USBC Communications RENO, Nev. – Kevin Burgess of Cross Timbers, Mo., delivered an emotional Father’s Day tribute Sunday at the 2026 United States Bowling Congress Open Championships, recording the first perfect game of his career. The 41-year-old right-hander went 12 for 12 during his first game of singles at the National Bowling Stadium. He closed the set with games of 191 and…
By JILL WINTERS PBA Communications HAMMOND, Ind. – One of the greatest bowling champions made even more history Thursday. After becoming the latest female bowler to surpass $1 million in career earnings on the women’s tour earlier this year, Liz Johnson became the first woman to ever win a PBA50 national title at the South Shore Classic. She did it less than 10…
USBC Communications Minster’s Matthew Kuba became the 49th competitor at the United States Bowling Congress Open Championships to author multiple 300s at the tournament with his performance Friday at the 2026 event in Reno, Nev. The 34-year-old right-hander secured his second perfect game while completing his team event at the National Bowling Stadium to finish with a 688 series and help Lawn…
By NOLAN HUGHES PBA Communications BETHLEHEM, Pa. — For the second consecutive year, Storm prevailed in the PBA Elite League: Battle of the Brands pres. by Beatbox. Storm qualified third in this year’s regular season, then knocked off Brunswick, Hammer, and Motiv in the stepladder finals to earn back-to-back Manufacturer’s Cup titles. In a rematch of last year’s championship, Storm defeated Motiv…
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Welcome to our bowling website
Since 1990, I have attempted to provide bowling fans with the best in bowling coverage from high school to adult accomplishments.
In December 2020, I formally retired from The Canton (Ohio) Repository newspaper, leaving the area with a lack of coverage of the sport of bowling in the Northeast Ohio area.
So, in October 2021, I began a new online source for bowling coverage, from local to national, as we attempt to highlight the accomplishments of players, teams, tournaments, etc.
Should you have suggestions, criticisms, story ideas, etc. to help us improve our site, please don’t hesitate to contact us at snierw@gmail.com. In addition, we will be making adjustments to our site in 2024, adding the opportunity for area businesses to advertise for the first time. More on that soon. See you around the lanes and please enjoy our site.
