performance inspired others to sharpen their skills and look forward to next year’s event.

The Role of Sponsors in Making the Event Possible
Events like this rely heavily on the generosity of sponsors. The NWEA Bowling Tournament was proudly supported by:
McCarthy, Stantec, and Wave Services as Lane Sponsors
Core & Main as the Presenting Sponsor



Their support not only funded the event but also strengthened the Nevada water community by creating opportunities for professionals to connect and collaborate outside of work.
Building Connections Beyond the Workplace
The tournament was more than just a game. It was a chance for industry members to build new relationships, catch up with colleagues, and enjoy a relaxed environment. From the first frame to the final strike, the event fostered a sense of community.
Networking in this informal setting allowed participants to share ideas and experiences in a way that traditional meetings often do not. The mix of competition and socializing made the evening memorable for everyone involved.























