This week, we asked 2005 Regular Team champion, Tom Adcock, to share his thoughts about bowling and his time on the lanes at the Open Championships.

Bowling fans from every corner of the country were treated to one of the most unique bowling events in history as Bowling's Clash of Champions, a USBC event, was taped for television Thursday night at Kansas City Municipal Auditorium.

In the past few weeks, Wendy Macpherson and her teammates have been to the USBC Women's Championships, USBC Queens and USBC Open Championships, and now Macpherson is competing in Bowling's Clash of Champions in Kansas City, Mo.

If any of the 16 participants slip up on their first ball of the night in Bowling's Clash of Champions, they could be finished without another opportunity to advance in the unique tournament.

Bill Calhoon and with his wife, Jacqueline Snyder, moved into the Classified Doubles lead Wednesday. Calhoon also is second in Classified All-Events.

Clash introductions, Bojé speech set tone on USBC Convention opening day.

The women's national championship between defending champion Wichita State and Pikeville will air Wednesday, June 4, at 8 p.m. EDT. Wichita State goes for its eighth national title against UNLV in the men's championship on Friday, June 6, at 8 p.m. EDT.

See some behind the scenes photos and get a visual recap of the 2008 USBC Queens by checking out the photo gallery here. If you missed the Queens telecast, catch it again this Sunday at 2:30 p.m. Eastern on ESPN.

Michael Hill of Madison, Ala., rolled a 299 game at the Open Championships on Sunday night.

Ted Smith and his brother-in-law Larry Tschoepe moved into second place in Classified Doubles at the Open Championships on Monday.

USBC Coach/Instructor and world champion bowler Rafael "Paeng" Nepomuceno is holding USBC Level I, Bronze and Silver conferences to train and certify coaches in the Philippines. This summer he will certify coaches in Indonesia, Hong Kong and Singapore.

Clash of Champions, Annual Meeting highlights of week in Kansas City.

Defending Regular All-Events champion, Mike Rose Jr., took the all-events lead at the 2008 Open Championships on Sunday and looks to become the first to repeat.

See Rose compete in Bowling's Clash of Champions, airing this Saturday and Sunday on CBS

This week, we asked 2006 Regular Singles champion, Wendy Macpherson, to share her thoughts about bowling and her time on the lanes at the Open Championships.

Dave Brill rolled the 12th perfect game of the 2008 Open Championships on Sunday.

Craig Auerbach rolled a 300 to help Bowlingfordumdums.com to the highest team game of the year and second place in Regular Team on Saturday.

Last weekend, the 2008 Open Championships reached the halfway point of its 143-day run at the Albuquerque Convention Center.

Brian Washington made the most of his Open Championships debut by moving into the top spot in Classified Singles on Thursday.

17th annual San Francisco Bay area event introduces kids to the sport and kicks off free-game-a-day offer for summer.

Her husband may be one of the best bowlers in the world, but Lynda Barnes of Double Oak, Texas, proved she's not so bad herself Wednesday as she won the 2008 USBC Queens.

The recently completed USBC bowling ball motion study, which was started to help protect the future of the sport, has been selected as a presentation topic for the 52nd Annual Fall Technical Conference in October in Mesa, Ariz.

Sandy Postma swept all three games against challenger Marliss Tapp to become the first three-time USBC Senior Queens champion on Wednesday.

Sandy Postma of Lansing, Ill., is in position to become the first three-time USBC Senior Queens champion.

If you know a youth bowling coach, administrator, official or volunteer who demonstrates that Sports Teach Respect, Initiative, Values and Excellence, nominate him or her for a 2008 Hershey's STRIVE Award from the National Council of Youth Sports.

Congratulations to the USBC Sport Bowling members who have added their names to the Sport Bowling honor roll.

Troy Cox rolled a 300 game and helped Team Pabst into the Team All-Events lead at the Open Championships on Monday.

Qualifying leader Sharon Powers rallied from the brink of elimination, defeating defending champion Lucy Sandelin to remain in contention for the 2008 USBC Senior Queens title.

Monday morning's final qualifying round in the United States Bowling Congress Senior Queens was less than stunning, but Sharon Powers held onto the No. 1 qualifying spot heading into the match play portion of the event.

It only took Sharon Powers two frames to realize her game plan for the second round of the 2008 USBC Senior Queens had gone astray.

It's always a heart-warming story when a mother takes her daughter bowling, but in the case of Joan Boyce and daughter Cheryl Younger, it was a little unusual.

