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  Pictured Is: Team Virtue. L To R Are; Connor Metzler, Chris Mayes, Hunter Mayes, and Madison Holman.

  After Helping To Set A New Arizona State Youth Bowling Record For Doubles, At The Pepsi Youth Championships In April At Brunswick Mesa.

  Madison Holman, Follows This Up With A  Win. In The 'Top Dawg' Event, On July 26, At The JBT's. The JBT's Were Held At The Orleans In Las Vegas. 

  By Michael 'Chip' Begg - Managing Editor - thetenpinexpress.com - Director Mesa Metro Association.   

Pictured Is The Historic Sign In Front Of Golden Pin Lanes.

Bowlers Day At The Ballpark Is On Aug 4th.

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ARLINGTON, Texas – The United States Bowling Congress will lower the maximum age for USBC Youth membership to 18 starting with the 2020-2021 season.

The decision to lower to the maximum age from 20 to 18, with agreement from the Bowling Proprietors’ Association of America and the International Bowling Campus Youth Committee, will align bowling with other youth sports.

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ALLEN PARK, Mich. – The 2019 Junior Gold Championships presented by the Brands of Ebonite International crowned six champions with the stepladder finals in three divisions of the national youth bowling tournament taking place at Thunderbowl Lanes on Saturday.

Boys and girls champions were decided in the 15-and-under, the 17-and-under and the 20-and-under divisions. All finals were taped for broadcast on CBS Sports Network.

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ALLEN PARK, Mich. – Katelyn Abigania of San Diego successfully defended her U12 girls title and her USA Bowling teammate, Elias O’Hollaren of San Diego, won the U12 boys title at the 2019 Junior Gold Championships presented by the Brands of Ebonite International.

Both Katelyn and Elias were the No. 3 seeds in the championship rounds that aired Tuesday on CBS Sports Network from Thunderbowl Lanes.

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DETROIT – The final eight bowlers for match play in the 12-and-under boys and girls divisions at the 2019 Junior Gold Championships presented by the Brands of Ebonite were decided at Super Bowl on Thursday.

In the girls division, 2018 champion Katelyn Abigania of San Diego earned the top seed, rolling 747 during the four-game block for a 3,703 pinfall total to edge her USA Bowling National Championships teammate, Avery Domaguin (3,662), also of San Diego.

Pictured Is: Jillian Martin.

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DETROIT – Competitors at the 2019 Junior Gold Championships presented by the Brands of Ebonite not only are competing for titles, but those in the 20-and-under division also can earn a spot on Junior Team USA.

That’s why 14-year-old Jillian Martin of Stow, Ohio, decided to compete in the U20 division.

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DETROIT – Youth bowling is a community and there’s no better place than the Junior Gold Championships presented by the Brands of Ebonite International to see youth programs from coast-to-coast – and beyond – on display.

Patti Mauerman, who runs the Illinois State Scholarship Tour, qualified 83 of the bowlers at this year’s event, though said there are actually more than that from her state. 

Editors Note: When we first started the tenpinexpress.com,nine years ago, in Pittsburgh. A story on Beaver Valley Bowl, was one of the first stories we did for the website. We looked at its Facebook page today, July 16, 2019, and came across this article. Could someone with any knowledge as to what has transpired since this story was first made public last December. Please reach out to us,and let us know what is going on. We would like to do a follow up about it. We care a lot about the game of bowling, and about a building that has a lot of history. Thanks, in advance for the help.    

Pictured Is: Amanda Vogt.

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DETROIT – During the Opening Ceremony of the 2019 Junior Gold Championships presented by the Brands of Ebonite International, you could have watched Amanda Vogt display her pretty incredible yo-yo skills.

But that’s only one side of the 18-year-old left-hander from Pleasant Grove, California.