Jorge,

I was not complaining about my teammate being rerated.  The league put out a  sport pattern and to be fair he should be rerated.  He only bowls one night a week and the only tournament he bowls in is our local city tournament.  The league was sanctioned, but not sport certified.  Therefore honor score were not recorded as sport honor scores. 

CPA,
      My response was based on your "worst of both worlds" comment. It made it sound like you weren't agreeing with your teammate being rerated. I was glad to hear that your association is doing that, as it is the right thing to do. Some, even though they are fully aware the averages are done on non-THS conditions, will not rerate unless it is a certified Sports league. I can see their thinking, like someone mentioned on here, it's the same as people bowling in noteriously harder scoring houses to lower their averages. You can't really rerate them even though you know the average isn't indicative of their true "THS potential". Most tournaments have a rule that people can be rerated for any reason, but most tournament runners won't do it because it could negatively effect turnout going forward. So you wind uo between a rock and a hard place. My post wasn't meant to take a shot at you or your teammate, just interpreting your comment, and obviously I got it wrong.