Danny Combs of Orting, Wash., rolled the ninth perfect game of this year's Open Championships on Friday.

Janine Ditch almost pulled out of the 2008 USBC Senior Queens before it started, but despite feeling miserable, she coughed and sniffled her way into the tournament lead.

Denny's PBA Tour stars Walter Ray Williams Jr., Chris Barnes, Tommy Jones, Patrick Allen and Rhino Page as well as veteran amateur Bill Hoffman are headed to the Men's World Championships in Thailand this August.

Liz Johnson (pictured) took the lead in Classic All-Events while Corrine Ham bolted into the lead in Classic Singles on Friday at the 2008 USBC Women's Championships.

Ken Abner, who his headed for the Denny's PBA Tour, helped his team to Open Championships titles in 2006 and 2007.

Coaching was an integral part of the preparation for Dave Armstrong and his teammates, who moved into third place in Regular Team at the Open Championships.

Bowling's Clash of Champions competitor Tom Baker takes on a local television reporter in Winson-Salem, N.C., in a one-ball, sudden-death match.

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When Leslie Bohn and her teammates arrived in Detroit for the 2008 USBC Women's Championships, they were focused from the very beginning. That focus helped Bohn Zone Chicks of Kettering, Ohio, take the lead in Classic Team on Wednesday.

Arguably the greatest collection of bowling athletes to wear the same uniform have assembled this week for Team USA men's training camp at the U.S. Olympic Training Center and the Fort Carson bowling center in Colorado Springs, Colo.

USBC Hall of Famer Cheryl Daniels hopes to add a USBC Queens title to her already impressive bowling resume.

Diandra Asbaty, one of the world's best female bowlers, will share her knowledge of the sport with bowlers in Southeast Asia when she hosts a bowling clinic and exhibition in June in Singapore.

Team Malaysia breezed into the 2008 United States Bowling Congress Women's Championships wearing bright orange jackets and shirts, but it was their scores that announced their presence, loud and clear. Sharon Koh shone the brightest by taking the early lead in Classic Team, Doubles, Singles and All-Events.

Meet Bowling's Clash of Champions featured players of the week: USBC Masters champ Sean Rash and USBC Queens winner Kelly Kulick.

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USBC Hall of Famer to be inducted June 12.

Andy Kinney rolled the first 299 game of this year's Open Championships on Monday.

For USBC Hall of Famer Lucy Sandelin, it would be pretty difficult for life to get much better than it is as she prepares to defend her 2007 USBC Senior Queens title.

Webber International University, located in Babson Park, Fla., has partnered with the Kegel Training Center to offer collegiate bowling beginning in the 2008-09 academic year.

South Africa's Guy Caminsky defeated PBA Player of the Year Chris Barnes to win the 2008 World Ranking Masters on Sunday.

Pikeville defeated hometown Wichita State, 2-0, in the women's title match at the 2008 USBC Intercollegiate Team Championships on Saturday - thwarting the Shockers' repeat bid.

MEN'S CHAMPIONSHIP: Wichita State rides momentum to national title

Two-time Open Championships titlist Steve Kloempken helped Rhino for President into the Regular Team lead and second place in Team All-Events this weekend.

The Shockers beat two-time defending champ Saginaw Valley State twice in the semifinals, then turn back upstart UNLV, 2-0, in the finals of the 2008 USBC Intercollegiate Team Championships to win their first title since 2003 in front of their hometown fans in Wichita, Kan., on Saturday.

Purdue bowlers excel at USBC Intercollegiate Team Championships

Team USA member Rhino Page, who will be exempt on the Denny's PBA Tour next season, helped Rhino for President into the Regular Team lead at the Open Championships on Friday.

Saginaw Valley State and UNLV men as well as Pikeville and Wichita State women advance to the semifinals undefeated Friday at Northrock Lanes in Wichita, Kan.

LIVE MATCH PLAY UPDATES of semifinals begins at 9 a.m. CDT Saturday, plus FRAME-BY-FRAME SCORING for title matches!

Washington Wizards guard finds competitive aspects of sport appealing.

Even without a professional women's bowling tour, defending USBC Queens champion Kelly Kulick says the fields are getting stronger each year in the few major women's events that remain.

The Wichita State women, trying to successfully defend their national title, and the William Paterson men claimed the top seeds after qualifying Thursday at Northrock Lanes in Wichita, Kan.

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Each year, Frenchy Letourneau dedicates his first ball to late USBC Hall of Famer Joe Norris, a long-time teammate and friend.

