Alley Cats Strike (2000)

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Written by Gregory K. Pincus

Directed by Rod Daniel

Running Time: 90 minutes (approx)

Production Year: 2000

Rating: PG Certificate

Production Country: USA/Canada

Filmed in Colour

Made for TV

Alex, Elisa, Delia and Ken are a bunch of non-conformist kids whose style, taste in music and love of bowling have always set them apart from the other students at West Appleton Middle School - and that's the way they like it. But one day they're thrust into the limelight when a coveted interschool competition is drawn, and the winner will be the one who triumphs at the last remaining sport: bowling! Can they pull together and win for the sake of the Trophy and the school - especially as an outsider, Todd McLemore, must be part of the team. He may be the most athletic kid in school, but he's never bowled in his life! High school jinks in an inspiring teen movie.

Cast

Kyle SchmidAlex Thompson
Robert Ri'chardTodd McLemore
Image for Kaley CuocoKaley CuocoElisa Bowers
Joey WilcotsKen Long
Mimi PaleyDelia Graci
Matt McCoyMr. Kevin Thompson
Hardee T. LinehamPrincipal Morris
Evan NobleLeo
Gino GiacominiFlip
Image for Tim ReidTim ReidMayor McLemore
Daphne ReidMrs. McLemore
Philip WilliamsSweet Lou
Rodger BartonMayor Hamburger
Roman PodhoraCoach Fetters
David RealeBaron McKay

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