The United States Olympic Committee (USOC) National Developmental Coach of the Year was selected from all 47 sports within the USOC system; and coaches at the youth club, high school, junior level or is directly responsible for coaching athletes to the junior and/or elite level.

- Only person selected for all three of these USBC National Recognitions:

- Founder & Director - U.S. High School Bowling National Championship (www.ushsbf.org).... 2016 to Present

- Founder & President - U.S. High School Bowling Foundation (www.ushsbf.org) ..................  2012 to Present

- Founder of Broward County High School Bowling (www.hsbowling.org) ............................. ... 2010 to Present

- Developmental and/or High School Head Coach of seven (7) FHSAA Florida High School State “Singles” Champions
---.-GIRLS - 2017 Crystal Singh (Broward Co.), 2013 Krystina Nealon (Broward Co.), 2009 Ana Koff (Miami-Dade Co.), 2004 Samantha Hesley (Palm Beach Co.)
--.--BOYS - 2010 Nick Speanburg (Palm Beach Co.), 2006 Andrew Koff (Miami-Dade Co.), 2004 Jesse Thrash (Miami-Dade Co.)

- Developmental and/or High School Head Coach of twenty one (21) High School County “Bowler of the Year” selections
----.> Broward County - '17, '16, '13, '12 Girls / '19, '17, '12 Boys
----.> Miami-Dade County - '13, '09, '08, '07, '06, '04 Boys / '09 Girls
----.> Palm Beach County - '14, '11, '10, '06 Boys / '06, '05, '04 Girls

- 2023 STORM U.S. NATIONAL JUNIOR DOUBLES CHAMPIONSHIP:. Isaiah Jackson* (Collegiate Champion) *Senior in high school
- NATIONAL CHAMPION (Boys Team) 2023 U.S. High School Bowling National Championship:. Isaiah Jackson (Apopka HS, FL)
- NATIONAL High School Bowling Average RECORD:: 246.00. Nathan Ricks (2010 - Stranahan HS / Broward County)
- NATIONAL High School Bowling High Average - 2019/20 Season:: 240.44. Andysson Alleyne (Coral Springs Charter / Broward County)
- Florida High School Bowling State High Average - 2017/18 Season:: 217.50. Crystal Singh (Coral Springs Charter / Broward County)
- Florida High School Bowling Boys 3-game series State Record:: 836. Colin Thrash (2006 - Ferguson HS / Dade County)

• 2024 USBC Open Championship - Regular DOUBLES CHAMPION - 1531 (299-804 / Las Vegas)
• 2001 Team USA Member
• 2001 PBA Southern Region "Rookie of the Year"
• 3-time PBA Southern Regional Champion
• Inducted into Space Coast USBC Hall of Fame in 2020

• 2015 USBC Open - Regular Team All-Events CHAMPION ./. Regular Team Event - 3rd Place : "Junior Team USA Support 1" (El Paso)
• 2013 USBC Open - Regular Team All-Events CHAMPION ./. Regular Team Event - 2nd Place : "Junior Team USA Support 1" (Reno)
• 2012 USBC Women's Open - 300 Game (Baton Rouge)

• Member of Junior Team USA – 2010
• Inducted into Florida State USBC Youth Hall of Fame in 2019
• Inducted into Palm Beach USBC Youth Hall of Fame in 2013
• 2012 NCAA National Championship – Team 3rd Place – Vanderbilt University
• 2011 NCAA National Championship – Team Runner-Up – Vanderbilt University
• 2009 USBC Collegiate – NATIONAL CHAMPIONS – Wichita State University
• Highest Average in the United States (221) by a female youth bowler during the 2007/08 USBC league season
• Previous Florida Youth State Record holder for 3-game series – 844 (2008)
• 2004 FHSAA Florida State High School Girls "Singles" Champion

• Member of Junior Team USA – 2009, '10, '11, ’12
• 1 Gold Medal & 1 Silver for Team USA in the 2012 Youth World Championships in THAILAND
• 2 Gold Medals & 1 Silver for Team USA in the 2010 Youth World Championships in FINLAND
• 2010 USBC Chuck Hall Star of Tomorrow
• Inducted into Florida State USBC Youth Hall of Fame in 2010
• 3-time Dexter/USBC High School All-American Team - 2007/08, 2008/09, 2009/10
• 2nd youth bowler in U.S. history to win a Professional Bowlers Association tournament - PBA Southern Region, Jupiter, FL (2010)
• 2006 FHSAA Florida State High School Boys "Singles" Champion

• Inducted into Broward County USBC Youth Hall of Fame in 2018
• 2018 USBC Alberta E. Crowe Star of Tomorrow
• Dexter/USBC High School All-American Team - 2016/17
• 2017 FHSAA Florida State High School Bowling - Girls "Singles" Champion
• 2017 FHSAA Florida State High School Bowling - Girls "Team" Runner-Up
• 2016 FHSAA Florida State High School Bowling - Girls Highest Average in Florida (217.5)
• 2016 Florida State USBC Youth Tournament - Girls Scratch All-Events Champion
• 2016 U.S. HIGH SCHOOL BOWLING NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP - 2nd Place in Team Event / 3rd Place in Singles Event

