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INDIANAPOLIS – Eight players, four boys and four girls, remain in the Winners Brackets after two rounds of double-elimination match play in the 20-and-under division of the 2023 Junior Gold Championships Wednesday at Royal Pin Western.
Pictured Is: Drew Renter, Of Las Vegas, Right. And His Cousin, Fred Simpson, Also Of Las Vegas, Left. Photo Courtesy Of Drew Renter.
Editors Note: Ever since anyone could remember, it has always been a good time to be a member of the Southern Nevada bowling community. With top bowling leagues to bowl in, and top tournaments to participate in on the weekends. But now, more than ever, it is a good time to be a professional sports fan in the City of Las Vegas as well.
Pictured Are: Winners Of The JBT Arizona Invitational. That Took Place On June 24-25, At Let It Roll. Photo Courtesy Of JBT.
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Phoenix - - - Congrats to Brett Wolfe, on his induction into the Metro Phoenix USBC Hall Of Fame. His induction for Bowling Superiority, took place on July 8.
Pictured Is: Mike Matosich, center. Revceiving his MMA HOF Award from MMA Vice-President Marcia Dault, left. He was inducted into the MMA HOF on June 11, for Bowling Superiority. Also entering the MMA Hall, was Mike Barrett for Meritorious Service.
By Michael 'Chip' Begg
Managing Editor - thetenpinexpress.com
Director Mesa Metro Association.
Pictured Is: The Group We Bowled The Team Event With, At The 119th USBC Open. The Event Was Held At The NBS In Reno, NV. On June 17. Photo Courtesy Of USBC.
The name of the group we bowled with was 'Mary's Little Lambs'. The organizer of the group, is Mary Watts Berner. She was able to get 24 teams together for this years open. About 120 bowlers. She is based out of Ft.Myers, Fl.
Mary, herself, bowls out of Lightning Strikes Bowl in Ft. Myers. She organizes tournaments for its league bowlers to bowl in, every weekend.
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GATES, N.Y. – Bryanna Coté of Tucson, Arizona, doesn’t consider herself a particularly goal-oriented person; nevertheless, she created a list of things she wanted to accomplish during her Professional Women’s Bowling Association Tour career.
Not surprisingly, two of the items on that list were to win a major championship and to one day be named PWBA Player of the year.
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LAS VEGAS – John Janawicz of Winter Haven, Florida, capped an impressive week at the United States Bowling Congress Senior Masters by winning the title in the major championship Sunday at Sam’s Town Bowling Center.
Janawicz defeated Lennie Boresch of Kenosha, Wisconsin, 204-200, in the title match to claim his first victory on the Professional Bowlers Association 50 Tour. Janawicz, who turned 50 in September, is a rookie on the PBA50 Tour and was competing in his first event on the senior circuit.
Correen Acuff, Finishing Successful First Season On PWBA Tour.
Story And Photo Courtesy Of GCU Club Sports. Pictured Is: Correen Acuff.
"I think my journey has been a culmination of perseverance, confidence and consistency."
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Surprise Arizona's Correen Acuff Finishes Fourth In The 2023 Queens Event.
LAS VEGAS – Lindsay Boomershine of Brigham City, Utah, won the 2023 United States Bowling Congress Queens by defeating Colombia’s Maria Jose Rodriguez, 202-176, at Sam’s Town Bowling Center on Tuesday night.
The victory allowed Boomershine to walk away with the $60,000 first-place prize and coveted Queens tiara. Also, it earned her the right to never have to face the question “When are you finally going to win?” ever again.
