snieronbowling.com, wire reports AKRON — Champions emerged in the 12-under and 15-under during USA Bowling’s opening Mideast regional tournament Saturday at Station 300. Teams bowled a total of eight Baker System games to begin play before being seeded into tired brackets based on match-play results. Match play consisted of double-elimination matches, with champions emerging from bothContinue reading “Bowling report: Station 300 hosts USA Bowling junior event; Bowling TV adds to channel lineup”
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Youth bowling: JTBA completes first half of 2026-27 season with events in Oakwood, Dayton
snieronbowling.com The Ohio Junior Tournament Bowlers Association (JTBA) completed the first half of its 2026-27 schedule under its new directors recently at Roseland Lanes in Oakwood and Poelking Lanes South in Dayton. The JTBA now takes a break for the high school bowling season and will resume with its Welcome Back Open on March 7Continue reading “Youth bowling: JTBA completes first half of 2026-27 season with events in Oakwood, Dayton”
Friday feature: Eastbury families double their fun in Superman Youth League
By BILL SNIER snieronbowling.com CANTON — After 47 years of leading the junior bowling program at Eastbury Bowling Center, nothing really surprises Cathy Bowen. But three sets of players from three different families certainly did. The Saturday morning Superman Youth League — named in honor of Bowen’s late son, Craig, who carried the nickname among juniorContinue reading “Friday feature: Eastbury families double their fun in Superman Youth League”
H.S. bowling: SCHSBC prepares for 2026-26 season with 19 teams
By BILL SNIER snieronbowling.com CANTON — With less than a month until the Oct. 30 kickoff for tryouts, the Stark County High School Bowling Conference again has changes in its 19-team roster heading into the 2026-27 season. Salem, a member of the SCHSBC the past two seasons, will be leaving a year early before joiningContinue reading “H.S. bowling: SCHSBC prepares for 2026-26 season with 19 teams”