• Inducted into Florida State USBC Youth Hall of Fame in 2019
• Inducted into Broward County USBC Youth Hall of Fame in 2012
• 2011 & 2010 Florida State PEPSI Singles – Champion (only two-time winner)
• 2011 & 2010 David Dahms “Sportmanship Award” recipient at JUNIOR GOLD Championships
• Former National High Average for High School Bowling - 246.0 (2010/11 season)
• 2007 Tournament of Americas (Team USA) – 4 Gold Medals & 1 Silver (age 13)
• 41 total career 300 games - 27 adult 300 games / 14 youth 300 games (first 300 game at age 12)
• 24 total career 800 series - 846 highest adult series / 826 highest youth series

• Inducted into Florida State USBC Youth Hall of Fame in 2023
• Inducted into Broward County USBC Youth Hall of Fame in 2008
• Orlando Regional USBC Youth Record in 2005 - 831 series / Altamonte Lanes "House Record"
• 2006-07 Broward County USBC - Season highest series (814)
• 2005-06 Broward County USBC - Season highest average (222)
• 2006 Broward County Association Youth Open – ALL-EVENTS / Doubles / Team Champion
• Winner of 22 tournament around the State of Florida from 2003 to 2008
• 16 youth career 300 games
• 5 youth career 800 series / 831 highest youth series

• Inducted into Broward County USBC Youth Hall of Fame in 2014
• Dexter/USBC High School All-American Team - 2013/14
• 2014 Florida State PEPSI tournament - Girls Singles Champion
• 2013/14 Coral Glades High School Girls “Athlete of the Year”
• 2013 FHSAA Girls State “Singles” Champion
• 2014, ‘13, and ‘12 Miami Herald’s Broward County High School Girls “Bowler of the Year
• 2014, ’13 Sun Sentinel’s Broward County High School Girls “Bowler of the Year”

• Inducted into Broward County USBC Youth Hall of Fame in 2013
• 3-time Broward County "Top 8" Invitation Girls Champion (2011, 2010, 2005)
• 7 youth career 300 games / T-3rd most by youth girls in the nation. https://bowl.com/records/ Official Individual Records, Female Youth p.1
• First 300 game at age 14
• Highest youth series - 763

- Personal Coach of the only woman to roll sanctioned 300 games right ('98) and left ('03) handed - Lesley Bozcar
.. https://bowl.com/records/Oddities - 300 games, ambidextrous, individual p.1

.............. Florida State USBC Mens ...............
.....2013 Meritorious Service - Hall of Fame ......................................... BROWARD COLLEGE
..2006 Outstanding Performance - Hall of Fame ........................ 2012 Alumni Hall of Distinction inductee
(Only person in both Florida State USBC Hall of Fames) .............. 2012 "Emerging Leader Award" (inaugural recipient)
................................ - - - ..................................................... ..... (ONLY sports industry recipient in the college's 64 year history)

Coaching & Service to the Bowling Industry and Community

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For everyday use, the Crossover Chair invention offers users an unprecedented increased range of motion, including the ability of picking up an object directly from the floor while remaining fully seated!. Additionally, Crossover Chair technology also allows the seat to offset directly against the bed so the user can easily slide from the bed to the wheelchair and from the wheelchair to the bed without having to deal the space created by normal wheelchairs, scooters and powerchairs.

........ ~ Two (2) U.S. Patents: #8,985,600-/. #8,684,398

........ ~ Pursuing funding for the FDA approval process

........ ~ Adjustable wheelchair seat provides:
............. + Variable amount of lateral shift -- right and left
............. + Variable amount of left and right tilt capability
............. + Lateral shift and tilt functions are independent
............. + Each lateral shift and tilt functions can have their own command switch
................ and can be engaged independently or simultaneously

"At the USOC we recognize that Olympians need nurturing, not only in preparation for elite competition, but also when they are young and looking to enjoy what they do. We’re pleased to have the 2010 National Developmental Coach of the Year Michael Nyitray contribute to this issue by offering his advice on working with young athletes."
..................................................................... --- Alan Ashley, Chief of Sport Performance, USOC (pg. 3, par. 4)
...................................................................................................... USOC Olympic Coach - Winter 2012 edition

• Over 360 hours spanning nineteen (19) months were spent completing
  all nine (9) domains of the Gold curriculum as outlined by the
  Gold Certification Manual
• First person to complete Dr. Eric Lasser’s Advanced Sport Psychology
  “Home Study Program,” taking more than 140 hours and 10-1/2 weeks to
  complete. Officially Gold Certified by phone on Feb. 3, 2000