Obama's bowling, USBC moving to Texas are biggest stories in March.

USBC's latest public service announcement, featuring MVP candidate and USBC spokesperson Chris Paul, will air Saturday during Game 1 of the Hornets-Mavericks first-round series, which is scheduled to begin at 7 p.m. Eastern and nationally broadcast on ESPN.

Pikeville senior Kayla Bandy and Saginaw Valley State junior Dan MacLelland were named Most Valuable Players for the 2007-08 collegiate bowling season by the National Collegiate Bowling Coaches Association.

Bowlers from across the country will have an opportunity to win the bowling trip of a lifetime when Bowling's Clash of Champions airs on CBS Sports this May.

Meet Bowling's Clash of Champions featured players of the week: U.S. Women's Open winner Liz Johnson and U.S. Open champion Pete Weber.

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Overall rating equal to 2006-07 rating

Pete Tredwell, a two-time Emmy award-winning ESPN producer, has been named the United States Bowling Congress' Vice President of Media.

Blood clot after heart attack claims Californian.

USBC president address USBC's move to Texas.

Following proper election procedures makes process smooth for all.

Parker Bohn defeated Norm Duke, six-strikes-to-five, in the final "Race to Six Strikes" to win the PBA's Motel 6 Roll to Riches special event, taking home the $150,000 winner-take-all top prize.

Maryland-Eastern Shore caps memorable day of comebacks by defeating Arkansas State, 4-2, in the championship match Saturday at the 2008 NCAA National Collegiate Women's Bowling Championship in Omaha, Neb.

Open Championships rookie Ben Goergen rolled a 684 series and helped Marcor Technologies into the Regular Team lead Friday night.

Vanderbilt and Arkansas State both win in semifinals, forcing second semifinal matches Saturday against Maryland-Eastern Shore and New Jersey City, respectively, at the 2008 NCAA National Collegiate Women's Bowling Championship in Omaha, Neb.

WATCH the semifinals on ncaa.com NOW!
The championship match will air LIVE at 8 p.m. EDT tonight on ESPNU.

Warren Crawford moved into the top three in singles and all-events at the Open Championships on Thursday night.

Albert Lee Kyler was the first of two bowlers to celebrate 50 trips to the Open Championships this week.

Vanderbilt takes on Maryland-Eastern Shore while Arkansas State meets New Jersey City for the right to go to tonight's title match at the 2008 NCAA Women's Bowling Championship in Omaha, Neb.

WATCH the semifinals on ncaa.com NOW!
The championship match will air LIVE at 8 p.m. EDT tonight on ESPNU.

Motown tempted female bowlers from across the United States with the dulcet tones of a Temptations style singer at the opening ceremonies for the 2008 USBC Women's Championships at Super Bowl Lanes in suburban Detroit.

Randy Weiss rolled the eighth perfect game of the year and moved into the Regular All-Events lead at the Open Championships.

Perseverance drives the Indians, in their fourth season as a program, to the 2008 NCAA National Collegiate Women's Bowling Championship, which began Thursday in Omaha.

WATCH the match play action LIVE on ncaa.com NOW! Click on "Watch Bowling Video Webcast" in the bowling section.

Show airs at 12:05 a.m. Eastern/11:05 p.m. Central.

Wichita State women look to repeat, while the Saginaw Valley State men go after a "three-peat" when the 2008 USBC Intercollegiate Team Championships return to Wichita on April 17-19.

BLOG: UW-Whitewater prepares for its first nationals

The grand pooh-bah of women's bowling, a people's sport in a region that cherishes it, is coming to Canton Township, Mich., on Thursday for an 88-day marathon of strikes, spares and sweat.

Meet Bowling's Clash of Champions featured players of the week: USBC Senior Masters winner Tom Baker and USBC Senior Queens champion Lucy Sandelin.

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Two-time Open Championships titlist John Socha moved into the top spot in Regular Doubles and helped his team into the Team All-Events lead Monday.

Liz Johnson will look to defend her title this fall when the U.S. Women's Open, a USBC event, returns with five consecutive weeks of telecasts on ESPN.

Michael Hoffman of Verona, Wis., rolled the seventh perfect game of the 2008 Open Championships on Sunday.

Competitors in Bowling's Clash of Champions will bowl at a breakneck speed as players face sudden death elimination on every shot. It will be bowling like you've never seen it before.

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This week, we asked Open Championships titlist Lennie Boresch Jr. to share his thoughts about bowling and his time on the tournament lanes.

