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Douglas Spicer

Douglas Spicer

Coach Spicer enters his twelfth season at the helm of the Cardinals' bowling program. Coach Spicer has been bowling for 30 years in a high competitive environment which has allowed him to watch and learn from some of the world's best bowlers. What he brings with him to this coaching position is the knowledge of how to adjust to tough and always-changing lane conditions and the ability to select the proper ball for those conditions to be able to score. Douglas wants to be able to pass this valuable information on to his bowlers at a pace so that they are able to absorb and execute when it comes time to. He is a TEAM-orientated person and believes that success comes to those who put their team and teammates first before any individual accolades. "A successful team is one that bonds on and off the lanes."
 
CUAA Coaching Highlights
  • 1 NAIA National Bowling Invitational Runner-Up - 2019
  • 2 WHAC Regular Season Championships (WBowl - 2014-15, MBowl - 2015-16)
  • 2 WHAC Tournament Championships (WBowl - 2014-15, 2018-19)
  • 3 NAIA All-American
  • 1 CSC NAIA Team Member of the Year
  • 1 CSC Academic All-American selection
  • 3 CSC Academic All-District selections
  • 4 WHAC Bowler of the Years
  • 1 WHAC Newcomer of the Year
  • 34 WHAC All-Conference selections
  • 1 CSC Academic All-District selections
  • 15 NAIA Scholar-Athletes
  • 34 WHAC Scholar-Athletes
 
Bowling Accomplishments
  • PBA Member for 30 years
  • 4 PBA Regional Titles
  • 5 Michigan Majors Titles (includes the Tournament of Champions)
  • 58 USBC-sanctioned 300's
  • 12 USBC sanctioned 800 series
  • Member: Greater Detroit Hall of Fame
  • Member: Michigan Majors Hall of Fame
  • Pat Patterson Sportsmanship Award 1990(PBA)
Coaching Experience
  • Coached Canton High School in 2011-12 and finished 2nd in State Finals in Battle Creek
  • Special Olympics Head Coach / Detroit Public Schools
  • Michigan Special Olympics Head Coach in 1999 Special Olympics World Games in Raleigh, N.C. won Team Silver with 2 athletes winning Silver Medals in the Singles Competition.
  • Implemented In-School Bowling Program in 1990 for Cognitively Impaired students and ASD(Autistic Spectrum Disorder)