CBT Series: Stauffer, McCourry make it two doubles wins in a row at Park Centre

By BILL SNIER snieronbowling.com NORTH CANTON — A year ago, Joe Stauffer and Alex McCourry finished off the 2025-26 College Bowl Tournaments Series season with a regular doubles win. In the first doubles event of the 2026-27 CBT season Saturday, the pair made series history at Park Centre Lanes. Stauffer and McCourry teamed up to earnContinue reading “CBT Series: Stauffer, McCourry make it two doubles wins in a row at Park Centre”

Team USA: Brandolino advances to Round of 32 at IBF World Cup

By GENE J. KANAK USBC Communications ARLINGTON, Texas – Gianna Brandolino continued to make the most of her Team USA debut Friday, winning five of six matches to finish atop her pool and advance to the Women’s Singles round of 32 at the 2026 International Bowling Federation World Cup in Germany. The 19-year-old right-hander fromContinue reading “Team USA: Brandolino advances to Round of 32 at IBF World Cup”

Team USA: Pluhowsky, Brandolino on track to advance in World Cup women’s singles; Via to continue men’s run

USBC Communications ARLINGTON, Texas – Americans Shannon Pluhowsky and Gianna Brandolino posted a combined record of 13-1 on Thursday to put themselves in advancing position after Day 1 of Women’s Singles qualifying at the 2026 International Bowling Federation World Cup in Germany. Pluhowsky, a 44-year-old Dayton left-hander with more than 25 years of Team USAContinue reading “Team USA: Pluhowsky, Brandolino on track to advance in World Cup women’s singles; Via to continue men’s run”

PWBA: Klassen earns first regional title after winning in Oklahoma

PWBA Communications NORMAN, Okla. – Sarah Klassen of Canada won the 2026 Professional Women’s Bowling Association Oklahoma Regiona on Sunday at Sooner Bowling Center for her first win as a professional, beating Ashley Rucker of Bartlesville, Okla., in the title match, 260-191. Klassen qualified as the No. 1 seed after an eight-game qualifying block ofContinue reading “PWBA: Klassen earns first regional title after winning in Oklahoma”