Pictured Are: Michael Haugen Jr. Left. And Gary Williams AZ State USBC President.
Photo Courtesy Of: AZ State USBC.
Tucson Metro Open News. Courtesy Of Tucson Metro USBC.
Pictured Are: Bob Peters Left And Mike Cannington.
Southwest Florida Loses Bowling Legend And Friend To All Bowlers.
Obituary for Robert John Peters Sr. Courtesy Of Florida State USBC.
Obituary for Robert John Peters Sr.
Pictured Is: Ex Plum Star And NFL Punter Pat McAfee.
Story And Photo Courtesy Of Michael Divittorio. Valley News Dispatch/Pittsburgh Tribune.Com.
Plum Boro, PA. - - - A GoFundMe effort to help Nesbit’s Lanes in Plum exceeded its $100,000 goal with the help of an athletic alumnus.
The page was created Jan. 29 by Verona bowler David Poremba, who heard about how the covid pandemic had caused league games to be canceled and hundreds of players to stay off the lanes weekly.
The fundraising closed Feb. 1 with just under $124,300 raised from about 1,000 donors.
Pictured In The Center Is Ron Mohr.
HALL OF FAMER RON MOHR OUTLASTS A FULL FIELD IN GLENDALE
FEBRUARY 1, 2021 DDZIOMBA. Story And Photo Courtesy Of PBA.Com
Story Courtesy Of Greg Hansen Tucson.Com. Photo Courtesy Of Tucson. Com.
Each time I drive past the once-thriving, now fenced-off-and-shuttered Golden Pin Lanes on Miracle Mile, it is a sobering reminder how fleeting sports and business success can be.
Over the last 10 months, it wasn’t just deserted Golden Pin Lanes that created those melancholy feelings. Fiesta Lanes, whose parking lot on River Road always seemed to be packed, was empty. So was the historic Lucky Strike Bowl on Speedway and the far east side’s long-vibrant Tucson Bowl.
Bowling was fading fast.
Story And Photo Courtesy Of PBA. Com.
FRANÇOIS LAVOIE SURVIVES ROLL-OFF TO WIN PBA PLAYERS CHAMPIONSHIP SOUTHWEST REGION
JANUARY 31, 2021 JEF GOODGER
Story And Photo Courtesy Of Bowl.Com.
ARLINGTON, Texas - Julia Bond of Aurora, Illinois, has enjoyed success at every level of her bowling career, and she raised the bar again Tuesday as she claimed her first Professional Women's Bowling Association Tour title at the 2021 PWBA Hall of Fame Classic.
Pictured Is: Bryanna Cote.
Tucson's Bryanna Cote, Wins The 2021 PWBA ITRC Classic. Earning Her, Her Second PWBA Title. Story And Photo Courtesy Of Bowl.Com.
ARLINGTON, Texas – After almost five years, three heartbreaking runner-up finishes and a global pandemic, Bryanna Coté of Tucson, Arizona, found her way back to the winner’s circle on the Professional Women’s Bowling Association Tour.
Tucson's Bryanna Cote, Wins PWBA ITRC Classic. Story And Photo Courtesy Of Bowl.Com.
Pictured Is: Bryanna Cote, Of Tucson.
ARLINGTON, Texas – After almost five years, three heartbreaking runner-up finishes and a global pandemic, Bryanna Coté of Tucson, Arizona, found her way back to the winner’s circle on the Professional Women’s Bowling Association Tour.
Story And Photo Courtesy Of Bowl.Com.
ARLINGTON, Texas - In case anyone had questions about how the events of the last year affected Shannon O'Keefe and her momentum on the Professional Women's Bowling Association Tour, the two-time reigning PWBA Player of the Year offered a quick reminder that she's still the player to beat by winning the 2021 Bowlers Journal Classic, the first event of the new season.