Although he won't repeat as the Classified Singles champion, Lenny Boogaard helped his teammates enjoy success on the tournament lanes.

Joe Janz rolled a 699 series to help Janz's H.I. into third place in Regular Team on Thursday at the Open Championships.

This week, we asked USBC's Neil Stremmel and Eric Pierson to share their thoughts about bowling and their time on the tournament lanes.

Bowling helps USBC spokesperson Chris Paul handle the pressure on the court as an NBA All-Star.

Read the article in Vibe magazine.

Meet Bowling's Clash of Champions featured players of the week: U.S. Amateur champions David O'Sullivan and Lynda Barnes.

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This week, we asked four-time USBC Open Championships titlist Jeff Richgels to share his thoughts about bowling and his time on the tournament lanes.

Tens of thousands to descend on Motor City beginning April 10.

Michael Roscoe and Jim Kohlman teamed up to shoot 1,196 and take the Classified Doubles lead Sunday at the Open Championships.

Two-handed bowler rolls 815 set in Pepsi youth regional qualifier.

A two-year study of bowling ball motion, which USBC undertook in cooperation with bowling ball manufacturing companies, has been completed. USBC is setting a new manufacturing specification for bowling balls based on the chemistry of the cover material.

Read the full report from USBC

Natalie Cortese of Hoffman Estates, Ill., and Travis Moyer of Anchorage, Alaska, overcame the pressure of competing in front of ESPN television cameras to win national titles in the Denny's All-American High School Championships.

With his U.S. Open win, Norm Duke became just the second bowler in history to win the four Grand Slam events - the United States Bowling Congress (USBC) Masters, Tournament of Champions, World Championship and the U.S. Open.

Two-time Open Championships titlist Kerry Kreft helped S & B Pro Shop 2 into a tie for the Team All-Events lead Friday.

Four varsity high school bowlers advanced past a tough field Saturday and will have the chance to compete for thousands of dollars in scholarships on national television in the finals of the 2008 Denny's All-American High School Championships

Jamie Brooks of Wylie, Texas, made his 50th appearance at the Open Championships on Thursday.

USBC Vice President of Marketing and Communications to begin May 15.

Tim A. Wagner rolled a 669 series to take the lead in Classified Singles on Wednesday at the Albuquerque Convention Center.

This week, we asked two-time USBC Open Championships titlist John Janawicz to share his thoughts about bowling and his time on the tournament lanes.

Defending champion Vanderbilt and top-ranked Nebraska headline the eight-team field announced Wednesday for the 2008 NCAA National Collegiate Women's Bowling Championship, scheduled for April 10-12 at Thunder Alley in Omaha, Neb.

USBC members and other bowling industry leaders: enter for the chance to win this prize valued at $10,500

Meet Bowling's Clash of Champions featured players of the week: USBC Open Championships Regular All-Events winner Mike Rose Jr. and USBC Women's Championships Classic All-Events winner Wendy Macpherson.

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Former NFL star and Hall of Famer Lynn Swann, bowling great Nelson Burton Jr. and CBS Sports play-by-play announcer Bill Macatee will call the action for Bowling's Clash of Champions on CBS Sports.

Last year, Felix Salinas Jr. led Roberts Repair of Pontiac, Ill., to the Classified Team title. This year, he led the team in its Regular Division debut.

Tommy Jones won his second title of the season and his 12th in the last four seasons, defeating PBA Hall of Famer Pete Weber, 257-191, to win the 2008 GEICO Classic at AMF Babylon Lanes.

Melissa Lynn Smith of Hudsonville, Mich., became the fourth woman in Open Championships history to roll a 300 game on the tournament lanes.

USBC names Jim Oberholtzer as new technology VP.

Former U.S. Amateur champion Andrew Cain rolled a 677 series and helped K & K Bowling Services 1 into the Regular Team lead on Wednesday.

Bowling teams can prepare for the 2008 USBC Open Championships by attending a coaching and practice session in Albuquerque, N.M., from USBC Silver coach and former professional bowler Mike Jasnau.

The United States Bowling Congress is the recipient of a $693,000 award from the Texas Enterprise Fund, clearing the way for the organization to move its headquarters to Arlington, Texas.

Meet Bowling's Clash of Champions featured players of the week: USBC Intercollegiate Singles Championships winners Elysia Current and Tim Pfeifer.

