- USBC: Tournaments continue to grow as hosts sign on for Open, Women’s championshipsUSBC Communications ARLINGTON, Texas – Entries for the 2027 United States Bowling Congress Open and Women’s Championships are projecting toward the highest totals in more than a decade, and the continued success and growth of these events have helped secure new host commitments for 2030 and 2031, which includes two new venues. A pair of future sites have been selected forContinue reading “USBC: Tournaments continue to grow as hosts sign on for Open, Women’s championships”
- PWBA: Oden climbs ladder for first win in Wichita RegionalBy DONOVAN GRUBAUGH PWBA Communications WICHITA, Kan. – Aleesha Oden of Wichita, Kan., climbed the ladder and earned her first Professional Women’s Bowling Association Regional Tour title Sunday at the 2026 PWBA Wichita Regional at Let’s Roll Seneca, defeating Ashley Rucker of Bartlesville, Okla., 229-225, in the title match. “I don’t even know how it feels yet,” said Oden, who bowlsContinue reading “PWBA: Oden climbs ladder for first win in Wichita Regional”
- Akron Open Singles: It’s down to the final 64 for match play — and a titleBy BILL SNIER snieronbowling.com AKRON — The eighth edition of the revamped Akron Open Singles features a cross-section of bowlers at the top of the leaderboard. But beginning at 9 a.m. Sunday, they all go back to zero again — and it’s down to man against man when the lights come on. Sixty-four players made the cut to Sunday’s match-playContinue reading “Akron Open Singles: It’s down to the final 64 for match play — and a title”
- USBC: Tournaments continue to grow as hosts sign on for Open, Women’s championships
- PWBA: Oden climbs ladder for first win in Wichita Regional
- Akron Open Singles: It’s down to the final 64 for match play — and a title
- USA Bowling: Akron is part of regional schedule for tourney series
- Bowling notebook: Fitzsimons captures first PBA50 regional title; Mayne wins second straight JTBA event
- PWBA: Akron will join 2027 regional tournament schedule
- Ohio Masters notes: Furukawa, Adler fall short in semifinals
- Ohio Masters: Northfield’s Liederbach leads top 24 into match play