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Watch bowling like never before
Bowling's Clash of Champions
May 10 and May 11 on CBS Sports

Jason Price of Grand Island, Neb., rolled the first 800 series of this year's Open Championships and took the lead in Regular Singles with 817 on Tuesday.

Chip Aki fell short in his bid to become the first bowler to defend a Regular Singles title at the Open Championships.

Ricky Meneley rolled the fifth perfect game of this year's Open Championships and teamed up with Patrick Smart to move into second place in Regular Doubles.

Bowlers and bowling fans can now check out USBC Bowlfest and the opening ceremonies of the 2008 Open Championships on bowlTV.

Former presidential candidtate Mike Huckabee draws plenty of interest during visit to Milwaukee bowling center.

Washington's Jim Lewis and Wisconsin's Richard Banker are the latest winners in the "Sport Members Watch and Win Contest."

USBC Hall of Famer Jimmy Schroeder of Tonawanda, N.Y., made his 60th Open Championships appearance Saturday at the Albuquerque Convention Center.

The field is set for the 2008 USBC Intercollegiate Team Championships, presented by Storm, following the completion of Sectional Qualifier competition March 15-16, with the Saginaw Valley State men's team and Wichita State women's team ready to defend their titles.

UW-Whitewater blogs on the way to the ITC

Win in Denny's World Championships provides two-year exemption.

Defending Regular Singles champion, Chip Aki, will be the first of the 2007 winners to take to the lanes at the Albuquerque Convention Center this year.

Defending champion Elysia Current of Wichita State as well as Player of the Year candidates Dan MacLelland of Saginaw Valley State and Kayla Bandy of Pikeville are among those who qualified Friday for the 2008 USBC Intercollegiate Singles Championships, which will be held May 19-20 in Milwaukee.

Doug Blood of Montevideo, Minn., overcame a disappointing finish in team and joined Todd Koehler of Appleton, Minn., to move into the Regular Doubles lead at the Open Championships on Friday.

Paul Mohn of Dumfries, Va., the American Bowling Congress' 72nd president, died Tuesday, March 11 of heart failure at the age of 82.

Colorado bowling center proprietor Paul Kreins is trying to get a leg up on the competition by aggressively implementing several PBA Experience programs.

The upstart Crimson Wave are out to earn one of the top four spots in this weekend's Fairview Heights (Ill.) Sectional of the USBC Intercollegiate Team Championships.

Awards program to remain same in 2008-09 as current.

The United States Bowling Congress has developed advanced technology that can measure grip and foot pressure to improve the collection of motion data throughout a bowler's approach. The pioneering systems are expected to have a significant impact on coaching in the sport of bowling.

Meet Bowling's Clash of Champions featured players of the week: U.S. Junior Amateur champions Jenny Brown and Adam Martinez

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Watch bowling like never before
Bowling's Clash of Champions
May 10 and May 11 on CBS Sports

Julius Awes of Minneapolis rolled the first of two perfect games posted at the Open Championships on Monday.

Combining offices with BPAA will create an international bowling campus.

Bryan O'Keefe rolled a team-high 687 series to help Cambridge 1 of Feeding Hills, Mass., into the Regular Team lead with a 3,201 effort Sunday night.

Discovery Channel Canada is producing a story about USBC's robotic bowling ball thrower "Harry" and how he interacts with other USBC technology for bowling research. The story is scheduled to air later this month in Europe, Australia, South America and Asia.

After more than 22 days of competition at the 2008 Open Championships, Dallas Herreman of Hays, Kan., rolled the first perfect game of the year.

USBC Team USA's Rhino Page breaks through to win his first PBA Tour title at the Go RVing Classic in Norwich, Conn.

Dave Lisson of Browerville, Minn., helped Lake Country Rollers 1 into the Classified Team lead Friday at the Open Championships.

United States Bowling Congress Chief Operating Officer Kevin Dornberger has announced that USBC Technical Director Neil Stremmel has been named as Vice President - National Governing Body. 

Nominations are now being accepted for coaches Hall of Fame.

In 1953 Steve Kraly of Johnson City, N.Y., helped the New York Yankess to the World Series title, and this week he was in Albuquerque looking for similar success at the Open Championships.

Denny's, PBA, USBC announce the top male and female varsity bowlers to compete in the second Denny's All-American High School Championships

Wilbert Moorer of Dover, Del., rolled 28 strikes on the way to a 784 series and the Regular Singles lead at the Open Championships on Wednesday.

The Professional Bowlers Association and USBC are expanding the PBA Experience program to include PBA Experience Tournaments.

USBC coach Dean Streich pr